Type the lot code off your vial label. Get the verdict from the real lab report, line by line, with a link to check it on the lab's own site.
Free. No account. For research use only. A check shows what a lab report says. It is not a safety claim.
Check a lot
Enter the lot code exactly as it is printed on the vial label.
Lots on file right now. Tap one to check it:
Score your own COA
Type the seven lines from the certificate of analysis that came with your vial. The app scores what you type with the same rules. Nothing is checked against a lab record, so the result is marked user-entered, unverified.
Lots on file
These are the published Helix King Labs records in this build. Tap a row to see the full breakdown.
How the verdict works
Seven lines, plain rules, no judgment calls. The same rules as the COA checker at helixkinglabs.com.
Lot match. The lot on the report has to match the lot on your vial. A mismatch caps the verdict at yellow.
Identity. Non-negotiable. If the lab did not confirm the compound, the verdict is red.
Purity. 99% and up is strong. 98 to 99% is fine. Under 98% fails.
Content. Within 5% of the label amount passes. 5 to 10% off warns. Over 10% off fails.
Endotoxin and sterility. If the report does not state them, the verdict caps at yellow. A partial panel is a partial answer.
Lab. A report that names no lab is a red flag.
Missing fields are shown as missing, never invented.
What a verdict means
Green. All seven lines check out against the lab report.
Yellow. A few questions worth asking. Something is missing, off, or only partly tested.
Red. Serious problems with this report. Read every line before you trust it.
VialCheck reads lab reports. It does not test vials, and a green verdict is a statement about the paperwork, not about any vial in your hand. Always check the report yourself on the lab's own site. That link is on every record.