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KPV 99.6% PurityCertificate of Analysis · Independent third-party lab result

Tested purity 99.6% High purity · 99.589%
Dose vs label +21.9% Over the labeled dose
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KPV batch 2026.01.21.Ds00063 tested at 99.589% purity with 21.9% overfill (12.19mg vs 10mg labeled). Janoshik verification available.

Test date
2026-02-04
Testing lab
[EMAIL_REDACTED]
Batch / lot
2026.01.21.Ds00063
Quantity
12.19 mg
label 10mg · tested 12.19 mg
Endotoxins
Assay method
Label dose
10mg
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This KPV certificate's tested purity of 99.59% ranks higher than 45% of the 705 KPV certificates with a purity result we have catalogued (median 99.62%).

Tested 2026-02-04 by [EMAIL_REDACTED]. This test is newer than 41% of our catalogued KPV certificates.

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Dose
10mg
Catalogued
2026-07-20
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TEST REPORT JANOSHIK E-mail: [EMAIL_REDACTED] Web: www.janoshik.com Task Number #105218 Testing ordered > 21 JAN '26 Sample received > 02 FEB '26 Client AD Sample KPV10mg Manufacturer [EMAIL_REDACTED] Batch 2026.01.21.Ds00063 Sample description > See picture or pictures attached. Tests requested > Assessment of a peptide vial or vials. Results > KPV 12.19 mg Purity 99.589% Comments > Analysis conducted > 04 FEB 2026 Signature > Verify this test at www.janoshik.com/verify/ with the following unique key HS2RCYGSKH4M
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