Certificate of analysis · Janoshik

HGH 36iu: Janoshik report 151269

Name: HGH 36iu — Janoshik Report 151269
Creator: Janoshik

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.

Janoshiktest 151269Analysed 27 APR 2026For research use only

The record

Compound

HGH

Dose on the report

36iu

Sample as printed

H36

Issuing laboratory

Janoshik

Report number

test 151269

Task number

#151269

Verification key

H7IGQMI7U7JV

Analysed

27 APR 2026

Test requested

Human Growth Hormone amount and purity 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

Analyte	Measured value, as printed
Amount of rHGH in the vial	12.10 mg / 36.3 IU
Purity	95.832%

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Verify this report at the laboratory

Open report 151269 on verify.janoshik.com →

https://verify.janoshik.com/tests/151269-H36_H7IGQMI7U7JV

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The report also prints a verification key, H7IGQMI7U7JV, 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 27 APR 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 36iu. 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.

Other certificates for HGH

Each one covers its own test and its own dose. There are 8 in total.

See what this certificate belongs to

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

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