Certificate of Analysis (COA) Library
At Australian Peptide transparency, traceability and documentation are central to our quality standards.
Our Certificate of Analysis Library provides access to batch-specific documentation for current Australian Peptide products. These documents help support product identification, HPLC purity review, LC-MS identity confirmation and laboratory record keeping.
For a full explanation of how Certificates of Analysis work in peptide research, read our educational guide:
Certificate of Analysis Explained
What Is a Certificate of Analysis?
A Certificate of Analysis, often called a COA, is a batch-specific document that records analytical information for a product.
For research peptides, a COA may include:
Product name and batch number
HPLC purity result
LC-MS identity support
Molecular weight information
Appearance description
Testing date
Analytical method information
Quality control details
A COA helps connect the product label, batch number and supporting documentation so researchers can maintain clear laboratory records.
Our COA Documents
Below you will find Certificate of Analysis documents for our current product range.
Each document is linked to a specific product batch. This helps ensure that the product received can be matched with the correct supporting documentation.
Our COA Library is updated as new batches are released and verified.
How to Find Your COA
Each product batch has a unique batch number printed on the product label.
To find the correct COA:
Check the batch number on your vial or packaging.
Locate the matching batch number in the COA Library.
Open the corresponding Certificate of Analysis.
Confirm that the product name and batch number match your product.
If you cannot find your batch number, please contact Australian Peptide and we will assist you directly.
Our COA Library is continuously updated as products and batches are released.
If you require a COA for a product not listed here, or need documentation for a specific batch number, please contact our team with the product name and batch number.
Understanding Your COA
A Certificate of Analysis may include several important testing and documentation details.
HPLC Purity
HPLC stands for High-Performance Liquid Chromatography.
In peptide analysis, HPLC is used to assess the relative purity profile of a batch by separating the main peptide peak from other detectable peaks.
LC-MS Identity Support
LC-MS stands for Liquid Chromatography–Mass Spectrometry.
LC-MS helps support molecular identity confirmation by checking whether the detected molecular mass is consistent with the expected peptide structure.
Batch Number
The batch number connects the product, vial, label, QR code verification and Certificate of Analysis documentation.
This is important for traceability and laboratory record keeping.
QR Code Verification
Where QR code verification is provided, it helps connect the physical product to supporting digital documentation.
Why COA Documentation Matters
COA documentation supports:
Batch traceability
Analytical review
Product identification
Laboratory record keeping
Quality documentation
Research transparency
A COA should be viewed as an analytical and traceability document. It does not make a product approved for human or veterinary use.
Important Disclaimer
All products supplied by Australian Peptide are intended strictly for legitimate laboratory and scientific research purposes only.
Products are not approved for human or veterinary use and must not be used for therapeutic, diagnostic, cosmetic, supplement, clinical, personal or veterinary applications.
By accessing these COA documents, you acknowledge that the information is provided for research documentation and laboratory traceability purposes only.
Need Help?
If you have questions about a COA document, batch number, QR code verification or product documentation, please contact Australian Peptide.
When contacting us, include the product name and batch number so we can assist you as quickly as possible.
Looking for Australian research peptides with COA documentation?
Learn more about Australian Peptide's research-only peptide range, batch traceability, and quality documentation on our Research Peptides Australia page.
