Certificate of analysis library
Every published report. Search it, then check it at the lab.
Living Water Labs stocks research peptides in South Africa. Independently tested by Janoshik Analytical. Compound identity and HPLC purity on every certificate. Search by compound, batch code or Janoshik task number, and open the laboratory’s own record from any entry.
7 published reports
- Current
MOTS-c
Batch 2026626
- HPLC purity
- 99.229%
- Content measured
- 10.47 mg
- Analysed
- Janoshik task
- #197335
- Current
Selank
Batch 20260704
- HPLC purity
- 99.604%
- Content measured
- 9.55 mg
- Analysed
- Janoshik task
- #197342
- Current
Semax
Batch 20260705
- HPLC purity
- 99.010%
- Content measured
- 9.88 mg
- Analysed
- Janoshik task
- #197343
- Current
Ipamorelin
Batch 20260706
- HPLC purity
- 99.763%
- Content measured
- 10.04 mg
- Analysed
- Janoshik task
- #197344
- Current
GHK-Cu
Batch 2026-03
- HPLC purity
- 99.237%
- Content measured
- 108.44 mg · labelled 100 mg
- Analysed
- Janoshik task
- #105775
- Current
BPC-157
Batch RT10/2025-10
- HPLC purity
- 99.427%
- Content measured
- 11.88 mg · labelled 10 mg
- Analysed
- Janoshik task
- #87126
- Current
KPV
Batch 10-07-2027
- HPLC purity
- 99.919%
- Content measured
- 12.80 mg · labelled 10 mg
- Analysed
- Janoshik task
- #56114
What a report covers
Identity, HPLC purity and measured content
Each entry is the result of an independent Janoshik Analytical test of a sample from the batch shown. The reports include no sterility, endotoxin or heavy-metal panel and set no pass/fail limit, so neither does this library.
Prepared by Living Water Labs from an independent Janoshik Analytical test report — not the laboratory’s certificate. Values are reproduced exactly from the laboratory report; where they differ, the original report is authoritative. The report relates only to the sample tested.
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CERTIFICATE QUESTIONS
Can I verify a Living Water Labs certificate myself?
Yes. Every report in this library carries the Janoshik Analytical task number and a link (and QR) to the result on Janoshik’s own website. Open it and compare the purity and content figures with ours — the lab’s page is the authoritative record.
How many certificates are in the library?
7 published reports. Compounds we have not published a report for are marked “certificate on request” on their product page and are not represented as certified anywhere on the site.
Are these batch certificates?
Each report covers the sample of a batch that Janoshik tested, and the batch code is shown on every entry. A new batch gets a new report; when that happens the earlier report stays in the library as an earlier batch, so a vial from that batch can still be matched to its paperwork.
What does a report cover — and not cover?
Compound identity, HPLC purity and the measured content of the vial tested. The reports do not include sterility, endotoxin or heavy-metal panels, and they set no specification or pass/fail — the library says only what the laboratory reported.
Do I need an account to read a certificate?
No. Every published report is readable here without an account or an email address. All products are supplied strictly for laboratory research use.
Certificates describe the identity and purity of a research material as tested. All products are supplied strictly for laboratory research purposes — not for human or veterinary use.