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21 Peptide COAs: Public Chromate Records

Verify report numbers and access codes on Chromate, then compare the matching strengths and public prices in the C Suite Biologics research catalog.

21 public records · 16 of 17 peptide listings with at least one record

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Read the record, not the headline.

Each link below opens a report on Chromate's verification service. The records identify the submitted sample, report number, analysis context, and reported results. They are stronger evidence than an unsupported purity badge because a researcher can inspect the underlying record directly.

A COA is specific to the sample and batch identified in that report. These records do not establish sterility, safety, or the results of a different lot.

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Original coverage analysis · September 2026

How the public COA directory maps to the peptide catalog.

This reproducible snapshot aligns the public catalog and COA directory by product alias and exact offered-strength text. It measures directory coverage—not lot applicability or product quality.

16/17peptide listings with at least one public record
21public Chromate verification records
18/21offered-strength labels with an exact public-record match
19 + 2injectable and nasal record split
Public directory coverage by catalog peptide listing
Catalog listingOffered strengthsPublic record strengthsRecordsAlignment
Tirzepatide15 mg, 30 mg, 60 mg15 mg, 30 mg, 60 mg3all offered strengths
Retatrutide10 mg, 30 mg, 60 mg10 mg, 30 mg, 60 mg3all offered strengths
Melanotan-210 mg10 mg1all offered strengths
GHK-Cu100 mg100 mg1all offered strengths
BPC-15710 mg10 mg1all offered strengths
GLOW70 mgProprietary blend1product-level record; strength review needed
KLOW-Cu80 mgProprietary blend1product-level record; strength review needed
Tesamorelin10 mg10 mg1all offered strengths
CJC / Ipamorelin5/5 mg5/5 mg1all offered strengths
MOTS-c10 mg, 40 mg10 mg, 40 mg2all offered strengths
NAD+1000 mgNo public record indexed0no public record indexed
PT-14110 mg10 mg1all offered strengths
Kisspeptin10 mg10 mg1all offered strengths
KPVStrength pending10 mg1record indexed; catalog strength pending
TB-50010 mg10 mg1all offered strengths
Semax10 mg10 mg1all offered strengths
Selank10 mg10 mg1all offered strengths

Method. Catalog peptide listings and offered-strength labels were aligned to the public COA directory using the site's explicit product-alias map. An exact-strength match requires case-insensitive equality between the public catalog strength and a public record strength; no result is inferred across a different label, proprietary blend, lot, or unreported attribute.

Limit. Directory coverage shows whether a catalog-aligned public verification record is indexed. It does not prove that a record applies to the unit or lot received, authenticate an uninspected document, establish current-lot availability, or establish sterility, safety, biological activity, efficacy, or fitness for an experiment.

Chromate verification directory

Catalog-aligned analytical records.

Use the report number and access code to confirm each document on Chromate. The applicable order and fulfillment documentation remains controlling for the lot received.

What the reports show

Defined analytical questions, recorded by sample.

The supplied Chromate records use chromatographic analysis with UV detection and report identity, measured quantity, and purity for the identified sample. Some records also report metals screening. Exact methods and reported fields vary, so each report should be read individually.

For example, the linked Tirzepatide 15 mg record identifies report 37340, a submitted batch, sample-received and analysis dates, RP-HPLC with UV detection, identity, measured quantity, chromatographic purity, metals screening, and a public access code. That evidence remains limited to the sample described by the record.

Manufacturing relationship

U.S. manufacturing claims, clearly attributed.

AgeREcode's 2026 quality summary states that its peptide materials are manufactured in the United States and describes facilities and quality systems in Florida. Those are supplier-reported manufacturing statements; the Chromate reports independently support the analytical results shown for submitted samples, not every broader facility claim.

This separation matters. We publish the source archive and verification links so a laboratory can distinguish manufacturer information from independent sample analysis and apply its own qualification process.

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Peptide COA FAQ

What a COA can—and cannot—tell you.

What is a peptide certificate of analysis?

A certificate of analysis records stated analytical results for an identified sample or batch. Depending on the report, it may include identity, quantity, chromatographic purity, metals screening, method context, analysis dates, and a verification code.

Who performed the linked analyses?

The linked records were produced by Chromate for samples submitted under the AgeREcode name. Each record opens on Chromate's verification service using its report number and access code.

Does one COA apply to every product unit?

No. A COA is sample- and batch-specific. A historical or representative record does not automatically establish the contents or results of a future lot. The documentation linked to the applicable fulfillment record controls.

Does HPLC purity prove sterility or safety?

No. Chromatographic purity, identity, quantity, metals screening, sterility, endotoxin status, and safety are different attributes. Only the tests actually reported for the identified sample should be inferred from a COA.

Are C Suite Biologics products sterile?

No. C Suite Biologics products are shipped non-sterile and are supplied solely for qualified in vitro laboratory research, not for human or animal consumption or administration.

Research use only.

Everything sold here is for laboratory research. Products are non-sterile and are not drugs, supplements, food, cosmetics, medical devices, or diagnostic tools. They are not for human or animal consumption or administration.