PT-141 99.9% Purity — Qingdao Sigma ChemicalCertificate of Analysis · Independent third-party lab result
Tested purity
99.9%
High purity · 99.908%
Dose vs label
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No quantity measurement on this report.
Evidence
Asserted only
- Test date
- 2026-01-19
- Testing lab
- Janoshik
- Batch / lot
- Purple
- Quantity
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- Endotoxins
- —
- Assay method
- —
- Label dose
- 10mg
Context
How this result compares
This PT-141 certificate's tested purity of 99.91% ranks higher than 62% of the 660 PT-141 certificates with a purity result we have catalogued (median 99.89%).
Tested 2026-01-19 by Janoshik. This test is newer than 48% of our catalogued PT-141 certificates.
Qingdao Sigma Chemical has 515 certificates in our corpus, including 5 for PT-141 at a median tested purity of 99.81%.
Manufacturer
Qingdao Sigma Chemical
Source
Forum / Discord scrape
Asserted only
No verifiable evidence captured.
This entry was added to our corpus from Forum / Discord scrape.
We did not save the certificate image, did not hash an artifact,
and the upstream URL (https://t.me/qsctgchannel/443) is either
a domain root or absent — we cannot independently confirm this report existed. Treat
as curator-asserted only.
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TEST REPORT JANOSHIK E-mail: [EMAIL_REDACTED] Web: www.janoshik.com Task Number #99774 Testing ordered > 14 JAN '26 Sample received > 15 JAN '26 Client Telegram @tracyfromqsc Sample PT141 10mg Manufacturer QSC Batch Purple Sample description > See picture or pictures attached. Tests requested > Assessment of a peptide vial or vials. Results > PT-141 11.67 mg Purity 99.908% Comments > Analysis conducted > 19 JAN 2026 Signature > Verify this test at www.janoshik.com/verify/ with the following unique key CZRLAY7VFHQ2
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