Lab report (Certificate of Analysis, COA)
N-Acetyl Semax · 9.5 mg
All tests passed
- Batch
- #1673 14 tests
- Mass
- 9.5 mg
- Purity
- 99.47%
- Issuing lab accreditation
- Vanguard · ISO 17025:2017 / A2LA #6377.01.01
3 units tested for purity: 99.47 / 99.47 / 99.48% · spread 0.01 pt · net peptide content 9.51 / 9.54 / 9.46 mg
Conformity: Units agree — every reported unit passed on all 10 test rows · purity spread 0.01 pt within the house limit · content spread 0.8% within the house limit · QA approval corroborates: Vanguard Laboratory, Tori Johnson, Operations Manager, 2026-07-23 · QA approval corroborates: Eagle Analytical Services Inc., Alison Eng, Quality Control Manager, 2026-04-27
Vanguard · issuing labEagle Analytical · sterility
Notes
Content audit 9 Sep 2026: product #54202 N-Acetyl Semax → #42727 Private: Adamax; size 54203 → #48289 10mg; lab id (blank) → V260615-9 001. Certificate prints: prints compound "Non-adamantyl Extended Semax", lot "1673", lab id "V260615-9 001", content 9.51 / 9.54 / 9.46
Content audit 9 Sep 2026, second pass: product #42727 Private: Adamax → #54202 N-Acetyl Semax; size 48289 → #54203. Back to N-Acetyl Semax, the product the store files lot 1673 under (its 9.50mg size carries this certificate's 99.47% purity). The first pass moved the certificate to the retired, hidden Adamax product because the vial in the photo is labelled Adamax; that left the buyable N-Acetyl Semax size with no certificate. The lab-id backfill (V260615-9 001) stays.
Reports for this lot
- Vanguard Laboratory this report · tested July 23, 2026 · 10 results · QA approvalVanguard · issuing labEagle Analytical · sterilityAll tests passed
Test by test
10 results on the report · 3 rows computed from the per-unit values · 2 labs · each test used up to 5 vials from this lot (rows are not added together) · every row names the chapter or house rule it follows
A chapter number names the method or limit a result follows; it does not describe the product. Chapters below 1000 are procedures or limits; 1000-series chapters are informational. USP <905> is the compendial test for between-unit uniformity: it assays 10 units, so a 3-unit certificate cannot yield its acceptance value — the content row is a house check with <905> named as the reference only.