CJC-1295 No DAC 10mg Batch CJCND10-2607-01 COA

Independent laboratory batch record

This searchable page transcribes the identifying fields and reported results from Kovera Labs certificate KVR-2026-78FBBA. Match the batch printed on the physical vial to CJCND10-2607-01, then use the unique Kovera verification link below.

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CJC-1295 No DAC 10mg
Laboratory-tested identity
CJC-1295 no DAC
SKU
CND10
Batch
CJCND10-2607-01
Labeled quantity
10 mg
Report
KVR-2026-78FBBA
Certified
2026-07-14
Issuing laboratory
Kovera Labs
Verification access code
OKO3VN1

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Complete batch-matched laboratory documents

These four original Kovera Labs PDFs apply to the same identified sample and batch. Match the vial batch before relying on any report.

Certificate of AnalysisKVR-2026-78FBBA | PDFRapid Sterility ScreenRSTER-KVR-2026-78FBBA | PDFHeavy-Metals AnalysisHM-KVR-2026-78FBBA | PDFBacterial Endotoxin AnalysisENDO-KVR-2026-78FBBA | PDF

Reported analytical results

TestReported result
Purity99.713%
Net Content10.38 mg
Identity Confirmation (LC-MS)CJC-1295 no DAC
Endotoxin Safety ScreenPass
Microbial Sterility ScreenNo Growth
pH6.3

Heavy-metal screening reported

AnalyteReported result
Arsenic (As)Negative
Cadmium (Cd)Negative
Lead (Pb)Negative
Mercury (Hg)Negative

Chromatography method reported: RP-HPLC; C18 column; DAD at 214 nm.

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Documentation limits

This record reports only the tests and results stated by Kovera Labs for the identified sample. It does not establish results for an unmatched batch, clinical safety, efficacy, or suitability for human or veterinary use. The original third-party record controls if any transcription differs.