Lot fileDocumentation
A certificate describes a sample. It is not a permission slip.
Aminyx does not invent a laboratory’s letterhead. The certificate that matters is the one issued for the lot that ships, from the supplying laboratory behind Your Peptide Brand. It is confirmed against your order before a vial leaves.
| Test | Typical method | What it answers |
|---|---|---|
| Identity | HPLC retention and mass spectrometry | The named sequence or compound is the one in the vial. |
| Purity | HPLC area percent | How much of the chromatographic signal is the target. Catalog target is ≥98%. |
| Net content | Weight or assay | How much compound is actually in that vial, not the label in the abstract. |
Specimen layout
Not a live certificate
The block below shows how a lot file is read. The batch id is a placeholder. Do not treat it as analytical data.
- Batch
- SPECIMEN-000
- Compound
- Named on the vial
- Identity
- Consistent with the stated sequence
- Purity
- Reported per the laboratory method
- Net content
- Reported for that vial
Handling, not a protocol
- Keep lyophilized vials sealed, dry, and protected from light.
- Typical storage for these solids is −20 °C. Follow the lot file if it says otherwise.
- Aminyx will not tell you how to reconstitute, dose, or administer a compound.
- Quote the order number when you ask for the certificate on your lot.