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Retatrutide 99.4% Purity — SNPCertificate of Analysis · Independent third-party lab result

Tested purity 99.4% High purity
Dose vs label +21.3% Over the labeled dose
Evidence Asserted only Trust: low
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This COA was extracted from a community forum, where the original poster claimed Janoshik tested SNP's Retatrutide (batch NEXAPH RET1212302024-06). The reported purity was 99.361%, but the quantity tested was 14.56mg against a 12mg label, a significant deviation of +21.33%. Endotoxin status and test method are unknown, and the test is stale (over a year old). The lab's signature is not directly verifiable from this re-shared image, indicating a chain-of-custody gap.

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  • chain-of-custody gap
  • stale (1+ years old)
  • no endotoxin test
Test date
2025-01-18
Testing lab
Janoshik
Batch / lot
NEXAPH RET[PHONE_REDACTED]-06
Quantity
14.56mg
label 12mg · tested 14.56mg
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How this result compares

This Retatrutide certificate's tested purity of 99.36% ranks higher than 10% of the 9821 Retatrutide certificates with a purity result we have catalogued (median 99.83%).

Tested 2025-01-18 by Janoshik. This test is newer than 2% of our catalogued Retatrutide certificates.

SNP has 52 certificates in our corpus, including 8 for Retatrutide at a median tested purity of 99.55%.

Manufacturer
SNP
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Source

Third-party community lab

Asserted only
No verifiable evidence captured. This entry was added to our corpus from Third-party community lab. We did not save the certificate image, did not hash an artifact, and the upstream URL is either a domain root or absent — we cannot independently confirm this report existed. Treat as curator-asserted only.
Catalogued
2026-04-24
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