COA Explained
Certificate of Analysis
A Certificate of Analysis, commonly called a COA, is a laboratory report documenting analytical testing performed on a specific batch of material. It allows researchers to review important information associated with that particular lot.
VIEW COA LIBRARYWhat does a peptide COA tell you?
A COA connects laboratory testing results with a particular product batch and provides documentation researchers can review alongside other product information.
Identity
Provides analytical information used to help identify the material that was tested.
Purity
Reports analytical purity information and detected impurities associated with the sample.
Endotoxin Testing
Reports endotoxin testing results associated with the batch and documents whether results meet the stated research-use specification.
Lot Traceability
Links the laboratory report to a particular batch or lot for documentation purposes.
Documentation
Creates a laboratory record that can be reviewed and retained by researchers.
Why a COA matters
What should you look for?
ENDOTOXIN TESTED
An additional layer of batch documentation.
Endotoxin testing evaluates the tested batch for bacterial endotoxin levels. Prolific Peptides includes endotoxin testing as part of its batch-associated laboratory documentation, allowing researchers to review the reported results for the specific lot.
Tested. Verified. Trusted.
Prolific Peptides provides batch-associated third party testing documentation so researchers can review available analytical information and maintain clear records for the materials used in their research.
Documentation you can actually review.
Explore available Prolific Peptides batch documentation in our COA Library.
