Documented products, shipped across Canada
Know exactly what is in the package.
Products named by compound and strength, with current batch documents available before ordering.
Batch
IVM-2601-A
Method
HPLC-UV
Certificate
Published
Published COAs
Current batch documents
Named compounds
No mystery labels
Sealed packaging
Plain outer parcel
$25 tracked shipping
Free local · Free $500+
Shop the catalog
Listed by active ingredient and strength. Every product page states its regulatory status, stock and batch details, with matching laboratory documents linked where available.
$200
Methylene Blue Solution
2% w/v, pharmaceutical grade
In stock · Dispatches 1-2 business days after payment
$80
$80
Retatrutide
20 mg, lyophilised, research use only
In stock · Dispatches 1-2 business days after payment
$240
Thymosin Alpha-1
10 mg, lyophilised, research use only
In stock · Dispatches 1-2 business days after payment
$120
Verification
Evidence you can open.
Not a generic badge. When a matching certificate is available, we publish the document beside the package image so you can inspect its laboratory, methods and results.
- Certificates are linked only to the product and batch they identify.
- Pending documentation is labelled plainly instead of presented as tested.
Identity
Reference standardThe active compound is confirmed against a reference standard, so what is on the label is what is in the pack.
Potency
HPLC-UVAssayed by HPLC-UV to verify stated strength per unit, reported as a percentage of label claim.
Contaminants
ICP-MSScreened for heavy metals by ICP-MS and for microbial limits. Results appear on the certificate in full, not summarised.
Documentation guides
Know what the document says.
6 min read
How to Read a Certificate of Analysis
A practical guide to batch numbers, test methods, specifications and numerical results on a certificate of analysis.
5 min read
Batch Numbers and Product Traceability Explained
Learn what a batch or lot number identifies, why it matters, and how to match product packaging to laboratory documentation.
5 min read
Ivermectin Regulatory Status in Canada
An answer-first overview of how Health Canada classifies human ivermectin products and where to verify current product information.
4 min read
How to Match a COA to a Product Batch
A step-by-step checklist for matching a certificate of analysis to the exact product, strength, dosage form and lot on a package.
5 min read
Drug Storage and Shipping Labels in Canada
How to read storage conditions, temperature ranges and receiving instructions on product labels and shipping documents.
Before you order
Shipping, returns, documentation and product status. For medical questions, bring the product page and certificate to your physician or pharmacist.
No. Product pages identify the compound, strength, batch and regulatory status, but they do not replace advice from a qualified physician or pharmacist who knows your history.