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A permanent record of what we could see on 2026-08-28. Share it, cite it, or download it.
BPC-157 (5.02 mg, 99.1% Purity)
The certificate from Janoshik Analytical reports BPC-157 with 5.02 mg peptide content and 99.1% purity by HPLC.
Confidence: medium · 0 pages read · 0 documents opened · 2026-08-28 05:50 UTC
We could read a fair amount, but parts of the picture stayed closed.
Strong. Top quarter of the 31 research suppliers we have scored (median 6.7).
- Strong8.0 – 10
- Good6.5 – 7.9
- Mixed5.0 – 6.4
- Weak0 – 4.9
Third-party test reports: are they recent, lot-linked, and do they use methods that can actually prove identity and amount?
- Substance namedClear
Identified as BPC-157 5mg vial. Named on the document: BPC-157.
- Amount reportedClear
Reported peptide content is 5.02 mg per 5 mg vial.
- Purity resultClear
Reported purity is 99.1% by HPLC.
- Contaminant testingNot visible
No contaminant or sterility testing is listed.
Every claim in this report traces to one of the items above. Expand a row to see the material it is based on.
The score is a weighted mean over the pillars we could actually read — 58% of the model on this run. Anything we could not see is left out of the maths rather than counted against the seller.
Model weight 34% · pillar score 10.0/10 · 3 ok, 0 flagged, 1 unseen
Model weight 24% · pillar score 10.0/10 · 2 ok, 0 flagged, 0 unseen
Model weight 18% · nothing readable · 0 ok, 0 flagged, 0 unseen
Model weight 12% · nothing readable · 0 ok, 0 flagged, 1 unseen
Model weight 12% · nothing readable · 0 ok, 0 flagged, 0 unseen
Paste the citation straight into a paper or a reference manager. Both files carry the run identifier and the timestamp of this report.
MyDosage. MyDosage supply check: coa.png (10.0/10). 2026-08-28. https://mydosage.com/c/05bb1d28-db6f-4d55-bab5-a0fb74d6daa5
The pack is one PDF: the verdict page plus an appendix of every cited page, document and social-proof source with the text we read. The data exports carry the same thing in machine form — inputs, every source with its timestamp and confidence weight, and the full scoring breakdown.
Whatever this report said, there are three ways to get what you need.
- 1Doctor + approved medicineA prescription and a pharmacy-dispensed product with a regulator's label.
- 2Clinic + licensed compounding pharmacyA prescriber and a pharmacy we checked against its licence register.
- 3Research-use-only supplierNo medical oversight. Only worth it when nothing approved exists yet.
Prices, oversight and typical wait are compared side by side for United States.