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Saskatoon research peptides: purity vs identity on a report
A sample can be 99% pure and 99% wrong. Why Saskatoon researchers should read two numbers on a batch report, not one, and how to check both before ordering.
Published July 28, 2026
Saskatoon runs a synchrotron, so nobody here needs convincing that measurement details matter. A peptide sample can be 99% pure and 99% something you did not order. That single sentence is the argument for reading two numbers instead of one.
What Saskatoon orders
| Peptide | Vial sizes | From |
|---|---|---|
| BPC-157 | 5mg, 10mg | $34.99 CAD |
| CJC-1295 (DAC) | 5mg | $42.99 CAD |
| Epitalon | 10mg, 50mg | $39.99 CAD |
Free shipping across Canada. Every vial ships with a QR code linking to its own batch lab report. See all peptides
The two measurements
HPLC purity. What fraction of this sample is a single species? A high figure says the material is homogeneous. It says nothing about identity.
Mass spectrometry. Is that species the peptide on the label? The observed molecular mass is compared against the expected value for the stated sequence.
Homogeneous and wrong is a real outcome. Both are needed, and the expected mass is peptide-specific, so it is a per-product check rather than a generic one. How to read a peptide lab report works through a real report.
Scope is the other half
An analysis describes the material it was run on. Obvious in a lab, routinely ignored in purchasing, where a product-line certificate gets treated as though it characterises whatever arrives.
| Document | What it establishes |
|---|---|
| Product-line certificate, no batch number | Someone once tested something with this name |
| Batch report, number not matching your vial | A different production run was tested |
| Batch report matching your vial | What is in the material you hold |
Only the third is evidence about your vial. Our per-vial QR code makes that link inspectable rather than asserted: each physical vial opens the report for the batch it was filled from, and different runs open different reports.
Check the vial before you use it
Every vial we ship carries its own QR code. Scanning it opens the third-party lab report for the exact batch that vial was filled from: HPLC purity, mass-spec identity, appearance, the testing lab and the date. Scan a sample at /track before you order anything. Or open the Lab Reports tab on any product page and enter your email; we send the report for the latest batch.
Four things to confirm on arrival:
- The batch number on the label matches the report the code opens.
- The seal and stopper are intact.
- The lyophilized cake is dry and whole, not collapsed, shrunken or tacky.
- The colour matches what the report describes.
If a vial arrives broken, cracked, leaking or with a broken seal, or you were sent the wrong product, contact support within 7 days of delivery and we will replace it with a new vial.
Ordering in Saskatchewan
Shipping is free to Saskatoon, Prince Albert, North Battleford - and every other Canadian address - in plain unbranded packaging with no product references outside. Payment is by Interac e-Transfer with a reference number issued at checkout. No account and no minimum order.
Research use only. These are laboratory research materials, not drugs, supplements or foods. They are not approved by Health Canada or the FDA and are not for human or animal consumption. We publish no dosing guidance.
Frequently asked questions
Why does mass spectrometry matter if purity is already reported?
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They answer different questions. Purity reports what fraction of the sample is a single species. Mass spectrometry establishes whether that species is the compound named on the label. High purity of an unintended compound still reports well on purity.
What purity should a research peptide show?
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Commonly above 95% by HPLC. That figure alone is incomplete without an identity confirmation, and the expected molecular mass differs per peptide, so identity is a per-product check.
What makes a batch report trustworthy?
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A batch number matching your vial, a named independent laboratory, a test date close to the fill date, HPLC purity with the method stated, and an observed mass matching the expected value for that peptide.
Do you ship to Prince Albert and North Battleford?
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Yes, free, along with every address in Saskatchewan.
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