Each batch is characterised by high-performance liquid chromatography against a specification of 99%+ chromatographic purity, and every order ships with a batch reference so the material stays linkable to its analytical record. Our guide to reading a certificate of analysis explains which fields matter and how to keep the paperwork with the laboratory notebook.
Compounds are lyophilised or pre-formulated in European facilities under documented process control, then held and dispatched to the handling notes on the certificate. Same-day UK dispatch applies to orders placed before 1 pm, in discreet tracked packaging.
The research notes on this site are written by Dean Gosport on the research desk, as educational material for laboratory users, and are reviewed as the literature moves. They are not medical advice, and Core Health GB does not provide dosage, frequency or administration guidance for any compound.
Standards and policy reviewed 7 September 2026
- HPLC
- High-performance liquid chromatography, the analytical method behind the 99%+ purity specification on each listing.
- Certificate of analysis
- The batch document stating what was tested, the method used and the measured result for that batch.
- Batch reference
- The code on the vial and on your order that links the material back to its certificate of analysis.
- Lyophilised
- Freeze-dried. Lyophilised vials hold a dry cake that is reconstituted with bacteriostatic water at the bench.
- Reconstitution
- Dissolving a lyophilised research peptide into solution; the calculator works through the dilution maths for that step.
- Research use only
- The supply condition for this catalogue: laboratory and scientific investigation only, not for human consumption.