How do I verify a COA for Cagrilintide myself?

Not a complaint, just documenting it in case it’s useful to someone.

What I want to know is how much of the difference between vendors is real and how much is just measurement noise.

The thing nobody tells you is that the certificate is about one batch. Not the product. One batch.

For what it’s worth the Institute has 7 published Cagrilintide reports, which is where I started.

Thanks in advance, this community is usually pretty good about this stuff.

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AssayFiles 2y ago 26 found helpful

Answered your second question in a DM since it was getting long, but short version is yes with caveats.

EmilReader 2y ago

This exact discussion happens every six months and lands in the same place. Not complaining, just noting it.

ColdChainKate 2y ago 19 found helpful

yeah no i learned that one the hard way lol

PeptideWatcher 2y ago

That is the distinction I was trying to make, said better.

lyophil_tess 2y ago

Worth adding that this only holds for lyophilised product.

HugoMethod 2y ago

Same.

NoorLog 2y ago 26 found helpful

Bumping.

DevWatcher 2y ago

Who funded the study though. That is usually the first thing worth checking and almost nobody does.

PI_TestingDesk Staff 2y ago 14 found helpful

We publish failed results the same way we publish passing ones. If a company disputes a finding, that goes on the record too.