ISO 17025 accredited COAs for research peptides, compounding pharmacies, and peptide therapeutics programs — RP-HPLC purity, LC-MS/MS identity, and MS/MS sequence verification.
From basic purity screening to full regulatory-grade characterization packages. Mix and match panels to match your documentation requirements.
The baseline accredited COA for research peptide suppliers and catalog providers. RP-HPLC quantitation with LC-MS identity confirmation.
Sequence-level confirmation via LC-MS/MS fragmentation on the Sciex 4500. b/y ion series interpreted against reference sequence or by de novo analysis.
Comprehensive related substances analysis with MS identification of individual impurity identities. Meets ICH Q3A/Q3B thresholds for drug-grade submissions.
Required for injectable peptide products. Bacterial endotoxins test per USP <85>. Commonly bundled with the purity or impurity profile for compounding pharmacy clients.
The same instrument platform used in peptide pharmaceutical QC — applied to research peptide and compounding pharmacy testing with full ISO 17025 traceability.
| Chromatography | Reversed-phase C18 (RP-HPLC), gradient elution |
| Mobile phase | 0.1% TFA or formic acid in water/acetonitrile |
| UV detection | 214 nm (peptide bond) + 280 nm (Trp/Tyr/Phe) |
| Mass spectrometer | Sciex 4500 triple quadrupole LC-MS/MS |
| MS scan modes | Full scan (Q1), MS/MS (Q3) for fragmentation |
| Sequence coverage | b/y ion series, de novo or reference-matched |
| Mass accuracy | ± 1 Da (Q1 full scan); sub-Da with IS correction |
| Purity framework | USP <621> liquid chromatography |
| Impurity thresholds | ICH Q3A/Q3B reporting/identification limits |
| Endotoxin | LAL, USP <85> Bacterial Endotoxins Test |
A four-step process from sample intake through accredited report delivery.
Ship lyophilized or solution-phase peptide (≥ 1 mg recommended). Intake form captures sequence, expected MW, purity target, and intended use. Rush samples flagged at intake.
Dissolve in appropriate solvent (water, DMSO/water, ACN/water). Centrifuge and filter for particulates. Prepare at appropriate concentration for UV linearity range.
RP-HPLC gradient run with UV detection. Peak integration, purity calculation by area normalization. System suitability checked per USP <621> before sample injection.
LC-MS full scan for molecular weight confirmation. MS/MS fragmentation for sequence verification (if requested). Impurity masses identified by exact mass search.
Accredited COA generated with analyst signature, instrument calibration data, reference standard traceability, and Pass/Fail determination. Delivered as signed PDF.
The regulatory landscape driving demand for accredited peptide COAs — and the standards our methods are designed around.
FDA's CDER enforcement program targets 503B outsourcing facilities producing peptide injectables. Outsourcing facilities must demonstrate sterility, purity, and potency with third-party COAs. ISO 17025 documentation is the accepted standard.
ICH Q3A (new drug substances) and Q3B (new drug products) define reporting, identification, and qualification thresholds for related substance impurities. Prodigy's impurity profiling panel applies these thresholds to classify and report each impurity.
USP <621> governs liquid chromatography system suitability requirements (theoretical plates, tailing factor, resolution, repeatability). Our RP-HPLC methods are validated to USP <621> acceptance criteria before each sample run.
Required for all injectable and parenteral peptide products. The LAL-based endotoxin test determines bacterial endotoxin units (EU/mL or EU/mg) against USP <85> acceptance criteria. Essential for 503B compounding pharmacy submissions.
ICH Q6B defines specification-setting principles for biotechnological/biological products, including peptides. Applies to identity, purity, potency, and quantity testing. Our COA format is aligned with Q6B documentation requirements.
Our laboratory operates under ISO 17025 quality management requirements — the international standard for testing laboratories. Accredited COAs carry a level of third-party validation that non-accredited lab reports cannot provide to regulatory reviewers.
From research-grade suppliers to IND-enabling CROs — if your peptide needs an accredited COA, this is the workflow.
Differentiate catalog listings with ISO 17025-accredited COAs. Command premium pricing. Win accounts from buyers who can no longer accept unaccredited supplier data.
FDA-compliant documentation for semaglutide analogs, BPC-157, TB-500, PT-141, and other peptide injectables. Endotoxin + purity + identity bundled in one accredited package.
IND-enabling purity and sequence verification for early-stage peptide drug candidates. Full impurity profiling to ICH Q3A/Q3B thresholds with drug regulatory documentation.
Rapid purity verification for synthesized peptides. Cost-effective QC before downstream biological experiments. COA documentation for grant reports and publications.
Sequence verification for novel therapeutic peptide candidates. Identity confirmation during lead optimization. Impurity identification to guide synthetic chemistry optimization.
Certificate of Analysis documentation for pharmaceutical ingredient sales. Full impurity profiles and stability-indicating method development for drug master file submissions.
Every report is signed, dated, and accreditation-stamped. Full traceability from instrument calibration to final result.
Contact us to discuss your testing requirements, confirm turnaround time, and receive a sample submission form.