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Peptide Purity Specifications: How to Read a COA

Published September 4, 2026 Updated September 4, 2026 PeptideLab Technical Team

The Fields That Matter

  • Product identity: name, sequence, and batch number must match your order.
  • Method: purity is meaningless without stating the analytical method (typically HPLC).
  • Results: compare measured purity against the stated specification.
  • Date and signature: verify the document is current and authorized.

Red Flags

Generic, unverified claims such as blanket certifications without batch data warrant caution. Always request batch-specific documentation for research-critical applications.

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