
Florida Chemical is an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited analytical lab in Jacksonville, Florida. We deliver peptide identity by LC-MS, peptide purity by HPLC-UV, and ingredient, raw-material and pharmaceutical assay testing — with every Certificate of Analysis publicly searchable.
Standard peptide identity and purity results delivered in 24–48 hours — without cutting corners.
Identity by LC-MS. Purity by HPLC-UV. Never one without the other.
Every COA searchable by accession number or company — verify any batch.
No vendor affiliations. No conflicts. Results your clients can trust.
Florida Chemical
Florida Chemical is an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited analytical laboratory in Jacksonville, Florida. We test peptides, dietary supplements, cosmetic ingredients, pharmaceutical actives and raw materials — and we publish every Certificate of Analysis to a public database so your clients can verify any batch independently.
Services
Molecular identity confirmation for research peptides using liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry.
High-precision purity determination by reversed-phase HPLC with UV detection.
Quantitative content and assay analysis to verify labeled peptide concentration.
Identity and concentration verification for supplement and cosmetic ingredients.
Incoming-material verification for powders, liquids and chemical ingredients.
Identity, assay and impurity profiling for pharmaceutical actives.
Frequently asked
Peptide purity testing measures the percentage of a sample that is the intended peptide versus impurities such as truncated sequences, deletion products and side reactions. Purity is typically determined by reversed-phase HPLC-UV, and identity is confirmed by LC-MS. A complete peptide COA reports both.
Peptide purity testing at Florida Chemical is a flat $199.00 per sample, with a standard turnaround of 24–48 hours from sample receipt. Extended tests (identity by LC-MS, content/assay, heavy metals, residual solvents) are quoted separately — see the full services page.
HPLC-UV separates the peptide from its impurities and quantifies each peak by UV absorbance — it answers "how pure is this sample?" LC-MS measures the mass of what's in the sample — it answers "is this actually the peptide on the label?" Together they cover identity and purity, and Florida Chemical reports both on every peptide COA. See our HPLC-UV vs LC-MS explainer.
Every certificate we issue is publicly searchable. Enter the accession number, company name, product or lot in our COA Lookup, or read our guide on how to read your Certificate of Analysis.
Yes. As an independent ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory we do not sell the products we test, which makes our results defensible to your customers. Learn more about our third-party peptide testing program for vendors.
Look up any Certificate of Analysis by accession number or company name — or reach our team to discuss submitting samples.