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Analytical protocol · Rev. 4

A run has to earn its box.

We don't rubber-stamp our own chemistry. Independent assays for identity, purity, residual contaminants, physical finish, and documentation are purchased from accredited outside laboratories and written into the report attached to the run number on your vial. A run that misses one of them never gets boxed.

≥ 99%
Minimum purity gate
3rd-party
Every analysis outsourced
100%
Runs traced to a report

Identity & purity

Section 01 · 3 checks
01LC-MS

Molecular identity

LC-MS locks the mass and sequence to the expected molecule.

Release criterion
02HPLC-UV

Chromatographic purity

HPLC-UV measured against certified reference material.

Release criterion
03Gravimetric

Net peptide content

Assayed strength weighed against the number on the label.

Release criterion

Contaminants

Section 02 · 5 checks
04Karl Fischer

Residual moisture

Karl Fischer titration straight off the lyophilised cake.

Release criterion
05HS-GC

Residual solvent

Headspace GC hunts for anything the synthesis left behind.

Release criterion
06LAL / USP

Bacterial endotoxin

LAL assay held to USP limits, no exceptions.

Release criterion
07TAMC

Microbial load

Total aerobic count run on finished, capped vials.

Release criterion
08IC

Counter-ion

Acetate and TFA quantified by ion chromatography.

Release criterion

Physical & finish

Section 03 · 3 checks
09Visual

Cake and clarity

Visual integrity, colour, and how cleanly it reconstitutes.

Release criterion
10Torque

Seal integrity

Crimp torque plus authentication of the diffraction label.

Release criterion
11Stability

Accelerated hold

Storage stress to confirm the vial holds its spec.

Release criterion

Documentation

Section 04 · 1 check
12Signed

Analyst sign-off

A named analyst attached to the file for that run.

Release criterion

Authentication

How to read the seal yourself

The label sits on a diffraction-grating laser substrate. Tip it under a directional lamp and the helix runs through the spectrum while a micro-etched run code surfaces along the bottom edge. That code should pull up the same report as the number printed above it. If the two don't match, the vial didn't come from us.

  1. 01

    Tilt

    Angle the vial under a single directional light source.

  2. 02

    Look

    The helix should sweep the spectrum, not flash a flat silver.

  3. 03

    Read

    Find the micro-etched run code along the lower edge.

  4. 04

    Match

    Enter it on the verify page — the report must agree.