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Authenticity

Verify your order is genuine.

Every lot we ship stays retrievable. The lot number printed on the vial corresponds to a published Certificate of Analysis, so you can confirm that the material in your hand matches its analytical record.

Transparency you can check

Verify any lot

Every lot we ship stays retrievable. Enter a lot number to pull its Certificate of Analysis: purity, identity, and the testing lab.

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Step by step

How to confirm authenticity

  1. 01

    Find the lot number

    Every vial is labeled with a lot number. It is the single identifier that ties your material to its analytical record.

  2. 02

    Look up the certificate

    Enter the lot above to open its Certificate of Analysis. The lot on the vial must match the lot on the certificate.

  3. 03

    Match the document to the vial

    Confirm the compound name and lot agree. The COA you read is the analytical record for the exact material in front of you.

  4. 04

    Keep the record

    The certificate travels with the order and stays retrievable by lot. Save it with your receiving records for traceability.

Stay protected

Recognizing the official store

Counterfeit and lookalike sites are common in this space. A few checks keep you inside the real documentation chain.

  • Buy only from the official store

    Genuine Medlly research materials are sold only at research.medlly.org. Lookalike domains and marketplace resellers are not authorized and are outside our documentation chain.

  • Expect sealed, documented packaging

    Orders arrive in sealed vials with the lot number printed on the label, packed discreetly and shipped with tracking. The certificate for that lot is published here, with no email gate.

  • A certificate that does not resolve is a flag

    If a lot number does not return a certificate, or the certificate does not match the vial, do not use the material. Contact support with the lot number and we will help.

Browse every certificate

The full registry is searchable by lot or compound. New to the document? Start with how to read a Certificate of Analysis.