Identity
- Mass match to declared sequence
- Fragment confirmation
- Result: confirmed / not confirmed

Third-party laboratory · Tallahassee, FL
Five assays. Results in 3–4 days. Every certificate public and verifiable.
Independent analysis. Open evidence.
From sample
to certainty
01 / The sample journey
Print the prepaid label. Seal the vial. Chain of custody starts at pickup.
LC-MS identity, HPLC-UV net content, rapid sterility, kinetic LAL, ICP-MS. One analyst owns your sample.
Certificate of analysis with QR verification, published to the Data Bank.
02 / A clear chain of custody
“99.68% purity by HPLC-UV. That sentence is the product. Everything we build exists to make it trustworthy.” [placeholder]
Search any certificate by batch number, vendor or compound. Verify a vial in seconds. Vendors may opt a batch out before release; everything else is open.
MCP / Connected intelligence
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor to the Ascenta MCP server and query the Data Bank in plain language.
An example question
› Show every semaglutide batch tested in the last 90 days with purity under 98%.
MCP documentationThe instruments, people and standards behind our testing.

On campus at Florida State University.
THE SITE

HPLC-UV for net content and purity.
INSTRUMENTS

LC-MS identity. ICP-MS elemental impurities.
INSTRUMENTS

One analyst owns each sample from receipt to release.
PEOPLE
Typical lab
Turnaround
Status update at every stage
Named analyst per sample
Every COA public by default
QR verification on the certificate
Transparent panel pricing
Documented chain of custody
MCP access to the Data Bank
ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation in progress · cGMP certification in progress
Typical lab
Turnaround
Status update at every stage
Named analyst per sample
Every COA public by default
QR verification on the certificate
Transparent panel pricing
Documented chain of custody
MCP access to the Data Bank
ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation in progress · cGMP certification in progress
Scientific team and advisors

Founder name [placeholder]
Founder. Peptide industry operator turned lab builder.

Laboratory Director [placeholder]
PhD, analytical chemistry. 12 years in cGMP QC. [placeholder]

Quality Manager [placeholder]
ISO/IEC 17025 implementation lead. [placeholder]

Senior Analyst, LC-MS [placeholder]
Peptide identity and impurity profiling. [placeholder]

Microbiology Lead [placeholder]
Rapid sterility and endotoxin methods. [placeholder]

Scientific Advisor [placeholder]
Professor of chemistry, Florida State University. [placeholder]
Preview package pricing from the sample order form. The lab confirms the final quote before testing.
“Results in three days with a certificate our customers can scan. Nothing else in this market comes close.” — Vendor [placeholder]
“The first lab that told us where our sample was without being asked.” — Clinic operator [placeholder]
“Public COAs changed how we choose suppliers.” — Researcher [placeholder]
One sealed vial per panel, as sold. For lyophilized peptides that is typically 2–10 mg. We report on the sample received; the certificate names the batch and vial you sent, not the lot as a whole.
3–4 business days from receipt for every assay, including sterility. You get a status update at receipt, at analysis start and at release, from the analyst who ran your sample.
We run a validated rapid microbial method rather than the 14-day compendial incubation in USP <71>. The method and its validation reference are stated on the certificate. Growth detected is reported as such and never softened.
Every certificate carries a QR code and a certificate number. Scan it, or enter the number at ascenta.com/verify, to see the original record in the Data Bank. A PDF that does not match the record is not ours.
Yes, per batch, before results are released. Opted-out certificates still verify by number but are not listed in search. We publish the count of opted-out batches per vendor.
We test materials submitted for research. A certificate reports what we measured in that sample. It is not a release for human or veterinary use, not medical advice, and not an endorsement of any product or seller.
Ascenta Analytics is pursuing ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation and cGMP certification. The quality manual, method validations and proficiency records are available to clients on request.