Independent testing laboratory
Certis is an independent lab. We test peptides and research chemicals against written methods, report only what we actually measure, and back every figure with a Certificate of Analysis — so a label becomes evidence, not a claim.
How to submit a sample →Engaged by email, by prior arrangement · typical reply within two business days
What we test
Every test runs on a written method and a qualified instrument. Order a single answer, or the full release picture in one pass.
The right structure and the right mass — confirmed, and told apart from look-alikes.
LC-MS · HRMSThe real compound separated from everything else, each impurity reported as a share of the whole.
RP-HPLC · UPLCHow much is actually in the vial, measured against a traceable reference.
HPLC-UVLeftover water, counter-ion and process solvents that quietly shift true content.
KARL FISCHER · GCTrace catalyst residues and heavy metals, element by element, to parts per million.
ICP-MSFor anything meant to be injectable: endotoxin and recoverable microbial growth.
LAL · CULTURE
The bench · every vial drawn under its own reference
How we test
No single reading settles a question. We confirm identity, purity and contamination with techniques that work on unrelated physics — so nothing hides behind a single measurement.
Why it’s independent
We don’t make it. We don’t sell it. We just measure it — and keep the record for seven years.
Every sample arrives under its own reference, moves through its tests with a documented chain of custody, and leaves a retained portion behind — so any result can be examined again.
Quality & data integrity →The process
Tell us the compound, the batch, and what you need to know.
We confirm the methods, the price and the turnaround in writing.
Only once it’s confirmed — labelled with your reference.
The sample runs its panel on qualified instruments.
A documented Certificate of Analysis for the batch.
Tell us the compound and what you need to establish. We’ll confirm the scope, the price and how to ship — before anything moves.
How submissions work →