Third-party testing
Luvaminos COAs and third-party testing.
Every lot below was tested by Freedom Diagnostics, an independent laboratory. Each report is hosted on the laboratory's own domain and carries an accession number, so you can check it without taking our word for anything.
Published lots
Every lot, with its report.
Purity is measured by HPLC against a 99%+ identity purity standard, alongside identity and net peptide content.
| Product | Lot number | Purity | Tested | Lab accession | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BPC-157 | BPC-10-001 | 99.22% | 2026-07-14 | 2607130358 | Open report |
| GHK-Cu | GHK-50-001 | 99.71% | 2026-07-14 | 2607130360 | Open report |
| KLOW | KLOW-80-001 | 99.18% | 2026-07-14 | 2607130359 | Open report |
| LUV RT | RT-10-002 | 99.88% | 2026-08-04 | 2608040029 | Open report |
| LUV TES | TES-10-001 | 99.46% | 2026-07-14 | 2607130357 | Open report |
LUV TES lot TES-10-001 is archived — the lot is no longer sold, and its report stays published so an earlier purchase can still be checked. LUV H₂O ships under lot BAC-10-001; as a solvent rather than a peptide it carries no purity assay.
Verification
How to check a lot in three steps.
- Read the lot number printed on the vial label, or scan the QR code on the label.
- Find that lot in the table above and open its report.
- The report opens on Freedom Diagnostics's own domain and shows the accession number listed above. If those match, you are reading the laboratory's copy of the result for the exact lot in your hand.
Short answer
What a COA does and does not tell you.
A Certificate of Analysis reports what the laboratory measured for one specific lot: identity, purity by HPLC, and net peptide content. It is a statement about the material in that lot and nothing else. It is not a safety assessment, and it says nothing about use — every product in the Luvaminos catalog is sold for laboratory research only.
COA questions
Direct answers about Luvaminos testing.
Who tests Luvaminos products?
Freedom Diagnostics, an independent third-party laboratory. Every published lot on this page names the same lab, and every report is hosted on the laboratory's own domain rather than ours.
What does the Certificate of Analysis actually measure?
Identity, purity by HPLC, and net peptide content, against a 99%+ identity purity standard.
How do I verify a Luvaminos COA myself?
Match the lot number printed on the vial to the lot in the table on this page, then open that lot's report. The report is served from the testing laboratory's own domain and carries an accession number, so you are reading the laboratory's copy, not a file we generated.
What is the accession number for?
It is the laboratory's own reference for a specific report. It lets you confirm a report belongs to the lot it claims to, independently of anything published on a Luvaminos page.
Do older lots stay available?
Yes. A lot that is sold out or withdrawn keeps its published report so an earlier purchase can still be checked. Archived lots are marked as archived rather than removed.
Does bacteriostatic water have a purity COA?
No. LUV H₂O is a solvent, not a peptide, so a peptide identity-and-purity assay does not apply to it. It carries a lot number for traceability.