Certificate of Analysis (COA) Library
Our Certificate of Analysis Library provides the laboratory reports currently available for selected products. Each COA contains sample-specific findings reported by Freedom Diagnostics, including chemical identity, net peptide content, purity, appearance, testing dates and analytical data.
Select a product below to review its complete certificate and laboratory-reported results.
Available Certificates of Analysis
Tesamorelin 10 mg
Identity: Tesamorelin
Reported purity: 97.831%
Net peptide content: 10.27 mg
Accession number: 2509220100
TB-500 10 mg
Identity: Thymosin Beta-4
Reported purity: 99.455%
Net peptide content: 11.33 mg
Accession number: 2509220098
Semaglutide 10 mg
Identity: Semaglutide
Reported purity: 99.243%
Net peptide content: 11.15 mg
Accession number: 2509220105
Tirzepatide 10 mg
Identity: Tirzepatide
Reported purity: 99.615%
Net peptide content: 11.68 mg
Accession number: 2509220101
GLOW 50/10/10
Identities: GHK-Cu, BPC-157 and Thymosin Beta-4
Reported purity: 99.48%
Reported content: GHK-Cu 45.95 mg, BPC-157 9.36 mg and Thymosin Beta-4 9.91 mg
Accession number: 2509220099
BPC-157 10 mg
Identity: BPC-157
Reported purity: 99.074%
Net peptide content: 10.77 mg
Accession number: 2509220102
Retatrutide 10 mg
Identity: Retatrutide
Reported purity: 99.782%
Net peptide content: 11.15 mg
Accession number: 2510030011
Understanding the Laboratory Results
Identity indicates the compound or compounds identified in the submitted sample.
Purity is the purity percentage reported by the laboratory for that specific tested sample.
Net peptide content is the measured amount of the identified peptide reported on the certificate.
The accession number and search code provide reference information for the individual laboratory report.
The certificates in this library report chemical analysis performed using HPLC with UV detection coupled with mass spectrometry.
Important Certificate Scope
Every Certificate of Analysis applies only to the sample associated with its accession number. These reports show identity, purity and peptide-content findings. They should not be interpreted as evidence of sterility, endotoxin testing, microbial testing, heavy-metal testing or clinical suitability unless such testing is expressly included on the individual certificate.
