Where to buy BPC-157 with a COA you can check at the lab

A useful certificate is lot-specific. The lot on the report must match the lot printed on the vial, character for character. The report should name the laboratory, the report or accession number, the date, a purity figure with its method, and a measured quantity in milligrams.

The step that separates a real report from a borrowed or edited file is confirmation at the lab. Type the laboratory's address yourself, open its lookup, or email the lab with the report number, and compare compound, lot, date, purity and quantity with your copy.

1. Match the lot on the vial to the lot on the report.
2. Confirm the report on the laboratory's own lookup or by email with the lab.
3. Read which tests are present, and treat missing tests as unreported, not as passes.

Our published report for BPC-157 10 mg lot BC10051926 was issued by Vanguard Laboratory on 2026-06-01. The method is HPLC-UV/VIS. The report lists purity >99.80% ± 0.18% and a measured quantity of 11.21 mg. The lab-hosted record is linked from our verify page and from the open lot dataset.

That report documents the tested lot. It does not document every future lot, and it does not include endotoxin, sterility or heavy-metals results. Those tests are unreported on this certificate.

The 10 mg research vial is listed in the catalog. Checkout is for qualified laboratory purchasers in the United States. Materials are for in-vitro laboratory research only and are not for human or veterinary consumption.

Open the lot page at /verify, or go directly to Vanguard's verification record and compare every value with the copy we publish. If any figure differs, or the lab cannot find the report, treat the certificate as unverified.