SLU/BAM15 Caps 1 mg 60ct Lot SLUBAM1-001C: Certificate of Analysis (COA)
Peptira · tested Jan 31, 2026 by Freedom Diagnostics · Most recent COA Discontinued product
This page summarizes the third-party lab report for lot SLUBAM1-001C of SLU/BAM15 Caps 1 mg 60ct sold by Peptira. The lot number on this page should match the lot printed on the vial label. Don't rely on this summary alone: use the button to open the lab's own record and compare the lot, date and results.
SLU/BAM15 Caps 1 mg 60ct lot SLUBAM1-001C test results, explained
Every result printed on this certificate, as reported by Freedom Diagnostics, with a plain-English note on what the test measures. "Pass" and "specification" wording comes from the certificate; where the lab prints no pass/fail, we say so.
| Test | Result on the certificate | What it measures | This lot |
|---|---|---|---|
| HPLC purity | Not reported | HPLC separates the sample into its components; purity is the share of the detected signal that sits in the main peak. On its own it doesn't show which molecule that peak is. That's what the identity test is for. | Not reported on this certificate |
| Identity (LC-MS) | Mass identified as ee | Mass spectrometry measures the molecular mass of what's in the vial and compares it with the declared compound. "Confirmed" means the lab found the expected compound. | Reported as matching the declared compound |
| Endotoxin | Pass | Bacterial endotoxins are fragments of bacterial cell walls. The LAL assay measures them in endotoxin units (EU/mL); a pass means the result was under the lab's limit. | Pass (as reported by the lab) |
Lot and report details
| Lot / batch number | SLUBAM1-001C |
|---|---|
| Product (as labeled by vendor) | SLU/BAM15 Caps 1 mg 60ct |
| Labeled vial size | 1 mg |
| Testing laboratory | Freedom Diagnostics |
| Sample received by lab | Jan 29, 2026 |
| Report date | Jan 31, 2026 |
| Method (as stated) | HPLC with UV detection coupled with mass spectrometry (LC-MS) |
| Search Code | Not printed / not found |
| Lab-record check | Not checked |
| Vendor | Peptira |
| Verify | Open Freedom Diagnostics's record ↗ |
Data notes: Lab received 01/29/2026, reported 1/31/2026 (MM/DD/YYYY). Vendor table date 2026-01-29 differs from certificate report date 2026-01-31.
The certificate itself
About Freedom Diagnostics
A peptide testing lab in Franklin, Tennessee (per the lab's website) that publishes its certificates in a searchable online database.
Accreditation: No accreditation is printed on these certificates, and we found no published ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation for the lab (checked Oct 7, 2026).
Tests: On the certificates here: HPLC purity with LC-MS identity, net content and, where ordered, endotoxin (LAL), a microbial PCR screen and other screens.
How to verify: Search the Search Code on freedomdiagnosticstesting.com. The lab hosts its own PDF copy of each certificate, which should match the vendor's copy.
Open Freedom Diagnostics's record ↗Lab info from: freedomdiagnosticstesting.com · checked Oct 7, 2026.
What to check on your vial
- The lot number on the vial label reads SLUBAM1-001C, character for character.
- The product name and vial size on the label match SLU/BAM15 Caps 1 mg 60ct (1 mg).
- The lab's own record (freedomdiagnosticstesting.com, code Not printed / not found) shows the same lot, report date (Jan 31, 2026) and results as this page.
- The report date is a date you'd expect for your purchase: a much older certificate may belong to an earlier lot.
- The identity line names the compound you expect. If it's "Not reported", the certificate doesn't confirm which molecule is in the vial.
- The certificate is a clean document: no mismatched fonts, edited numbers or a missing verification code.
How to check this COA in under a minute
- Find the lot number on your vial label and confirm it reads SLUBAM1-001C.
- Open Freedom Diagnostics's record with the button above, or go to freedomdiagnosticstesting.com and enter Not printed / not found.
- Compare the lot number, test date, purity and identity result with the table above. They should be identical.
- New to COAs? Read How to read a peptide COA for what HPLC purity and mass spec identity mean.
Questions about lot SLUBAM1-001C
Does the COA for SLU/BAM15 Caps 1 mg 60ct lot SLUBAM1-001C report HPLC purity?
No. The Freedom Diagnostics certificate for lot SLUBAM1-001C (dated Jan 31, 2026) doesn't print an HPLC purity figure; the results it does report are listed above.
How do I verify the COA for lot SLUBAM1-001C?
Go to freedomdiagnosticstesting.com and enter the search code Not printed / not found. The lab's own record should show lot SLUBAM1-001C with the same dates and results as this page.
Is lot SLUBAM1-001C the newest SLU/BAM15 Caps 1 mg 60ct lot from Peptira?
It's the most recent SLU/BAM15 Caps 1 mg 60ct certificate we have on file from Peptira as of Oct 8, 2026. Vendors can ship a newer lot before its certificate is posted, so check your vial label.
Does this certificate apply to my vial?
Only if the lot number printed on your vial reads SLUBAM1-001C exactly. A certificate of analysis covers one lot; it says nothing about other lots of the same product.
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