Epithalon for sale / Laboratory reports
Evidence guide · Checked November 10, 2026
Epithalon COAs: read the lot, the method and the result.
A certificate of analysis (COA) describes the tested sample. To evaluate Epithalon for sale, connect the vial you will receive to that report before relying on its purity or content figures.
Published Bluum Epithalon results
| Listed size / lot | Report & date | Reported purity | Measured content |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 mg · seller maps EPI102603-61K | Report 13253 ↗ June 1, 2026 · BioRegen | 99.40% | 11.95 mg |
| 40 mg · ET402608-130K | Report 2608120279 ↗ August 17, 2026 · Freedom Diagnostics | 87.77% / 87.76% Two vial results | 45.11 / 41.33 mg 43.22 mg mean |
| 40 mg · EPI402903-1K on PDF/image | Report 2604060062 ↗ April 7, 2026 · Freedom Diagnostics | 99.537% | 45.61 mg |
What was checked
We opened the supplier’s product page and the original linked report images on November 10, 2026. The 10 mg report gives identity, quantity and purity results. The August 40 mg report separately lists identity confirmation, purity for two vials, net content, endotoxin results, microbial PCR and elemental-impurity screening. These documents describe their samples; we did not buy or test a vial.
Five checks before buying
1. Match the material and lot
Read the compound, nominal vial size, lot identifier, report number and dates. An Epithalon 10 mg report does not document a 40 mg vial merely because the supplier is the same. A missing lot field needs an explicit traceability explanation.
2. Separate identity from purity
Identity results address what was detected; chromatographic purity describes the reported proportion under the analytical method. Neither one alone supplies every acceptance criterion a laboratory may require.
3. Read the measured content
Keep nominal vial size and measured net content separate. Overfill in a tested sample is not a standing guarantee about future vials. Use the laboratory’s reported units and method, and compare with your purchase specification.
4. Check the original document
Open the report itself, rather than relying only on a product-page badge. BioRegen report 13253 provides a laboratory verification reference; Freedom Diagnostics reports include report/search identifiers. Confirm that the lab lookup and original image describe the same sample.
5. Check additional tests individually
The August report lists microbial PCR with no detectable microbial DNA. Do not rewrite that as a general sterility guarantee. Likewise, endotoxin and elemental-impurity results apply to the tested samples and the stated test conditions, not every product sold by the brand.
What the purity spread means for purchasing
The published results include 99.40% for the 10 mg sample, 99.537% for an earlier 40 mg sample, and 87.77% / 87.76% for the later 40 mg samples. That spread makes a universal “all Epithalon is 99%+” statement unsupported by these documents. Confirm the available lot and assess it against the approved project’s requirements.
A COA is purchasing evidence. It is not proof of clinical safety, suitability for personal use or effectiveness. These listings are for laboratory research only.
Compare vial sizes and prices or review the supplier comparison.
Sources you can check
- Bluum Epithalon listing — 10 mg and 40 mg pricing, current-lot labeling and product specifications. Checked November 10, 2026.
- Report 13253 ↗ — BioRegen, June 1, 2026; 10 mg sample, 99.40% purity and 11.95 mg measured content.
- Report 2608120279 ↗ — Freedom Diagnostics, August 17, 2026; 40 mg samples, 87.77% / 87.76% purity.
- Report 2604060062 ↗ — Freedom Diagnostics, April 7, 2026; earlier 40 mg sample, 99.537% purity.
- Core Peptides Epithalon 25 mg — indexed public listing price and COA summary reviewed November 10, 2026. Direct access was blocked; current checkout price and original COA were not verified.