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Trust.
But Verify.

Third-Party Tested. Batch Verified.

Every batch is independently assayed before it ships. Purity, endotoxin and sterility results are published against the batch number printed on your vial.

Certificate of analysis

Check the vial in your hand

Type the batch number from the label. You’ll get the same report the lab sent us, including the date it was issued.

Awaiting a batch number

The certificate for your batch appears here: purity, identity, endotoxin, sterility and heavy metals, each against its published limit, with the issuing laboratory and the date the report was signed.

The batch number is printed on the lower edge of the vial label. Don’t see your batch? Contact us and we’ll trace it for you.

Bundles

Two lots. Two certificates. One price.

A Matched Pair ships two independently assayed compounds together, each vial with its own batch number and its own report. Priced below the vials bought separately.


Bundle pricing is fixed. Volume tier discounts do not apply to bundles. Bundles still count toward the free shipping threshold.

The assay panel

What every batch is tested for

Every batch is tested against a written specification before it is released. The Aura Standard defines the criteria every batch must meet. The measured results are published on its certificate.

Six tests · Every batch · Published pass or fail

Six tests · Every batch · Published pass or fail

Purity

RP-HPLC

How much of the material is the compound itself, and how much is anything else.

≥ 99.0%

Identity

HPLC-RTM

That the molecule in the vial is the one named on the label.

Matches reference

Endotoxin

USP <85> · LAL

Bacterial toxins left behind after manufacturing. Heat does not destroy them, so they have to be measured.

NMT 0.05 EU/mL

Sterility

PCR

Whether anything living is present, tested by incubating a sample for fourteen days.

No growth

Heavy metals

ICP-MS

Lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury carried in from the source material.

NMT 0.5–10 ppm

Fentanyl

Immunoassay

Screened for fentanyl contamination on every batch, independent of the compound itself.

Not detected

Traceability

Batch-level record

Every batch

published.

The number on your label pulls that exact report. No aggregate figures, no averages.

Why the date matters

A certificate is only as good as it is recent

Most suppliers show you a certificate. Fewer publish when it was issued. A large batch purchased once may be sold for months using the same original test report. While the certificate remains valid, it becomes less representative of the material you receive as time passes.

We source in smaller quantities and replenish inventory more frequently, helping keep the time between testing and delivery intentionally short. The certificate tied to your vial reflects recent testing and remains representative of the material you receive.

How EACH batch reaches you

Four steps, and none of them are optional

01

Sourced

Our manufacturing partners are formally qualified before procurement and continuously monitored through a structured supplier risk management process.

02

Assayed

Independent laboratory testing verifies each batch’s identity, purity, sterility, endotoxin levels, and heavy metal compliance.

03

Published

Laboratory certificates are published before release, providing complete transparency and traceability.

04

Traceable

The batch number printed on every vial connects directly to its corresponding laboratory documentation.

Our discipline

How is quality assured?

With backgrounds in bioscience manufacturing, risk management, and management consulting, we built Aura around a simple belief: quality is earned through disciplined systems, not assumptions.

From manufacturing partner qualification through independent laboratory testing and complete batch traceability, every step is designed to reduce risk, strengthen accountability, and make verification possible. We don’t ask you to rely on our claims—we provide the documentation to verify every batch for yourself.

Questions

Before you order

How recent is the testing on what I receive?

Every batch is assayed before it’s listed, and we publish the report date alongside the result. We buy in small quantities and reorder frequently rather than holding large lots for long periods, so the certificate you’re reading describes material close in age to the material you have.

What does “research use only” mean here?

These materials are supplied strictly as laboratory reagents. They are not drugs, foods, cosmetics or medical devices, they are not approved for human or veterinary use, and they are not supplied for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes. Orders are accepted from research and institutional buyers only, and purchasers must be 18 or older and qualified to handle research materials.

Who runs the testing?

An independent analytical laboratory that we do not own and do not pay per result. Each batch is assayed before release, and the report published against that batch number is the report the laboratory sent us, unedited, pass or fail.

What happens if a batch fails?

It does not ship. Material that falls outside specification is quarantined and never enters saleable inventory. Our supplier agreements carry contractual recourse on failed lots, so the cost of a failure sits with the supplier rather than with you.

How should material be stored?

Lyophilized material should be kept sealed, frozen and protected from light. The storage conditions that apply to your specific compound are printed on the certificate for that batch, and we recommend following those rather than a general rule.

What if my batch number is not in the system?

Contact us with the number printed on the label and we will trace it. Every batch we release has a certificate on file, so a number that does not return a result is something we want to know about immediately.