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MOTS-c (Human) certificates of analysis
Pick the size on your vial. The lab's own verification page is one tap away.
MOTS-c (Human) 10mg
In plain terms: Kovera Labs confirmed this vial holds MOTS-c (Human) (LC-MS), found it 99.786% pure, and measured 11.41 mg (labeled 10 mg). Match lot LF-18A-2609 to the number printed on your vial before relying on any of it.
MOTS-c (Human) 20mg
No certificate is published for this size yet. When its lot is tested, the results appear here and on the certificates page. If your vial shows a lot number, contact us with it and we will send that lot's report.
MOTS-c (Human) 40mg
In plain terms: Kovera Labs confirmed this vial holds MOTS-c (Human) (LC-MS), found it 99.422% pure, and measured 38.06 mg (labeled 40 mg). Match lot LF-18C-2609 to the number printed on your vial before relying on any of it.
Each result below is read from the lab's certificate for that lot, and the lab's own verification page is one tap away. 2 of 3 sizes have a published certificate.
Lots on record: 10mg lot LF-18A-2609 (Kovera Labs, tested 9/29/26, 99.786% purity); 40mg lot LF-18C-2609 (Kovera Labs, tested 9/29/26, 99.422% purity).
Check it yourself
- Match the lot number printed on your vial to the lot shown for its size.
- Tap "Verify at the lab". It opens the laboratory's own record, not ours.
- Compare the figures. If the lab's record and this page ever differ, trust the lab and tell us.
Every certified lot, for every compound, is listed on the certificates page. To order, see the MOTS-c (Human) product page.
What each result means
Identity says whether the vial holds MOTS-c (Human) at all. The lab measures the molecular mass of the material by mass spectrometry and compares it with the mass MOTS-c (Human) should have. A purity figure cannot answer this on its own, because a vial can be almost entirely one substance and still be the wrong one.
Purity is the share of the material that is the target peptide rather than related fragments or leftovers from synthesis, measured by HPLC. Net content is how many milligrams of peptide are actually in the vial. The two are separate measurements, so a lot can test very pure and still read under or over its labeled amount. Both numbers are shown exactly as the certificate states them.
Endotoxin and sterility are separate tests run on newer lots. Where a lot has no result on record, it says "not yet reported" rather than leaving the line out, so a missing test is never mistaken for a passed one.
FOR LABORATORY AND IN-VITRO RESEARCH USE ONLY. NOT FOR HUMAN OR ANIMAL CONSUMPTION. NOT FOR PERSONAL, MEDICAL, DIAGNOSTIC, THERAPEUTIC, OR RECREATIONAL USE.
