Identity
Does the report test what the submitted material is, and does it state the analytical method?
COMPOUND IQRESEARCH. TESTED. EXPLAINED.Read reviewsEDITORIAL METHODOLOGY
How we review a peptide COA.
Compound IQ uses the same seven evidence categories for every public-document review. The score measures what the reviewed certificate documents—not whether a compound is safe, effective, approved, or suitable for use.
WHAT WE ARE—AND ARE NOT
An editorial document framework, not a laboratory.
Unless a review explicitly says otherwise, Compound IQ did not select the sample, purchase the tested vial, commission the analysis, or independently verify that the submitted material represents every unit in a supplier’s inventory.
We read the certificate, open available laboratory or supplier records, transcribe the reported methods and results, calculate clearly labeled comparisons when useful, and keep missing evidence visible.
THE SEVEN-CATEGORY CHECK
One framework for every report.
Purity
Does it report chromatographic purity with a named method rather than only repeat a label claim?
Measured quantity
Was vial or sample content measured, with units, instead of listing the nominal amount?
Lot traceability
Can the certificate be connected to a specific lot, sample ID, report number, and supplier record?
Sterility
When present, what sterility or microbial method, specification, and result are reported?
Endotoxin
Is there a quantitative endotoxin result, unit, method, sensitivity, or acceptance limit?
Contaminants
Which metals, solvents, adulterants, or other analytes were actually screened?
HOW COVERAGE IS COUNTED
Three statuses. No points for branding.
Covered
The certificate reports a result and enough method or traceability detail to evaluate that category.
Limited
Some evidence appears, but an important detail—such as a clear current-lot match—is incomplete.
Missing
The reviewed document does not report the category. We do not infer a result from marketing copy.
PUBLICATION STANDARD
Source, separate, disclose, correct.
- Open the primary evidence.
We link the certificate and any available laboratory-verification or supplier record so readers can inspect the source.
- Separate results from interpretation.
Reported values stay distinct from our calculations, context, and limitations.
- Disclose commercial relationships.
Affiliate links are labeled near the relevant content and do not add coverage points.
- Accept documented corrections.
Companies and readers can send a current lot document or factual correction to compoundiqresearch@gmail.com.
SEE THE METHOD IN PRACTICE
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Every review uses this framework and keeps its source documents, commercial relationship, and unresolved questions visible.