BPC-157, GHK-Cu, Wolverine and GLOW Reports Released

Reports for three tissue-biology research products are now on the COAs page.

BPC-157 10 mg

Vanguard Laboratory measured HPLC-UV/VIS purity of 99.09% ± 0.18% and an assay of 11.34 mg for the tested 10 mg vial. The BPC-157 product page now carries the report.

Wolverine blend (BPC-157 + TB-500), 10 mg

The two-page report lists purity above 99.50% and separate assays of 5.59 mg for BPC-157 and 4.69 mg for TB-500. The second page adds heavy-metal screening (arsenic, cadmium, lead and mercury not detected), an endotoxin pass and a sterility result of no growth detected.

GLOW, 70 mg

GLOW combines GHK-Cu, BPC-157 and TB-500. The report shows purity above 99.50% with per-component assays of 52.18 mg (GHK-Cu), 10.34 mg (BPC-157) and 9.75 mg (TB-500).

Why component assays matter

In a blend each ingredient must be present at its stated amount, so a single purity number is not enough. See Tissue Repair Peptide Research: BPC-157, TB-500 and GHK-Cu for the science, and browse the Blends category for the products.

Reading the three reports together

All three reports come from Vanguard Laboratory and carry the same collection date, which makes it easy to see the differences: a single peptide, a two-component blend and a three-component blend, each with the assay values that apply to it. When you open them on the COAs page, look first at the tested strength, then at the purity, and then at the assay for each named component.

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