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Updated 6 Nov 2026

Sources, and how to read a lab test

Each peptide page on peptidesfor.cat ends with the studies, FDA pages and rules behind it, with links you can open.

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What “no clinical trial published” means

We search PubMed for each peptide in cats, limited to clinical trials and randomized trials. Each peptide page links that exact search so you can repeat it. Our last check was on 13 Nov 2026. Lab studies can exist without a clinical trial, and we name them where they matter.

How to read a lab test (COA)

  1. The lab is named, and is not the seller.
  2. The client on the report is the seller you buy from.
  3. The batch or lot number matches the one on your vial.
  4. It shows identity and purity (usually HPLC and mass spec), with a date.

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