All Human Growth Hormone Certificate of Analysis results— 13 COAs
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Human Growth Hormone 95.6% Purity — MMAEK251Certificate of Analysis · Independent third-party lab result

Tested purity 95.6% Acceptable purity · 95.616%
Dose vs label -13.7% Under the labeled dose
Evidence Artifact captured
Test date
2026-04-14
Testing lab
Janoshik
Batch / lot
Quantity
14.38 mg / 43.14 IU
label 50 IU · tested 14.38 mg / 43.14 IU
Endotoxins
Assay method
Label dose
50 IU
Context

How this result compares

This Human Growth Hormone certificate's tested purity of 95.62% ranks higher than 12% of the 13 Human Growth Hormone certificates with a purity result we have catalogued (median 97.40%).

Tested 2026-04-14 by Janoshik. This test is newer than 79% of our catalogued Human Growth Hormone certificates.

MMAEK251 has 25 certificates in our corpus, including 1 for Human Growth Hormone at a median tested purity of 95.62%.

Manufacturer
MMAEK251
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Source

Janoshik (public)

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Dose
50 IU
Catalogued
2026-06-01
OCR text Raw extracted text

Extracted via OCR. Names, emails, phone numbers, and street addresses are auto-redacted before display.

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  "peptide": "Human Growth Hormone",
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  "purity_pct": 95.616,
  "purity_label": "95.616%",
  "method": "",
  "test_date": "2026-04-14",
  "client": "[EMAIL_REDACTED]",
  "notes": "",
  "label_qty": "50 IU",
  "tested_qty": "14.38 mg / 43.14 IU",
  "quantity_deviation_pct": -13.72,
  "is_blend": false,
  "components_json": "",
  "ocr_confidence": 1.0
}
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