VECTOR

Verification

COA Library

Certificates issued by Summit BioAnalytics, reported 6 August 2026. Find the lot number printed on your bottle, open the certificate for that exact lot, and — if you want to confirm we did not edit it — check it straight against the lab's own records.

9 certificates

CompoundLotPurityContentEndotoxinMicrobialCertificate
BPC-157 / TB-50010mg/10mgVEC-100031S99.51%20.55 mg/bottle0.03 EU/mL5/5 conforms
DSIP10mgVEC-100024S99.42%11.21 mg/bottle0.03 EU/mL5/5 conforms
GHK-Cu100mgVEC-100030S99.29%101.12 mg/bottle0.01 EU/mL5/5 conforms
KPV10mgVEC-100029S99.31%10.87 mg/bottle0.01 EU/mL5/5 conforms
Melanotan 210mgVEC-100028S99.43%10.45 mg/bottle0.02 EU/mL5/5 conforms
NAD+500mgVEC-100023S99.23%512.21 mg/bottle0.02 EU/mL5/5 conforms
PT-14120mgVEC-100027S99.54%20.32 mg/bottle0.03 EU/mL5/5 conforms
Selank10mgVEC-100026S99.12%10.76 mg/bottle0.01 EU/mL5/5 conforms
Semax10mgVEC-100025S99.89%10.14 mg/bottle0.03 EU/mL5/5 conforms

What these certificates cover

Identity, HPLC purity, total content per bottle, bacterial endotoxins, heavy metals, and the USP <61>/<62> microbial limits panel for the nasal route — including Pseudomonas aeruginosa, which matters for an aqueous multi-dose product and is left out of food-style panels. Content is graded not less than label claim; every lot met it.

What they do not cover

  • Delivered dose per actuation. Total content in a bottle is not the same question. That testing has not been run, so nothing here claims it.
  • Chromatograms. Peak exports were not part of this submission, so no trace is published.
  • Sterility. These are preserved multi-dose solutions held to microbial limits, which is a different and lesser claim.