Proof, not promises
The industry says “third-party tested.” We publish the laboratory.
Anyone can write “lab tested” on a label. Almost no one names the lab, publishes the certificate before you buy, or shows you the batches that came before. Lyra Vital does all three — and hands you the key to check every one of them without taking our word for it.
Check a vial now
Enter the batch code from any Lyra Vital vial to pull its certificate.
What a Lyra Vital certificate proves
Four things, on every published lot. Not a badge — the underlying analysis, linked.
HPLC purity
Reverse-phase high-performance liquid chromatography measures how much of the vial is the target compound and how much is anything else. The chromatogram is on every certificate.
Mass-spectrometry identity
Mass spec confirms the molecule is what the label says — not a cheaper substitute sold industry-wide under the same name. Purity without identity is half an answer.
A laboratory with a name
Every certificate is issued by Janoshik Analytical, the independent lab this field trusts most. "Third-party tested" with no lab named is not a verifiable claim. Ours names it, on every document.
Published, never on request
Every certificate is on this site before you spend a dollar — indexed, not held back pending an email. A seller who will only show a COA after you buy is showing it when it can no longer help you decide.
Verify it yourself in four steps
Read the vial
Find the batch code printed on the label of the vial you received.
Pull the certificate
Enter that code on the Verify page — the certificate for that exact lot opens.
Open the document
The certificate shows the HPLC purity, the mass-spec identity, and the batch it belongs to.
Check the key
Take the certificate's secret key to the laboratory's verification page. If it resolves, it is genuine.
We don’t show one good result. We show the record.
A single flattering certificate is easy to produce. A batch-after-batch history, every lot independently tested by the same named laboratory, is not. Here is what stands behind our most-tested lines.
Proof versus promise
Questions
Who is Janoshik Analytical?
An independent analytical laboratory that HPLC- and mass-spec-tests research peptides, and the lab most often seen on public certificates in this field. Every Lyra Vital certificate is issued by Janoshik and carries a secret key that can be checked directly on their verification page — so the result does not depend on trusting us.
How do I verify a certificate is real?
Read the batch code printed on your vial, enter it on the Verify page to open that batch's certificate, then check the certificate's secret key at https://janoshik.com/verification/. If the key does not resolve at the laboratory, or the batch on the vial does not match the certificate, contact us before using the material.
Do you test for endotoxin?
Our published certificates cover HPLC purity and mass-spectrometry identity — the standard analytical panel. Endotoxin and sterility are a separate analysis. Where a batch has been screened for it, that result appears on the batch's certificate and in the lookup; we publish what has been tested, and never a panel that has not been run.
Why don't the tables show a purity percentage on every line?
Because the number must come off that specific batch's certificate, not a marketing constant. Where the figure has been transcribed from the certificate it is shown; otherwise the row says “see certificate” and links you to the document, rather than printing a percentage we cannot source to your lot.
It starts with proof.
All products sold on this website are intended for research and identification purposes only. These products are not intended for human dosing, injection, or ingestion.