What is a COA?
COA means certificate of analysis: a laboratory's report on one lot. Janoshik titles its documents Test Report, and many buyers call them COAs. Each tested lot on BP has a COA page with every test report, the lab's numbers and dates, the original PDFs and the lab's photo of the vial it received.
How do I check a report myself?
Press Check at Janoshik under the report: it opens the lab's own copy, the same page as the QR code on the report. You can also type the task number and the key at janoshik.com/verification. The answer comes from Janoshik Analytical, not from BP.
Who tested these lots?
The third-party lab Janoshik Analytical. Every report names Newtech-labs as the manufacturer.
Why do some products have no lab report?
No lab report for them is on file yet. They are listed after the tested lots, and each of their pages says so.
Why are there two content results for one lot?
BPC-157 lot BP-482 was tested in Apr 2026 (3.86 mg, purity 99.401%) and again in Jun 2026 (4.92 mg, purity 99.651%). Both reports are on the COA page, and each can be checked at Janoshik.
Why is the measured amount not always the label amount?
The lab measures how much peptide is in the vial, so the figure can sit above or below the label. For GHK-Cu the lab measured the GHK content without the copper, so that figure is not compared with the label.
What does the label say about use?
Every label reads: For laboratory research use only.
How should the vials be stored?
The label reads: Store at 2-8°C after reconstitution. Protect from light, prevent overheating.
How do I order?
Add peptides to your order, check out on this site, and send the order to us on WhatsApp. We reply there to confirm delivery and payment.
Where is Bali Peptide Supply based?
In Canggu, Bali. Our address is Canggu, Kuta Utara, Badung, Bali 80365, Indonesia. Same-day delivery across the Bali area, including Canggu, Ubud, Seminyak, Uluwatu, Sanur and Denpasar.
