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BPC peptide certificate of analysis questions for pharmacist
Use this sheet before a BPC peptide compounding pharmacy visit. Copy details from the certificate of analysis, confirm the form and route, and bring the questions to your prescriber or pharmacist. It does not replace their advice.
Certificate of analysis details
Copy these from the certificate and the prescription label. Leave blank if not shown.
Form on the labelWrite acetate or free base as printed
Route on the prescriptionWrite the route exactly as the prescription states it
Active ingredients listedWrite the names of every ingredient on the label
Lot or batch numberCopy from the certificate
Bulk substance manufacturerName and location if printed
Testing standard named on the certificateWrite the standard name if one is listed
Confirm before the visit
Bring the certificate and prescription to the appointment.
- Bring the certificate of analysis for the exact lot you were given
- Confirm the product is a single ingredient and not a blend
- Check with the pharmacist that the bulk substance is from an FDA-registered manufacturer
- Note whether the certificate names a peptide testing standard
- Confirm the route on your prescription is one of the listed routes
- Write down the pharmacy name and phone line for follow-up
Questions for the pharmacist
- Is this product BPC acetate or the free base?
- Which company made the bulk substance, and is it FDA-registered?
- Does the certificate meet a named peptide testing standard?
- Does the label state 'This is a compounded drug product. Not for resale.'?
- Who will report serious adverse events or quality problems to MedWatch?
- Can you explain what this certificate does not show about safety?
- What should I bring back if the product looks or feels different?
Reactions and concerns to bring back
Record anything you notice and who you told.
| Date | Lot or batch | Concern noticed | Told whom |
|---|---|---|---|