AICAR COA & HPLC Testing – What to Check Before Buying
Researchers searching for an AICAR COA or AICAR HPLC testing are typically looking for analytical information that can help them evaluate a research compound before ordering.
Current AICAR product:
https://peptideslabus.com/products/peptides-lab-aicar
The listing currently identifies AICAR 50mg, supplied as lyophilized powder, with source-listed >99% purity (HPLC verified).
What Is an AICAR COA?
COA stands for:
Certificate of Analysis
A COA can contain analytical information associated with a particular product, sample, lot, or batch.
Depending on the analysis performed, relevant information may include:
- Product or sample identification
- Batch or lot number
- Analytical method
- Reported purity
- Testing date
- Laboratory information
- Other analytical results
Researchers should evaluate the actual document rather than assuming every COA contains the same tests.
What Is HPLC Testing?
HPLC stands for:
High-Performance Liquid Chromatography
It is an analytical separation technique widely used in laboratory analysis.
The current AICAR listing states:
>99% purity (HPLC verified)
Researchers should interpret this as the source-listed product specification and consult applicable analytical documentation when greater detail is required.
Match the COA to the Research Product
One of the most important questions is:
Does the analytical documentation correspond to the AICAR material being purchased?
A useful traceability structure is:
AICAR product
↓
Batch or lot
↓
Tested sample
↓
Analytical method
↓
Reported result
AICAR 50mg Product Information
Current specifications include:
AICAR: 50mg
Form: Lyophilized powder
CAS: 2627-69-2
Formula: C₉H₁₄N₄O₅
Molecular weight: 258.23 g/mol
Source-listed purity: >99% HPLC verified
These commercial and molecular specifications should be distinguished from the contents of an analytical report.
COA vs Product Specifications
A product page may provide specifications such as:
50mg
CAS number
molecular formula
molecular weight
A COA or analytical report provides information derived from analysis of a specific sample where applicable.
The two sources of information serve different purposes.
COA vs HPLC
These terms are not synonyms.
COA = analytical document
HPLC = analytical technique
A COA may include an HPLC-derived result, depending on the testing performed.
Does a COA Prove Clinical Effectiveness?
No.
Analytical documentation about research material does not establish that the compound is clinically effective, medically approved, or suitable for human use.
What Should Researchers Verify?
Before relying on analytical documentation, check:
Product identity
Batch or lot
Sample identification
Analytical method
Reported result
Testing date
Laboratory information
Connection between the report and commercial material
Requesting Additional Documentation
The current product listing indicates that available product and batch information is supplied and that additional documentation can be requested.
Researchers requiring particular analytical records should verify what documentation is currently available for the product being ordered.
Review AICAR COA & Testing Information
Product page:
https://peptideslabus.com/products/peptides-lab-aicar
Use the current listing and applicable batch documentation to evaluate AICAR 50mg before procurement.
For laboratory and research purposes only. Not for human consumption.