How to read a COA
A COA is the lab report. Not a screenshot. These two are real Peak Revival third-party PDFs.
What you are looking for
- A named lab, letterhead, date, signature.
- A lot / batch number you can match to the vial.
- Identity tested (usually LC-MS), not just a purity %.
- Net content — how many milligrams are actually in the bottle.
- If it’s a blend: a table per compound, not one purity percent.
Red flags if any of that is missing →
A single-compound report
Freedom Diagnostics. Product listed as GLP-3 10mg. Lot 3KT3H0. That’s retatrutide under the lab’s name, not a different peptide.
| Field | On this report | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Lab | Freedom Diagnostics | Named lab, address, email. Not a crop. |
| Lot | 3KT3H0 | Has to match the vial and the product page. |
| Identity | Confirmed (LC-MS) — “GLP RT” | They checked it is the compound, not just “99% something.” |
| Purity | 99.91% (HPLC-UV) | How clean the peak is. Not the same as how much is in the vial. |
| Net content | 10.42 mg on a 10 mg label | Slight overfill is normal. 6 mg on a 10 mg label is not. |
| Dates | Received 7/22/2026 · Reported 7/25/2026 | A dated report beats an undated JPEG. |
Purity and net content are different jobs. 99.91% clean and 10.42 mg in the bottle is the pair you want. A pretty purity number with no milligram count is half a report.
A blend is not one number
Accurate Test Labs. Product KLOW. Lot 57UDXN. Headline says 99.93% purity and “labeled content 80.” The table is the real page.
| Compound | mg in this vial |
|---|---|
| BPC-157 | 6.75 |
| GHK-Cu | 45.66 |
| KPV | 9.08 |
| TB-500 | 8.10 |
| Total | 69.59 vs labeled 80 |
99.93% is how clean the sample tested. 69.59 mg is how much they found. The label said 80. Look at the milligrams, not the green “Confirmed” stamp.
If a vendor only shows you the 99% and hides the table, they are showing you the marketing line.
The walk
- Open the vendor page. Write down the name and the lot.
- Open the actual PDF. Not a story screenshot.
- Match lot. Match compound. On blends, match all four.
- Read identity, then purity, then net content.
- If any of those are missing, treat it as incomplete.