01
Identity
Testing confirms the compound is the peptide listed on the vial, not just a lookalike or mislabeled powder.
lab testing & coas
Proof should ship with the vial.
Every Novo+ product is tied to batch-level documentation. The goal is simple: customers should be able to see what was tested, when it was tested, and how the result connects to the vial they receive.
release standard
What we look for before a product goes live.
02
Purity
Chromatography checks for the main peptide peak and flags unwanted impurities that should not be present at release.
03
Potency
Batch review verifies the amount in the vial aligns with the labeled strength and expected concentration.
04
Release
A product is cleared for sale only after documentation matches the product, batch, and internal quality threshold.
how to read a coa
A useful certificate is specific, not generic.
A COA should connect a real test result to a real batch. If the document cannot be matched to the vial, it does not answer the most important quality question.
Product name and peptide identity
Batch or lot number
Test date and lab information
Purity percentage
Assay or potency result when applicable
Method details such as HPLC or mass spectrometry
buyer checklist
Red flags we do not accept.
01
A COA without a batch number
02
A product page that shows one generic certificate for every strength
03
No test date, no method, or no lab information
04
A purity claim that cannot be tied back to the vial being shipped