Current Round — Janoshik Analytical
Three lots: the MOTS-C 10 mg vial and the two oral tablet SKUs our first partners will carry. Panels were chosen per dosage form — injectables add endotoxin; tablets add potency against label claim.
| Lot / work order | Product | Lab | Panel | Status | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
WO-0059 |
MOTS-C 10 mg Lyophilized vial |
Janoshik Analytical | HPLC purity + quantity · Endotoxin (LPS, EU/vial) | In progress — awaiting Janoshik report | Flagship injectable SKU. See the MOTS-c compound page. | Get it at LiveWell → |
WO-0025 |
Oral tablet SKU #1 Tablet |
Janoshik Analytical | HPLC purity + quantity (potency vs label) | In progress — awaiting Janoshik report | First tablet SKU for partner intake. Product name added when the lot is registered. | Get it at LiveWell → |
TBD |
Oral tablet SKU #2 Tablet |
Janoshik Analytical | HPLC purity + quantity (potency vs label) | Work order pending | Second tablet SKU for partner intake. Work order pending. | Get it at LiveWell → |
Status is checked live against the public LiveWell lot registry (the same source behind Batch Lookup and /verify). A lot shows "COA published" the moment its independent report is registered.
Where These Lots Come From
Every lot on this page is a LiveWell Peptides production lot (Dallas, TX; cGMP). LiveWell is Path to Peptides' preferred supplier, and the public lot registry behind /verify is LiveWell's own. Each registered lot carries a QR on the vial that resolves to the same record shown here.
How Verification Works
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Sample pulled from the lot
A sealed unit from the production lot is selected and logged under a work order (WO-xxxx).
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Shipped to the independent lab
The lab receives it blind to the sale. HPLC purity and quantity (mg per vial) are run, plus any added tests such as endotoxin. Identity is not part of the standard HPLC report; LC-MS screening is an optional add-on.
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Report registered to the lot
The task number, purity, test date and certificate link are attached to the lot number in the public registry.
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Anyone can look it up
Scan the vial QR or type the lot at /verify. This page, the COA Verifier and the product pages all read the same record.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "lab-tested lot" mean on this page?
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A specific production lot was physically sampled and sent to an independent laboratory with no stake in the sale. The lab's report is then registered against that lot number in the public LiveWell lot registry, so anyone holding a vial can look it up. It does not mean every vial was individually tested.
How do I verify a lot number myself?
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Enter the lot number printed on the vial at /verify or in the Batch Lookup box on the COA Verifier page. Both read the same public registry. A found record shows product, testing lab, test date, purity and a link to the certificate; an unknown number returns not found.
Why does a lot show "awaiting report"?
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The sample has a work order and is in the testing queue, but the laboratory report has not yet been received and registered. The status on this page switches to "COA published" automatically when the registry record appears.
Which lab is used?
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The current round uses Janoshik Analytical for HPLC purity and quantity (mg per vial) and, for injectables, endotoxin (LPS, EU/vial). Identity is not part of the standard HPLC report; LC-MS screening is an optional add-on. See the Janoshik explainer for how to read the report, and the Testing Labs directory for other labs including ISO 17025 and GMP options.
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