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What is HPLC testing for peptides?

HPLC (high performance liquid chromatography) is the standard lab test for how pure a peptide is and how much of the labeled compound is really in the vial. It separates the peptide you want from leftovers of the making process and from broken-down bits. It is the test most reports in this market are talking about. A lab can be accredited in general and still not have this test covered by its accreditation. That is why the document listing what is covered matters more than the logo.

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