What the blind test answers
Which GLP-1 compound is in the vial, how pure it is, and how much of it there is, determined from the measurement alone. Because you do not declare the compound, the result cannot lean on the label.
The test is for Semaglutide, Tirzepatide and Retatrutide only. When you order, you confirm the vial is one of them, nothing more.
How it is ordered
The GLP-1 Blind Test is a specialty service ordered on its own. It is not part of Starter, Advanced or Pro 7X, it takes no add-ons, and it needs its own vial. Label it with its Sample ID from your chain-of-custody form rather than the compound name.
Its turnaround is confirmed when your sample is checked in at the lab.
What the certificate reports
- Identification of the GLP-1 compound
- Purity
- The measured amount
- A COA number anyone can check at Verify a COA
How to order
- Create a free account. Individual or business; an individual account needs only an email address.
- Build the order and submit it. One row per sample. Choose the GLP-1 Blind Test.
- Get your chain-of-custody form and payment link. Both are emailed the moment you submit and saved on the order in your account.
- Post the vials. Write each Sample ID on its vial and on the package, and add your tracking number to the order.
Sample requirements
For lyophilized powder, 2 mg or more per vial is ideal; we can usually work with less and will tell you before we start if the amount is marginal. For reconstituted solution, send at least 0.5 mL. This test needs its own vial, separate from any other tests on the same material. Pro 7X takes two vials of the same sample, because it includes sterility.
Questions
Which compounds can it identify?
Semaglutide, tirzepatide and retatrutide. It is not offered for other compounds.
Why blind?
So the answer comes from the instrument, not from the label. A declared compound invites the question of whether the result was checked against the claim; a blind result has no claim to check against.
Can I add other tests to a blind sample?
No. A blind sample declares nothing about the vial, so it is ordered as its own row with no add-ons. Send a separate vial under a package if you want other tests on the same material.