01
The exact vial.
A clean label with the material, configuration, and lot in plain view.
Quality standard
Quality starts before the vial.
Peptesa is being built around clean labels, batch-specific testing, and reports you can find without a scavenger hunt. The catalog is still in prelaunch.
Prelaunch
Illustrative packaging
Three things every release should make clear.
02
The exact test.
Identity and purity results tied to the lot, with the method named.
03
The full report.
A current COA you can open, save, and match back to the label.
How release works.
Four checks, in order. A product only appears in the catalog once all four are done for its lot.
Proposed release flow. No products are live during prelaunch.
- 01
Record the material
Name, configuration, and lot are written down before anything else. The label carries the same facts.
- 02
Test the lot
Identity and purity are checked on that lot, with the method named beside each result.
- 03
Match the report
Label, lot, and report are connected, and the document version is marked current.
- 04
Publish or hold
If any record is missing, the product stays offline. Nothing is listed on a promise.
Made to be checked.
A percentage on its own is not enough. Peptesa will show the sample, method, result, lot, and document status together when the first products go live.
How to read a COApeptesa
Sample release record
PrelaunchIdentity
Method and expected result
RequiredPurity
Chromatogram and result basis
RequiredLot match
Vial label to report
RequiredVersion
Current, corrected, or archived
RequiredNo mystery files.
The future lab-report library will live at one stable address and search by lot or report ID.
Preview lab reports