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TESTING & QUALITY
PSL Labs does not create the lab reports shown on the site. Our published reports come from Janoshik Analytical, an independent laboratory. For our peptide batches, the report shows the material identified by the lab, the reported purity, and the amount measured in the tested sample.
The report only covers the tests shown on the original laboratory file.
Original third party lab reports for batches currently for sale. Results apply to the sample and batch named on each report. View Batch Reports →
Laboratory results apply only to the tested sample and batch identified above.
Laboratory results apply only to the tested sample and batch identified above.
Laboratory results apply only to the tested sample and batch identified above.
Laboratory results apply only to the tested sample and batch identified above.
Laboratory results apply only to the tested sample and batch identified above.
Our published peptide reports come from Janoshik Analytical, an independent lab. The report shows three main results. Each one answers a different question.
The report only covers the tests shown on the original laboratory file.
Identity
The report shows whether the tested sample matches the expected compound.
Purity
The report gives a purity percentage for the tested sample.
Amount
The report shows how much target material was measured in the tested sample. For a solution, it may show concentration instead.
1. Active products have published reports. If a product is available to buy, its current batch report is already published in Batch Reports.
2. Results apply to that batch.The report covers the batch and sample the lab tested. We do not reuse one batch's numbers for a different batch.
3. Coming Soon stays unavailable. Items marked Coming Soon are not for sale until the report is published.
4. You can check the original file. Each report includes a Janoshik task number. Open the original on verify.janoshik.com.
Short explainers on purity, verification, batch matching, and what testing does not cover.
Identity testing helps confirm what material the lab identified in the tested sample. Look for this on the original report when it is published.
Purity describes how clean the sample looked in the lab's purity test. If a purity percentage appears on the report, it applies to that tested sample and test method only.
Amount testing shows how much target material the lab measured in the tested sample. For a solution, the report may show concentration instead.
Each published report is tied to a specific batch. You can review the lab report for that batch, not a generic product claim.
A Certificate of Analysis summarizes what the lab reported for the named sample. Use it as lab documentation, not as medical or usage advice.
The report only covers the tests shown on the original laboratory file.