GLP-1 peptide sourcing checklist

This category carries a higher counterfeit risk than commodity peptides. The checklist is correspondingly stricter — and it is designed to be answered before payment, not after receipt.

Part of the GLP-1 research peptides pillar.

Before you request a quote

The checklist

#CheckPass condition
1Legal entityLicence, bank account and invoice entity match
2Compound-specific COANot a template shared across analogues
3IdentityMS spectrum with expected mass calculation for the modified sequence
4PurityHPLC chromatogram with method, gradient and integration
5ContentWater content (Karl Fischer) + net peptide content
6Batch linkageLot number on vial, COA and invoice
7ProvenanceManufacturing batch reference; analytical lab named
8ConsistencyTwo or three consecutive lot COAs
9PackagingVial format, fill, closure and label content specified
10LogisticsCorrect commodity description, documentation, destination legality
11RemedyWritten claim window and replacement/credit terms
12PaymentStaged terms or documentary payment for a first order

Red flags specific to GLP-1 compounds

How to use the checklist

Score each item 0–2. A supplier below 18/24 is not ready for a volume order, regardless of price. The purpose is not to find a perfect supplier; it is to make the gaps visible while you still have negotiating room.

Editor's take

In the GLP-1 category, the checklist is the product. Price competition is easy; documentation competition is what separates a supplier from a reseller.

Sources & evidence

Reference molecular data; the batch COA governs the material supplied. No efficacy claim is made.

Limitations

Molecular and analytical information only; no dosing, efficacy or human-use guidance. The batch COA governs the material supplied.

Products referenced in this guide

Research use only. This checklist is commercial due diligence, not regulatory or medical guidance.
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