DEMO=0 python3 build.py after wiring real content.The most-submitted repair peptide. Identity, amount and purity from one vial.
BPC-157 is the single most counterfeited peptide in the research market — cheap to fake with filler and a plausible label. We confirm the molecule by LC-MS, measure net content in mg, and report purity from the HPLC trace. Underfilled vials are common and only a content assay finds them.
Confirms the molecule is what the label claims, by measuring the mass of the eluting ions. Catches substitution and the wrong compound entirely.
How much is actually in the vial, compared against the declared strength and reported as a percentage of claim.
Area percent of the main peak, with the chromatogram attached so the figure can be checked rather than trusted.
A report ID and unique key that resolve to a public record. Anything that does not resolve is not a genuine report.
| Target compound | BPC-157 (Body Protection Compound 157) |
|---|---|
| Other names | Pentadecapeptide BPC 157, PL 14736 |
| CAS | 137525-51-0 |
| Molecular weight | 1419.5 |
| Testing method | RP-HPLC-UV 214 nm + ESI-LC-MS |
| Result format | mg per vial, purity %, identity confirmed |
| Minimum sample | 1 whole unopened vial, or 20 mg raw API |
Not by default. Salt form needs a separate counter-ion assay — add the CHNS mass report.
Yes. Net content is measured against the label claim and reported as a percentage of claim.
Add any of these to the same vial, on the same certificate.
Describe the sample and we will tell you what to order — or whether we can test it at all.