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Published lab reports
Check the paperwork, not the promise.
Any supplier can say its peptides are pure. We publish the test reports we hold, so you can read the results yourself and check them with the issuer.
Latest published reports
How to check a report
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Match the product
Check that the product and strength on the report match what you ordered. Our current reports carry no batch number, so each one describes the sample the issuer tested.
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Go to the source
Where the issuer offers online verification, the report links to its own site, which we don't control. Check the details match.
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Read what was tested
Look at the test date, the methods the lab used and which results it reports. Purity, identity and content are separate measurements.
Who issues our reports
Our test reports are supplier-provided LC-MS reports issued by TJQXGD. The issuer states that neither it nor its partner laboratory holds CMA/CNAS accreditation. We publish each one on its product's certificate page with the issuer's verification link. Reports currently cover Retatrutide 10mg and Retatrutide 20mg; more will be added as they arrive.
These reports are the only testing claims we make, and every one is in the COA vault.
Two kinds of information
Batch specification
The standard our supplier makes each product to. We're a reseller, so the batch specification is the one our supplier publishes, not one we set.
Supplier test report
An LC-MS report on a sample of one product and strength, provided by our supplier and issued by TJQXGD. These are the reports we publish; each one shows its issuer, test date and verification link.