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Certificate of analysis · Janoshik

BPC-157 10mg: Janoshik report 103342

One third-party test: what the laboratory was asked to do, what it measured, when it ran, who paid for it, and how to check the document somewhere other than here.

The record

Compound
Dose on the report
10mg
Sample as printed
Sample_8 BC10
Issuing laboratory
Janoshik
Report number
test 103342
Task number
#103342
Verification key
WYDJM3JMRB5Q
Analysed
06 FEB 2026
Test requested
BPC-157 analysis
Manufacturer on the report
Unknown
Commissioned by
BBA commissioned this test

The report’s Client field names BBA, so this is a test this store paid for.

What the laboratory measured

AnalyteMeasured value, as printed
BPC-15711.37 mg
Purity99.872%

Every figure above is transcribed from the laboratory’s own report by two independent reads that had to agree character for character. Janoshik publishes the report as an image, so these numbers exist as searchable text nowhere else, including at the lab. Where this page and the report ever disagree, the report is right.

Verify this report at the laboratory

Open report 103342 on verify.janoshik.com →

https://verify.janoshik.com/tests/103342-Sample_8_BC10_WYDJM3JMRB5Q

That link leaves this site. It resolves on verify.janoshik.com, a domain Janoshik controls and we do not, which is the one part of a certificate a vendor cannot forge. If what you see there does not match what is on this page, trust the laboratory.

The report also prints a verification key, WYDJM3JMRB5Q, which is the string the laboratory’s own URL is built from.

What this document proves, and what it does not

What this document proves

  • That Janoshik, a laboratory independent of this store, ran the test named above on the sample the laboratory received and tested.
  • That the analysis was carried out on 06 FEB 2026, the date the report itself prints.
  • That the values in the table are what that report records for that sample.
  • That the document is held by the laboratory, not only by us: the record resolves on verify.janoshik.com.

What it does not prove

  • Anything about a different lot. A certificate covers the material that was tested and no other production run, however similar the label looks.
  • Anything about doses other than 10mg. Each dose is tested separately, and other doses have their own certificates.
  • That a vial you are holding came from this lot. Match the lot on your vial against the certificate supplied with it before you rely on either.
  • Anything at all about safety, suitability, or effects. This is a purity and identity record for laboratory material, not a health claim.

See what this certificate belongs to

The BPC-157 listing shows the sizes in stock and every certificate published for the compound, each naming its own dose.

View the BPC-157 listing →

For laboratory and research use only. Not for human or animal consumption. This page reproduces laboratory documentation for a tested sample — it is not medical advice, dosing guidance, or a claim that any compound treats, prevents, or benefits any condition.