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Hexarelin × Regen Peptides — Lab Test, January 2026

Tested · submitted by @Frank 👑 Legend
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HPLC Purity
99.458%
Excellent purity only
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Test results

6 data points
Purity
99.458%
Endotoxins
Not tested
Heavy metals
Not tested
Stated qty
3 mg
Tested qty
4.03 mg
Qty match
134% of labeled · +34%
0label125%
Batch / Lot
HEX3-1220
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This is a purity and identity analysis. Sterility, endotoxins, and heavy metals were not screened — a high purity figure says nothing about those.

About this test

Independent HPLC purity analysis of Hexarelin from regenpeptides.co.uk, performed by Janoshik Labs on January 7, 2026. Reported purity: 99.458%. Net content: 4.03 mg against 3 mg labeled (134% of label). Tested content exceeds the labeled amount by 34%. Batch HEX3-1220. Sample source: shop-provided. Certificate of analysis attached.

Certificate of analysis

Original document
HPLC certificate of analysis for Hexarelin 3mg from Regen Peptides showing 99.458% purity
Issued by Janoshik Labs · Jan 07, 2026 · Batch HEX3-1220

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