Phantom Peptides
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How a new batch moves through our process, since people don’t see this part.
When a batch comes in to us, it gets a lot number before anything else, so every vial and every report can be traced back to it. Then a sample goes out to a trusted 3rd party lab for testing. We wait for the report before the batch is listed, and the report gets checked against the lot number to make sure they match. If anything looks off or fails testing, the batch simply gets thrown out and doesn’t go up for sale.
Once a batch passes, it gets listed for sale and the COA is posted on site. Typical turnaround from receiving a batch to listing it is usually around a week but depends on the compound.
It’s not a glamorous process, mostly labels, paperwork and waiting on results. But it’s the part we care most about getting right.
Everything we supply is for laboratory research use only. Check us out at phantompeptides.co/shop
When a batch comes in to us, it gets a lot number before anything else, so every vial and every report can be traced back to it. Then a sample goes out to a trusted 3rd party lab for testing. We wait for the report before the batch is listed, and the report gets checked against the lot number to make sure they match. If anything looks off or fails testing, the batch simply gets thrown out and doesn’t go up for sale.
Once a batch passes, it gets listed for sale and the COA is posted on site. Typical turnaround from receiving a batch to listing it is usually around a week but depends on the compound.
It’s not a glamorous process, mostly labels, paperwork and waiting on results. But it’s the part we care most about getting right.
Everything we supply is for laboratory research use only. Check us out at phantompeptides.co/shop