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Retatrutide 99.6% Purity — Kerui Peptide HongKong Co., LtdCertificate of Analysis · Independent third-party lab result

Tested purity 99.6% High purity · 99.647%
Dose vs label -2.4% Essentially at label
Evidence Artifact captured Trust: low
AI summary Third-party lab

This COA was tested by an independent third-party lab, Janoshik. However, key details such as purity, quantity, endotoxin status, and batch ID are unknown or missing from the report. The test recency is also unknown. While a verification URL is available, the lack of specific data points makes it difficult to assess the product.

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  • no endotoxin test
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Test date
2025-12-08
Testing lab
Janoshik
Batch / lot
Quantity
9.76 mg
label 10mg · tested 9.76 mg
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Label dose
10mg
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How this result compares

This Retatrutide certificate's tested purity of 99.65% ranks higher than 24% of the 9821 Retatrutide certificates with a purity result we have catalogued (median 99.83%).

Tested 2025-12-08 by Janoshik. This test is newer than 31% of our catalogued Retatrutide certificates.

Kerui Peptide HongKong Co., Ltd has 29 certificates in our corpus, including 11 for Retatrutide at a median tested purity of 99.65%.

Manufacturer
Kerui Peptide HongKong Co., Ltd
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Source

Janoshik (public)

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Dose
10mg
Catalogued
2026-04-22
Artifact hash
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