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HPLC-verified. Named lab. No passing COA, no sale. The COA is the product. V7 watches the chromatograph so you don't have to.
Most peptide brands say “third-party tested” and call it a day. We name the lab on every COA, publish the full lab report for every lot we sell, and let you check it with the lab before it ships. This is the chain, synthesis to shelf.
Every brand can claim purity. We want you to be able to verify it independently, without trusting our marketing.
Every lot is tested by ILS Laboratories, an ISO/IEC 17025-accredited lab. Most peptide vendors say 'third-party tested' and never name anyone. We name the lab on every COA.
Every certificate names the testing lab and the analysis date, and carries a QR code and an access code. Scan it or enter the code at the lab's verify portal and you are checking the result with the lab directly. We don't sit between you and the data.
A lot can't be bought until its full COA is published in our archive. You can read your specific lot's data before you order, and long before you open the box.
To go on sale, a lot needs HPLC purity of 95% or better, confirmed identity, and its full certificate published. The store enforces it: no passing COA, no sale. We tested everything, a lot of it failed, and we only sell what passed.
Every lot we sell has a Certificate of Analysis from ILS Laboratories. We don't ask anyone to interpret data favorably. We publish the certificate exactly as issued, in full, and each lot page shows exactly what that certificate reports.
Each certificate carries a QR code and an access code, so anyone holding it can check the result with the lab directly, without going through us. That's the entire point.
Every COA names the testing lab and the analysis date. You don't have to trust Vault Tech. You can read the lab's data yourself.
The report behind every lot we sell. Below: what's tested, the method used, and the threshold each lot has to clear before it can go on sale.
The peptide's HPLC retention time is matched against a reference standard to confirm it is the compound on the label. Where a lot's COA shows LC-MS, mass spectrometry also confirms the molecular weight. A lot with unconfirmed identity never goes on sale.
Reverse-phase HPLC at 214 nm measures the target peptide against related impurities and fragments. This is the headline purity figure on the COA. A lot below 95% never goes on sale. Lots on sale right now average 99.84%.
Where the certificate reports it, the lab measures how many milligrams of peptide are in the vial and prints it next to the labeled amount, so you can compare the two yourself. It is a report-only figure, not a pass or fail line.
The full certificate is published in our COA archive, searchable by lot ID and COA number, before that lot can be bought.
Every lot is tested by HPLC for purity and identity. Most certificates also report net peptide content and a fentanyl screen (immunoassay, 50 ng/mL cutoff), and each lot page shows exactly what its certificate reports. Sterility, endotoxin, and heavy-metal panels are pharmaceutical-release tests and are not represented here. These products are for laboratory research use only, not for human or animal use.
HPLC-verified. Named lab. No passing COA, no sale. The COA is the product. V7 watches the chromatograph so you don't have to.
Every lot on sale is in the COA archive. Browse by compound, or search by lot ID or COA number. Every report names the lab and the test date, so you can verify your specific lot against the published data.