Identity
Confirm that the submitted sample aligns with the agreed target.
Peptide & specialty compound analysis
Biotech Laboratory supports supplement, nutraceutical and research samples with identity, purity and quantity testing. Results are delivered through clear, batch-level reporting you can review, share and retrieve.
What the work is built around
Confirm that the submitted sample aligns with the agreed target.
Quantify the principal component using a scoped analytical method.
Report measured amount where quantity analysis forms part of the scope.
Retrieve an issued Certificate of Analysis using its unique reference.
Focused analytical services
Testing starts with the compound or product, sample type and required output—not a one-size-fits-all package. We define the scope first, then align the method and report.
Targeted testing for established peptide analytes, with identity and purity reporting and quantity analysis where included in scope.
View feesAnalysis for established specialty compounds across a defined catalogue, with the method and reporting output confirmed before work begins.
View feesHeavy metal screening, GC–MS library screening, sterility testing and endotoxin count services are available as separate analytical scopes.
View feesA clear path from sample to report
Clear scope is a trust signal. It establishes what is being measured, how it will be reported and what the result can—and cannot—say.
Share the analyte, sample matrix, quantity and question the testing needs to answer.
Agree the method, sample requirements, reporting output and testing fee.
The submitted sample is analysed against the agreed analytical scope.
Receive a batch-specific result with a Certificate of Analysis reference.
Public certificate lookup
Each lookup match presents the original certificate file associated with that COA ID. The viewer adds archive context around the document without altering or obscuring its contents.
Professional confidence is specific
“The method, scope and certificate reference should be as clear as the result itself.”