Analytical question
The target, comparison, or decision the result needs to support.
Testing services
Choose the pathway
that fits the question.
Each testing service now has its own detailed page. Review what it can address, what information to provide, typical deliverables, and important limitations before requesting a scope.
- Five defined starting pathways
- Scope and sample quantity confirmed in writing
- Specialist partner work disclosed when applicable
Testing pathways
Select a service for complete project and reporting information. Final feasibility is confirmed before any sample is accepted.
Peptide identity
Assess whether the measured molecular mass of a submitted research sample is consistent with the expected peptide or compound.
Purity profile
Separate a primary component from detectable related peaks and document the chromatographic area profile under agreed conditions.
Content testing
Measure a defined target analyte using an agreed analytical strategy, suitable reference information, and a scope appropriate to the submitted matrix.
Quality-support panels
Request feasibility for specialized quality attributes such as microbial, elemental, solvent, water, or related project-specific testing.
Custom projects
Define an analytical plan for unusual matrices, new targets, combined questions, or projects that do not fit a standard starting pathway.
Scope standard
Six details confirmed before a sample is accepted.
A service name is only a starting point. The written scope connects the exact material and question to the work that will be performed and reported.
Sample definition
Material name, matrix, lot or batch, available amount, storage, and known hazards.
Testing pathway
The agreed method family, preparation approach, and any specialist partner work.
Reporting package
Result format, units, supporting data, revision status, and intended delivery route.
Commercial terms
Price, estimated timing, payment requirements, and scope-change handling.
Known limitations
Method, sampling, matrix, reference, and interpretation limits relevant to the project.
Not sure which service applies?
Start with the result you need—not an instrument name. The scope review connects the question, sample, matrix, method, and deliverable.
See what happens after you choose a pathway.
The dedicated Process page explains scope review, submission, analysis, technical review, reporting, and client COA access.