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Certificate of analysis

Batch OU701918

Analytical results for this batch of Kisspeptin. A certificate belongs to a batch: these results describe this batch of material and no other.
Lot OU701918Issued by ILS Laboratories
Batch number
OU701918
Compound
Kisspeptin
Issuing laboratory
ILS Laboratories
Date issued
2026-08-03
Purity as certified
99.72%
Net peptide content
10.53 mg
Tests performed
Identity · Purity (HPLC) · Net peptide content · Heavy metals (ICP-MS) · Fentanyl screen · Sterility (PCR) · Endotoxin (USP <85>)

Results

AnalyteMethodResultSpecificationStatus
Peptide purity (HPLC)RP-HPLC99.72%>= 95.0%PASS
Net peptide content10.53 mgReport onlyN/A
IdentityHPLC-RTMConfirmedKisspeptinPASS
Fentanyl screenImmunoassay, 50 ng/mL cutoffNot DetectedNot detectedPASS
Arsenic (As)ICP-MS0.0953 ppmNMT 1.5 ppmPASS
Cadmium (Cd)ICP-MS0.0534 ppmNMT 0.5 ppmPASS
Lead (Pb)ICP-MS0.1874 ppmNMT 1.0 ppmPASS
Mercury (Hg)ICP-MS0.2015 ppmNMT 1.5 ppmPASS
Chromium (Cr)ICP-MS0.692 ppmNMT 10.0 ppmPASS
SterilityPCRNo No growthPASS
EndotoxinLAL, USP <85>0.155 EU/mLReport resultReported
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How to read this certificate

The identity result should be read alongside the laboratory method shown above. HPLC-RTM compares chromatographic retention time with a reference standard. Purity is reported by HPLC as a percentage of total peak area at a stated wavelength — a proportion of what the detector saw, not a proportion of the vial's mass. Net peptide content is the measured peptide amount in the tested sample. For a blend, the total does not establish each component's amount unless the laboratory reports those amounts separately.

A fuller explanation of each parameter is in how to read a peptide certificate of analysis, and the distinction between purity and net content is set out in purity versus net peptide content.

Check the batch number above against the number printed on the vial in front of you. If they do not match, this is not your certificate — search the certificate library for the number on your label.

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