Independent lab report · Lot M3926C

MOTS-C, Atomik Labz (VR-0016)

ILS Laboratories ·HPLC-RTM (retention-time) identity; RP-HPLC-UV quantitation ·Blind code VR-0016 ·n=1 vial ·Published Aug 2026

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Identity retention-time consistent. Dose and purity within specification.

Retention-time consistent (HPLC-RTM)
Purity Dose accuracy Retention-time consistent (HPLC-RTM)

Fentanyl screen: Not Detected

Not assessed: Sterility, Bacterial endotoxin.

COA Accuracy

Matches The certificate's purity and content figures both agree with our measurement, within tolerance.

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Methodology

How this report was produced

Received

2026-07-06

Analyzed

2026-07-14

Certificate issued

2026-07-14

Lab

ILS Laboratories, San Diego, CA

Every vial is purchased blind, at retail, and handled so the laboratory never learns which vendor it came from.

  1. Blind purchase placed: under rotating alias, no vendor contact
  2. Received and logged: photographed sealed, blind code applied
  3. Vendor label: covered (not removed) with opaque blind-code label
  4. Temperature logged: readings recorded at receipt, in storage, and at open
  5. Shipped to lab: sealed, blind-coded, lab saw code only

Single-batch result

This report reflects the testing of a single batch/sample and may not represent every unit of this product. Results are not a guarantee of the safety, legality, or efficacy of any product.

Reader-funded, not vendor-funded

This vial was bought at retail and tested at an accredited laboratory. A purity and content report runs about $235 all in. No vendor paid for any of it, and none ever will.

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