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Anastrozole — Vulkan PharmaCertificate of Analysis · Independent third-party lab result

Purity Not reported This certificate did not report an HPLC purity figure.
Dose vs label 0.99 mg · tested 0.99 mg
Evidence Artifact captured Trust: medium
AI summary Third-party lab

This COA was tested by Janoshik, an independent third-party lab. The report, dated November 13, 2024, indicates a tested quantity of 0.99mg for Anastrozole, using qualitative and quantitative analysis. However, purity and endotoxin status are not reported, and the test is stale (over a year old). Customers can cross-check on the lab's public verification URL.

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  • no purity test
  • no endotoxin test
  • stale (1+ years old)
Test date
2024-11-13
Testing lab
Janoshik
Batch / lot
Quantity
0.99 mg
Endotoxins
Assay method
Qualitative and quantitative analysis of an AAS sample
Context

How this result compares

We have catalogued 58 Anastrozole certificates; across the 2 with a purity result the median tested purity is 89.34%.

Tested 2024-11-13 by Janoshik via Qualitative and quantitative analysis of an AAS sample. This test is newer than 75% of our catalogued Anastrozole certificates.

Vulkan Pharma has 16 certificates in our corpus, including 1 for Anastrozole.

Manufacturer
Vulkan Pharma
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Source

Janoshik (public)

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Method
Qualitative and quantitative analysis of an AAS sample
Catalogued
2026-04-22
Artifact hash
619ce1055fd08919…
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