Public COA audit

NAD+

Audited September 5, 2026

Evidence suggests fabrication

Multiple signals on this document conflict with known lab formats or verification patterns.

Legitimacy
15
Confidence
92%
Panels
2/7
Purity (printed)
99.895%

Scored poorly because audit signals point to fabrication or reused paperwork, limited panel coverage (2/7), 3 critical findings, and notable note: "Lab verification failed". To improve: replace this file with an original lab certificate that verifies on the lab portal and include identity, purity, and endotoxin at minimum.

Document details

Fields extracted from the certificate — not order or payment data.

Batch / lot
665394
Identity method
HPLC with UV Detection Coupled with Mass Spectrometry
Sample date
2026-04-06
Issue date
2026-04-07

Original certificate

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7-panel checklist

Had data + good, had data + bad, reported without pass/fail, or missing. Missing lowers thoroughness — you decide whether that panel matters; PeptIQ’s score still factors coverage.

2 of 7 present · 2 passed · 0 failed · 0 reported · 5 missing

Missing is a thoroughness gap — not automatically bad. PeptIQ’s legitimacy score still weighs panel coverage; you can down-weight panels that don’t matter for your use case.

  • Identity

    Tested · passed · core

    Compound identity confirmed (e.g. HPLC, mass spec).

    NAD+ confirmed via mass spectrometry ([M+H]+ 664.05, [M+2H]2+ 332.45)

  • Purity

    Tested · passed · core

    Reported purity percentage for the analyte.

    99.895%

  • Heavy metals

    Not on this certificate file

    Lead, arsenic, cadmium, mercury, or similar limits.

    No evidence on this file. Vendors sometimes publish separate purity and endotoxin reports for the same lot — check the brand page before treating this as “never tested.”

  • Microbial

    Not on this certificate file

    Bioburden / microbial limits testing.

    No evidence on this file. Vendors sometimes publish separate purity and endotoxin reports for the same lot — check the brand page before treating this as “never tested.”

  • Endotoxin

    Not on this certificate file · core

    LAL or chromogenic endotoxin assay.

    No evidence on this file. Vendors sometimes publish separate purity and endotoxin reports for the same lot — check the brand page before treating this as “never tested.”

  • Sterility

    Not on this certificate file

    Sterility testing where applicable.

    No evidence on this file. Vendors sometimes publish separate purity and endotoxin reports for the same lot — check the brand page before treating this as “never tested.”

  • Residual solvent / water

    Not on this certificate file

    Residual solvents or water content limits.

    No evidence on this file. Vendors sometimes publish separate purity and endotoxin reports for the same lot — check the brand page before treating this as “never tested.”

How to read this

Had data · good

Panel present with a pass (or clear acceptance).

Had data · bad

Panel present with a fail — a concrete quality signal.

Had data · unclear

Value reported without an explicit pass/fail mark.

Missing on this file

Not on this certificate file. Lowers file thoroughness; a sibling endotoxin/purity report for the same lot may still exist. PeptIQ’s score still factors coverage.

Findings

Evidence-linked observations from this audit.

  • Lab verification failed

    Freedom Diagnostics and FreedomDiagnosticsTesting.com do not appear to be established analytical testing laboratories. No verifiable online presence, accreditation information, or independent references found for this entity as a peptide/compound testing facility.

  • Non-professional document design

    Document uses generic template design with placeholder text ('No Photo Requested', 'TEST' repeated multiple times), inconsistent formatting, and lacks standard laboratory report elements such as method validation references, analyst credentials, QC data, or accreditation logos (ISO 17025, etc.).

  • Missing laboratory credentials

    No laboratory accreditation information, certification numbers, or regulatory compliance statements. Legitimate analytical labs typically display ISO 17025, GMP, or similar credentials.

  • Limited testing scope

    Only identity and purity panels present. No heavy metals, microbial, endotoxin, sterility, or residual solvent testing. While not automatically disqualifying, this is a minimal testing panel for research-grade materials.

  • Mass spec data presentation

    Mass spectrum shows expected NAD+ ions ([M+H]+ 664.05, [M+2H]2+ 332.45) but lacks detailed method parameters, instrument specifications, or calibration information typical of professional analytical reports.

  • Client name anomaly

    Client listed as 'Blank Peptides' with search code 'Blan2604060222' - appears to be placeholder or template text rather than actual client information.

  • Signature authenticity unclear

    Signature appears to be a stylized font ('Alex Johnson') rather than an actual handwritten signature, reducing document authenticity.

  • Dates within acceptable range

    Received 2026-04-06, reported 2026-04-07 (1-day turnaround). Both dates are before today (2026-09-05) and represent rapid but plausible turnaround for HPLC/MS analysis.

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