Certificates of Analysis (COA) & Testing Information
Nanopeptix (“NPX,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) is committed to transparency and quality assurance for research materials. This page explains how testing documentation is provided and how it should be interpreted.
1. What Is a Certificate of Analysis (COA)?
A Certificate of Analysis (COA) is a laboratory document that reports analytical test results for a specific batch or lot of material. Each NPX batch ships with a Certificate of Analysis documenting:
• Compound identity
• Purity %
• Analytical methods used (HPLC/LC-MS)
• Batch identifier
COAs are provided for research reference purposes only.
2. Third-Party Testing
Where applicable, Nanopeptix works with independent third-party laboratories to conduct analytical testing. These laboratories may perform testing for:
• Identity verification
• Purity assessment
• Sterility or endotoxin testing (where applicable)
Testing is conducted using recognized analytical techniques appropriate for research materials.
3. Sterility Testing (Where Applicable)
Some research materials may undergo sterility or microbial testing. When provided:
• Sterility data reflects results at the time of testing only
• It does not guarantee sterility after shipment, handling, storage, or use
• It does not imply suitability for human or animal application
Sterility testing is provided solely to support laboratory research transparency.
4. Batch-Specific Documentation
COAs and testing reports:
• Are typically batch- or lot-specific
• May be accessible via QR code, digital download, or by request
• Are not medical certifications or approvals
Customers are responsible for verifying that documentation corresponds to their specific batch when applicable.
5. No Medical or Regulatory Claims
COAs and testing documents:
• Do not imply FDA approval
• Do not certify products for therapeutic, diagnostic, or consumptive use
• Do not replace regulatory approvals required in any jurisdiction
All Nanopeptix products remain research use only regardless of testing documentation.
6. Limitations of Testing Data
Analytical results:
• Reflect conditions and samples tested at a specific time
• May vary between batches
• Should not be extrapolated beyond lawful research contexts
Nanopeptix makes no representations beyond what is stated in the provided documentation.
7. Customer Responsibility
Customers are responsible for:
• Proper handling, storage, and use of research materials
• Compliance with all applicable laws and regulations
• Independent verification if required for their specific research protocols
Nanopeptix assumes no liability for misuse or misinterpretation of testing data.
8. Questions About Documentation
If you have questions regarding COAs or testing documentation related to your order, please contact: