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BPC-157 + GHK-Cu + KPV + TB-500 — Guangzhou Jeep Biotechnology JeepCertificate of Analysis · Independent third-party lab result

Purity Blend Blend tests measure quantity per component, not overall purity — a purity assay for a multi-peptide sample needs separate chromatographic runs.
Dose vs label No quantity measurement on this report.
Evidence Artifact captured Trust: medium Blend
AI summary Third-party lab

This COA was tested by Janoshik, an independent third-party lab. The report, dated 2025-09-09 (older, 6-12 months), indicates a blend sample containing GHK-Cu (58.98mg), BPC-157 (10.45mg), TB-500 (10.64mg), and KPV (14.06mg). Purity and endotoxin results are not available, and the vendor is unknown. Customers can cross-check on the lab's public verification URL.

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  • no purity test
  • no endotoxin test
  • vendor unknown
Test date
2025-09-09
Testing lab
Janoshik
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How this result compares

We have catalogued 1205 BPC-157 + GHK-Cu + KPV + TB-500 certificates; across the 1050 with a purity result the median tested purity is 99.72%.

Tested 2025-09-09 by Janoshik. This test is newer than 4% of our catalogued BPC-157 + GHK-Cu + KPV + TB-500 certificates.

Guangzhou Jeep Biotechnology Jeep has 129 certificates in our corpus, including 1 for BPC-157 + GHK-Cu + KPV + TB-500.

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Guangzhou Jeep Biotechnology Jeep
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Janoshik (public)

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Catalogued
2026-04-22
Artifact hash
47995bea68c1d24d…
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