DSIP peptide

DSIP COA: identity, purity and net content

Read the 10 mg sample as a traceable analytical record.

Check the identifiers first

The featured Horizon Analytical document is report 1025570 for DSIP lot DPS-8838692, dated August 22, 2026. The compound, lot and sample amount should match the material for which you intend to retain it.

Keep three questions separate

Identity asks whether the tested material matches the named compound. Purity describes the reported analytical separation. The quantity entry records the measured amount. A single purity percentage does not answer all three questions.

Preserve the actual results

The document reports 99.41% purity and 10.02 mg quantity for a 10 mg sample. Use those exact sample-scoped numbers if they are relevant to your acceptance process, and read any other required assay directly from the original record.

Confirm a changed batch

Supplier reports can remain online after inventory changes. Ask for the currently supplied lot and obtain its matching document. An archived certificate is useful history, but its existence alone is not confirmation of today’s batch.

Open the source record.

DPS-8838692 original certificate, reported 2026-08-22. The sample label is 10 mg, with 99.41% reported purity and 10.02 mg measured content.

Sources: Bluum DSIP listing; Bluum lot-report lookup. Product details checked November 10, 2026. For laboratory research only. Not for human or animal consumption, clinical or therapeutic use. Purchasers must be 21 or older.

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