Begin with the identifier.
Read the laboratory ID, compound name, quantity label, lot entry and report date together. The two available certificates are V260907-2 001 for GLP-3 and V260907-2 002 for KLOW. Both are dated September 16, 2026.
The GLP-3 certificate lists CL-GL3-0430-A as its lot number. The KLOW certificate lists Pink Cap. Preserve those entries as written. A cap-color entry is not a reason to invent a more precise batch identifier.
Read the result beside its method.
Both certificates list HPLC-UV/VIS for the analyses shown. Their identity result reads Pass - Matches Ref. Standard. The GLP-3 report gives chromatographic purity greater than 99.80% and quantity 30.51 mg.
The KLOW report gives chromatographic purity greater than 99.50% and separate measured quantities for BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu and KPV. The 80 mg label and the measured component quantities are separate pieces of information.
Do not merge distinct measurements.
Identity, chromatographic purity and quantity are different rows on these certificates. Keep that structure in a summary. Do not replace them with a single, broader claim such as fully tested or verified safe.
| Component | Quantity | Method |
|---|---|---|
| BPC-157 | 10.55 mg | HPLC-UV/VIS |
| TB-500 | 10.30 mg | HPLC-UV/VIS |
| GHK-Cu | 42.75 mg | HPLC-UV/VIS |
| KPV | 12.09 mg | HPLC-UV/VIS |
Keep the sample limits attached.
Vanguard states that its results relate only to the portion of the sample tested. It did not observe or participate in sample selection and cannot confirm the sample's authenticity or whether it represents the associated lot or batch.
That means the record should travel with its exact sample identifiers. It should not silently become a statement about all CaliLean products, later shipments or every vial in a catalog.
Read the blend-purity wording.
The certificates define blend purity as the combined chromatographic area percentage of peaks identified as the intended components, not absolute mass purity. They state that it does not establish individual component purity, quantity or ratio.
The laboratory further notes that co-eluting or otherwise undetected impurities may not be included. A short website summary should leave that limitation visible and provide the original certificate.
Ask a precise question.
When requesting a report or clarification, include the laboratory ID, the exact sample name and the detail you need checked. That is more useful than asking whether an entire brand is tested.
These two documents do not report sterility, endotoxin testing or clinical safety. They should not be presented as proof that a material is suitable for human or animal use.