Built around the certificate

Look at how research peptides are actually sold in the UK. One well-known supplier states no purity percentage anywhere on its website and ships the certificate with the order, so you buy blind. Another publishes its certificates to a public Dropbox folder, unnumbered, some of them still titled in the language of whoever forwarded them.

A third says purity is verified on select batches, which is a sentence doing an enormous amount of work. Select by whom, and which batch is yours?

None of this is illegal and most of it is not even deliberate. It is what happens when a market grows quickly and nobody is asked for evidence.

Every batch is tested by an independent laboratory for purity by HPLC and identity by mass spectrometry. The certificate goes live at a permanent URL before the batch is listed for sale, and that URL is printed on the vial label.

So the vial in your hand carries the address of its own evidence. You can check it before you order, after it arrives, or a year later. It does not expire and we cannot quietly change it.

That is the entire company strategy. Everything else, the catalogue, the pen, the design, follows from it.

We cannot provide guidance relating to human consumption, including dosage, protocols or administration, under any circumstances. MYOGENX operates strictly as a research supplier.

We know that frustrates some people. It is not a legal shield we hide behind, it is what being a research supplier actually means. We sell characterised materials with a documented analytical record to people doing laboratory research. That is the business. What happens beyond that is not something we will advise on, at any price.