
Every peptide API is built, tested, and released against a published specification. Validated methods, ICH-aligned stability, and a signed Certificate of Analysis follow every drum — no exceptions, no shortcuts.
Analytical methods are qualified per ICH Q2(R2) — specificity, linearity, accuracy, precision, LOD/LOQ, and robustness — before they release any commercial material. Validation packages are available under CDA.
Nothing leaves the facility until every panel result is on the CoA and a qualified person has signed the release. If a single parameter falls off spec, the lot is quarantined — not shipped.
Twelve consecutive lots on the same molecule, released to the same spec, with a standard deviation you can plan a formulation around. Consistency isn't a target — it's the audit trail.
Retention samples are held for every lot. Historical CoAs are available on request for material you've received from us.
Long-term (5 °C ± 3 °C) and accelerated (25 °C / 60% RH) conditions per ICH Q1A(R2). Assay, related substances, water, and appearance pulled at defined timepoints. Every lot carries a retest date on its Certificate of Analysis.
A specimen CoA is shown below. The real document ships with every order and is traceable to raw materials, batch record, and the qualified person who released it.
Quality reports independently of manufacturing. Every batch record is reviewed, every deviation is investigated, and every customer complaint enters a formal CAPA system.
Facility listed in the FDA registry; drug establishment registration current.
cGMP controls across receiving, synthesis, fill, release, and shipping.
Quality reports outside of operations; batch release requires QA sign-off.
Formal change-control and deviation systems with periodic review.
Every complaint tracked to root cause with documented corrective action.
On-site and virtual audits welcomed by appointment.