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Eagle Analytical

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1 seller named this laboratory · newest certificate seen 2026-09-18 · read 2026-10-01

What this page can say

The names below are facts about certificates we opened. They are not a ranking of laboratories against one another, and they carry no HPLC purity score. Seller certificate tier is still the ranking on every price page.

The purity and dose gate is written and off. We do not invent pass or fail from missing certificates of analysis.

Deferred: HPLC scores, a lab quality letter, and turning the purity gate on. Those need quality data we are entitled to use. They are not shipped.

How to check a certificate from Eagle Analytical

Eagle Analytical gives readers no way to look a report up. You can read a certificate with this name on it. You cannot confirm it with the lab that is said to have issued it. That is the difference between a piece of paper and a check.

What Eagle Analytical discloses

6 of 8 facts we count are published: Verifiable, 6 of 8. This counts what the lab tells you, never how good a result is.

  • Public report lookupnot published
  • Accreditation body and numberpublished
  • Identity by mass spectrometrypublished
  • Purity by HPLCpublished
  • Net content reportednot published
  • Endotoxin or sterilitypublished
  • Names the clientpublished
  • Independence statedpublished

Read on Eagle Analytical's own site

Where it is
Houston, Texas, 11111 S Wilcrest Dr S1000 eagleanalytical.com
Country
United States, with additional locations in Canada and Australia eagleanalytical.com
Report lookup
No public checking page. The lab runs a customer login for finding samples and reading reports. You have to register to use it. eagleanalytical.com
Outside approval
Registered with the federal drug and drug enforcement agencies. Accredited to ISO/IEC 17025:2017 for biological and chemical testing. That covers germ killing strength, sterility, endotoxin, germ limits, infrared light testing, particles and HPLC. It is also accredited separately for calibration, and registered with a state health department. eagleanalytical.com
Purity test
HPLC, the standard lab test for purity, is inside the accredited chemical scope. Strength testing is quoted at seven to eleven business days. It was not used on the sample certificate we read. eagleanalytical.com
Identity test
Peptide mapping for biotech drugs: the protein is cut into pieces with an enzyme (trypsin), then checked by LC-MS/MS, a test that weighs the molecule. No identity service for seller certificates is published. eagleanalytical.com
Amount in the vial
Not published for peptide vials. eagleanalytical.com
Bacterial toxins
Bacterial toxins (endotoxins) by the USP 85 turbidimetric method, two business days. eagleanalytical.com
Germ-free test
The standard sterility test (USP 71), over 14 to 18 calendar days. There is also a rapid sterility test in one to two business days. The rapid test is the one used on the sample certificate we read. eagleanalytical.com
Heavy metals
Metals testing by ICP optical emission (USP 1730), over five business days. A heavy metals panel by ICP-MS is not published. eagleanalytical.com
Who may submit
Registered business customers, such as pharmacies, outsourcing facilities and manufacturers, through the customer system. Nothing says it takes samples from the public. eagleanalytical.com
Names the client
Yes. The sterility page of the sample certificate prints the customer company and address, an account number, a sample number, the lot, the start and finish dates, a note that the method suits the sample, and the result. A named quality control manager signs it. solyn.com
Sample tracking
Not published as a policy. The report says results only apply to the samples as they arrived. The sample page gives packing rules, not a statement on who handles the sample. eagleanalytical.com
Turnaround
Published for each test, from two business days for endotoxin to 18 calendar days for sterility. eagleanalytical.com
Pricing
not published eagleanalytical.com
Independence
Started in 2003 by a named scientist, with a named chief executive since 2017. The current site names no parent company. We found no tie to a peptide shop. eagleanalytical.com

Report numbers look like this: a submission number in the form ETX-YYMMDD-NNNN plus a client account number

Disputes and open questions

These are disputes, not proven facts. Each is what a named source reported, with the link so you can read it and decide.

  • A federal inspection in June 2013 listed eight problems on its report form. In reply, the lab said it does not claim to follow current good manufacturing practices. That does not match the compliance claim on its site today. fda.gov

Our notes

  • When a shop here labels a file Vanguard and Eagle, it is two documents. One is a Vanguard chemistry report. The other is a single Eagle rapid sterility page. Eagle only did the sterility test. solyn.com
  • This is a lab for compounding pharmacies, not a testing service for peptide shops. That is why several of the counted facts are missing. It has no public lookup and no service that measures how much is in a vial. eagleanalytical.com

Sellers who published this name

1 stores · lab-confirmed 0 · tier A 1 · tier B 0 · tier C 0. The letter is the seller's certificate, not a grade of this laboratory.

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    peptidology.co · 2026-09-18

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