Standard peptide analysis: 5-10 business days after receipt and acceptance. Timing for other methods is confirmed in the quote.
How this analysis works
Blend analysis is designed for vials containing more than one expected peptide. Expected blends are accepted for Peptide analysis at $280 CAD per sample after feasibility review; final scope depends on component count, separation, and reference-material requirements.
PDF COA and analytical attachments confirmed in scope
What this test does not establish
Co-eluting or isobaric components may require additional method work.
Overall area purity is not automatically a content value for each component.
Unknown or undeclared components may require blind identification.
What to submit
List every expected component and nominal amount
Two- and three-component blends start at the published price
Complex blends are quoted after feasibility review
Reading the result
A blend report should distinguish the expected components and identify which conclusions apply to each. An overall chromatographic percentage does not automatically establish each component’s identity or amount.
Multi-Peptide Blend Analysis starts at $280 CAD per accepted sample, excluding tax and shipping. Scope and the final price are confirmed before you mail anything. Volume rates apply from three samples carrying this test in one request.
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How long does this test take?
Timing is confirmed during scope review. Reference-material availability, sample preparation, method development or contract laboratory work can affect the schedule. Shipping time is additional.
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What information do you need for a peptide blend?
List every expected component, its labelled amount and any stated ratio. Include excipients, sample form and the complete supplier label. A trade name alone may not define the intended analytical targets.
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Can a blend receive separate content results?
Only where the accepted method and reference materials support component-level quantitation. Request it explicitly; feasibility and the reporting scope are confirmed before acceptance.
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What happens if the components cannot be separated?
The limitation must remain visible in the interpretation. Additional method development or another technique may be needed; a combined peak must not be presented as independent measurements of both components.
Technical references
These sources explain the analytical concepts. They do not certify CPT or validate a particular sample result.
