Historical COA Database
Welcome to the Integrity Peptides Historical Certificate of Analysis Database.
This database provides permanent access to previously published Certificates of Analysis for past product batches. When a new batch replaces an earlier batch on our current Testing & COAs page, the previous testing record is moved here rather than removed.
Our goal is to maintain a clear and accessible testing history for every product batch we release.
Search Historical Testing Records
Select a compound below to view its available historical batch records.
Each product section includes batch-specific information such as:
- Product name and strength
- Batch number
- Testing date
- Testing laboratory
- Testing method
- Purity or assay results
- Endotoxin testing, where applicable
- Batch status
- Certificate of Analysis
Customers can use this database to locate testing for products purchased from previous batches that may no longer appear on our current Testing & COAs page.
Compounds
5-Amino-1MQ
BPC-157
CJC-1295
Epitalon
- Epitalon 50 mg
GHK-Cu
Ipamorelin
Kisspeptin
- Kisspeptin 10 mg
Klow
KPV
- KPV 10 mg
Melanotan II
MOTS-c
NAD+
- NAD+ 500 mg
PT-141
Retatrutide
Selank
Semax
SS-31
TB-500
How the Historical COA Database Works
Every product has its own testing history.
Within each product page, historical batches are organized by batch number and testing date. Selecting a batch will open a dedicated page containing the available batch information and Certificate of Analysis.
For example:
Retatrutide 10 mg
- Batch R10003 – March 2026
- Batch R10004 – May 2026
- Batch R10005 – July 2026
Each batch record is retained as a permanent historical reference, even after that batch is no longer current.
Independent Laboratory Verification
Certificates of Analysis published in this database may be independently verified through the corresponding testing laboratory.
Depending on the laboratory and report format, verification may be completed by:
- Scanning the QR code shown on the Certificate of Analysis
- Using the verification link included on the report
- Searching the report number or batch-specific information through the laboratory’s website
This allows customers to confirm that the testing document was issued by the stated laboratory and has not been altered.
Endotoxin Testing
Where endotoxin testing has been completed, the applicable result will be clearly identified on the individual batch page and Certificate of Analysis.
As our testing protocols continue to develop, certain products or batches may include additional testing beyond purity and identity analysis. Historical records are retained so customers can see how our testing standards and procedures have evolved over time.
The absence of endotoxin testing on an older historical batch does not indicate that the batch failed testing. It may reflect the testing standards or protocols used at the time that batch was released.
Current Testing and COAs
This database contains historical testing records.
To view testing for products and batches that are currently available, please visit our:
Each historical product page may also include links to:
- The corresponding product page
- Current testing for that compound
- Related historical batch records
Our Commitment to Transparency
Integrity Peptides maintains this database to provide a complete and accessible history of our published product testing.
Rather than displaying only a small selection of recent reports, we preserve past batch records so customers can verify earlier purchases and review the ongoing testing history behind our products.
Our batches change regularly, and our testing is updated as new inventory is introduced. This archive demonstrates that our Certificates of Analysis are part of an ongoing batch-specific testing program rather than static documents that remain unchanged for extended periods.
By maintaining both current and historical testing records, we aim to provide greater transparency, easier product verification, and a clearer record of our quality-control practices.
Important Information
Certificates of Analysis apply only to the specific product and batch number identified on the report.
Testing results from one batch should not be assumed to represent another batch, strength, or product.
Always confirm that the batch number shown on your product matches the batch number listed on the corresponding Certificate of Analysis.
