👻 Trust

Trust Is Earned With Receipts

The research peptide space has a trust problem. Screenshots instead of paperwork. “99% pure” with nothing to back it up. Lab reports that look a little too clean. We’d rather show you the receipts and teach you how to check them, including ours.

📄 About COAs

A Certificate of Analysis (COA) is the lab report for a specific production batch. COAs may be available on request. Send us the product name and we’ll let you know what documentation we have for it.

One rule: a COA only counts if it matches the product you’re holding. A gorgeous report for some other compound tells you nothing.

🔬 What a Real COA Should Show

Lab name and contact details. A real testing lab you can look up, not just a logo.
Compound name. Exactly what was tested.
Test date. Recent enough to mean something.
Purity result, usually by HPLC. High-performance liquid chromatography separates a sample into its parts and shows what share is the target compound.
Identity confirmation, usually by mass spectrometry (MS). Purity tells you how much of the main peak there is. Mass spec confirms the main peak is actually the right molecule.
Quantity or content, when tested. How much material is actually in the vial compared to the label.

🚩 Red Flags on a COA

No lab name, address or contact. Or a “lab” you can’t find anywhere.
Purity only, with no identity test. 99% pure what, exactly?
Round, perfect numbers on every product, every batch, forever.
Blurry screenshots, cropped headers, mismatched fonts, or dates that don’t line up.
The same COA reused across different products or years.
Seller refuses to share a COA, or only shows it “in DMs.”

✅ How to Verify a COA Yourself

Match the product. Make sure the compound and amount on the COA match what you ordered.
Look up the lab. Confirm it’s a real testing lab with a real website and contact info.
Check with the lab. Many independent labs can confirm whether a report is genuine. If the lab offers report verification, use it.
Read both tests. Make sure there’s a purity result and an identity result.
Ask questions. A legit vendor answers them. If questions make a seller nervous, that’s your answer.

🧾 Our Standards

COAs may be available on request. Ask us what documentation we have for any product.
Every vial is labeled “For Research Purposes Only — Not for Human Consumption.”
No dosing, no human-use guidance, no health claims. Ever.
Published research, with every source linked, on the Ghost Pulse Research Journal.
Straight answers. Questions about a batch or a COA? Contact us.

Want the deeper dive on how we handle research? Read No Hype, Just Receipts: How Ghost Pulse Handles Research.

Research Use Only. Products sold by Ghost Pulse are intended for in vitro and laboratory research only and are not for human or veterinary use. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. See our Research Use Policy.