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Synedica Laboratories

Synedica Laboratories

Synedica Laboratories manufactures peptide and hormone formulations for research. For each batch we publish the batch number, the manufacturing and expiry dates, and the certificate from the outside laboratory that tested it. The code on each unit opens that record.

Verify a unitWhat happens to a batch

Principles

How records are kept

  1. Recorded before it is published

    A batch gets its number, dates and formulation record at production. Nothing about the batch appears on this site before that record exists.

  2. Changed only with the record

    A formulation page shows identity, batch details and the certificate status. They change only when the record changes.

  3. Open to anyone holding a unit

    Checking a code needs the code and nothing else. There is no account to create.

What happens to a batch

  1. 01

    Batch produced

    The batch is given a batch number, a manufacturing date and an expiry date.

  2. 02

    Tested by an outside laboratory

    The laboratory tests identity and purity against the methods and specifications printed on the certificate.

  3. 03

    Certificate linked

    Once testing is complete, the Certificate of Analysis is attached to the batch and to every unit code issued for it.

  4. 04

    Unit codes issued

    Each unit in the batch gets its own 6-character code, printed under the scratch-off panel and recorded against the batch.

  5. 05

    Buyer checks the unit

    Whoever holds the unit scans or types its code and sees the batch record and the certificate it belongs to.

Verification

Why the records are public

Anyone holding a unit can compare the pack with the record kept on this site.

  • Each code belongs to one batch

    Unit codes are generated by Synedica and recorded against one batch. A code that was never issued, or has been revoked, does not open a valid record.

  • The certificate comes from this site

    A verification result links the Certificate of Analysis for that batch, published here by Synedica.

  • Earlier checks are shown

    If a code has been checked before, registered by another owner or checked from more than one region, the result page says so.

  • Mismatches can be reported

    A unit that does not match its record can be reported from the result page, together with where it was bought.

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