Skye Peptides
IGF-1 LR3
Public certificate record
What this certificate reports
Each value keeps its acquisition path attached. Missing fields are shown rather than inferred. Confidence describes extraction and attribution—not result quality.
No exact catalog match
This certificate remains searchable evidence, but PB has not connected it to a current catalog product by exact normalized URL.
BY DESIGN
Panel evidence and provenance
Lab-verified and document-extracted panels count as certificate coverage. Vendor-stated panels remain visible, but are not represented as results from this document.
HPLC / purity
Mass spectrometry / identity
Measured quantity
Sterility
Endotoxin
Heavy metals
Verification surface
MZ Biolabs
This record currently relies on the vendor-hosted certificate and PB’s preserved copy. That is a weaker verification surface than a lab-controlled lookup.
View laboratory intelligence →Archive fingerprint
7b0b8ab6f1307a8c2fbdb4351870b004a6f4c4313452dbfcb3cd7ca293852d82- First observed
- Jul 24, 2026
- Last observed
- Oct 2, 2026
- Captured
- Jul 24, 2026
- Attribution
- Direct product evidence
- Source host
- skyepeptides.com
Versions, changes, and reuse
The archive tracks source and content fingerprints over time, including replacements and certificates that later disappear from vendor sites.
This is the first observed version for this vendor product.
No preceding version is available for comparison.
No other current record shares this exact fingerprint.
Automated review signals
These explainable flags require human interpretation; they are not automated findings of misconduct.
withdrawnOne report identifier resolves to different document fingerprintsReview queue →Withdrawn on Oct 10, 2026: this flag rested on values we misread as an identifier. IGF-1 names the compound on the Evolve Peptides and Skye Peptides certificates behind it; MZ Biolabs prints no report number on them, and we had read the name as their report number. We corrected both records on Oct 10, 2026; without them no report identifier is shared.
Follow the evidence, not the marketing.
Get notified when a certificate appears, changes, goes stale, disappears, or loses a working laboratory-verification link.
One digest combines overlapping vendor and compound watches, so the same change reaches you once.