Every lot, measured.
Research compounds characterized batch by batch by an independent laboratory — and bound to a lot number you can look up yourself.
One vial.
Fully described.
Everything we can state about a compound, we state. Everything we can only measure, we measure — and publish against the batch it came from.
- FormLyophilized powderA matte, porous cake, sealed under a gray stopper and a navy flip-off cap.
- IdentityMass-confirmedLC-MS against the expected sequence, so the vial holds what the label names.
- RecordBound to a batchThe number printed on the label resolves to that batch's certificate. Nothing generic.
- DatasheetComposition, in fullCAS, formula, molecular weight, sequence, counterion and container spec — on every product page.
One batch.
One certificate.
A certificate belongs to the batch it was measured on and to no other. Every vial leaves with its own number printed on the label, so what you hold can always be matched back to the record that describes it.
What we stock.
Lyophilized vials and nasal sprays, organized by compound class. Class names are research classifications, not indications — we do not sort a catalog by what anyone hopes a compound does.
Research use only — not for human or veterinary consumption.
The disclaimer is
the least of it.
A perfect research-use notice underneath a "weight loss" menu is not a defence — it is evidence. So the rest of the site has to agree with it. We publish composition, assay, mechanism and handling. We publish no indications, no dosing, no routes, no outcomes, and no calculators. That is written down, in public, so you can hold us to it.
Type the number
on your vial.
Every lot in the catalog resolves to its own record. Not a PDF we uploaded once — the batch, the methods run against it, and the result.