Peptide COAs — the official BBA library

What earns the name “COA”

• Analyte

  The compound on the report matches the compound on the vial. Full stop.

• Lab

  An independent house ran the assay. Janoshik reports open on their domain. Freedom Diagnostics is published here as the PDF they issued. A vendor signing its own purity note is not third-party work.

• Dose / lot

  Each row names the dose the report covers. A lot or sample string is printed when the lab printed one — never filled in by us.

• Result + date

  Method, measured figures, and the analysis date when the report carries them. Undated purity alone is a slogan.

New to certificates? Read How to read a peptide COA, then Janoshik vs Freedom Diagnostics for how the two labs are published, then come back here and check us.

How to confirm a report is ours

1. Find it on this page. If the report is not listed, we do not hold it — a PDF in Telegram is not the library.
2. Janoshik (49) — follow Verify at Janoshik. You should leave bbapeptides.org and land on the lab host. On that page, read the Client field. We only write “Commissioned by BBA” when that field is exactly BBA. Other Client names stay labelled as manufacturer or independent-buyer tests.
3. Freedom Diagnostics (9) — open the PDF. That host is ours; the document is theirs. Confirm with the lab if you need more than the file.
4. Match compound · dose · date (and lot or sample string when the lab printed one). If any disagree, trust the laboratory, not this site.

Proof line: A verify button that only reloads a vendor homepage is not third-party verification. Janoshik rows here leave the site. Freedom rows are labelled as hosted PDFs because that is what they are. We do not rewrite a Client field, and we do not invent a Janoshik URL.

Official library

58 third-party certificates · 29 compounds · 49 lab-hosted verify links · 9 Freedom PDFs. Each outbound URL is the one printed on that certificate. Rows marked Commissioned by BBA are the ones whose Client field is exactly BBA.

Why the library lives on this site

Independent assay costs money. We publish every certificate we hold because the buying standard is lab proof you can inspect without trusting our summary — on the laboratory’s own host when it publishes one (Janoshik here), or via a labelled PDF plus the lab when it does not (Freedom Diagnostics here). This is not a claim that every lot is dual-read. It is the official public library.

We are a research-compound supplier. We are not a compounding pharmacy, not a clinic, not a results brand. The paperwork is the brand. Ask in a group only if the report is not already listed above.