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Each batch is tested by an independent laboratory and its certificate is published under the lot number, before it ships.
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Real certificate · Jun 30, 2026
Don't take our word for it. Read the lab's.
This is a real certificate, published as the laboratory issued it. The loupe is reading the lab's own figures, and every lot in the archive has a page like this one.
- Purity (HPLC)Specification > 99.0%99.99%
- Quantity1050 mg measured, 1000 mg labelled105%
- IdentityMatched to the reference standardConfirmed
- Pacific Coast Biologics · tested Jun 30, 2026 · published as issued
Tested, published, checkable.
Sent out, not tested in-house
A sample from each batch goes to an independent laboratory, named on the certificate, that does not answer to the seller. Identity by HPLC and mass spectrometry; purity by HPLC.
Published under its lot number
The certificate goes up as the lab issued it, with the measured figure on the page. A pass is published. So is a miss.
Check the vial against the record
The lot printed on your vial matches a public page. Your account keeps the exact lots that shipped to you, so the record is never a sheet of paper that can be swapped.
Check the data before you check out.
Every published certificate, searchable by lot, with the lab's own PDF attached.
Straight answers.
Who does the testing?
Independent laboratories, each named on the certificate it issued: AMINO METRICS, Pacific Coast Biologics, ILS Laboratories and FreedomDiagnosticsTesting.com. None of them is Elements DNA, and none has a stake in the result.
What does a certificate actually show?
The lot it covers, the method used, the measured purity, whether identity was confirmed, and the lab's conclusion in its own words. It describes one specific batch, which is why it carries a lot number and why the number is printed on the vial.
What happens when a lot misses?
It is published, marked out of specification, with the lab's finding verbatim. One lot in the archive is marked that way today. You can read it.
Is every product covered?
Not yet. Fourteen lots are published today, and a product without a published certificate says so on its page rather than implying otherwise. New lots are added as the laboratories return them.
Shipping and returns?
FedEx 2-Day, tracked and insured, free over $150 and a flat $12 below. Discreet packaging. The refund policy is on the store.