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TB-500 99.8% Purity — Reta PeptideCertificate of Analysis · Independent third-party lab result

Tested purity 99.8% High purity · 99.75%
Dose vs label +1.0% Essentially at label
Evidence Artifact captured Trust: high
AI summary Third-party lab

LabE tested this TB-500 batch (8,2025) at 99.75% purity via HPLC. Quantity matched the label within 1%, endotoxins were below LOQ, and the test is recent (under 3 months). Customers can cross-check on the lab's public verification URL.

Test date
2026-03-04
Testing lab
LabE
Batch / lot
8,2025
Quantity
10.1mg
label 10mg · tested 10.1mg
Endotoxins
below LOQ
Assay method
HPLC + mass quantification + endotoxins
Test score
9.6
Label dose
10mg
Context

How this result compares

This TB-500 certificate's tested purity of 99.75% ranks higher than 84% of the 1248 TB-500 certificates with a purity result we have catalogued (median 99.39%).

Tested 2026-03-04 by LabE via HPLC + mass quantification + endotoxins. This test is newer than 63% of our catalogued TB-500 certificates.

Reta Peptide has 249 certificates in our corpus, including 14 for TB-500 at a median tested purity of 98.13%.

Manufacturer
Reta Peptide
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Source

Finnrick

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Method
HPLC + mass quantification + endotoxins
Test type
finnrick_composite
Dose
10mg
Container
No Label / Silver Crimp / Clear Pink Cap
Catalogued
2026-04-16
Artifact hash
ff8edc0ba498ee71…
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