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Coming Early 2026

LAL Endotoxin Testing (LPS) for Peptides & Research Samples

Independent bacterial endotoxin (lipopolysaccharide/LPS) testing in the UK. Get quantitative LAL results combined with HPLC purity and LC-MS identity verification in one QR-verified certificate.

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Complete Peptide Quality Profile

Get everything in one test. One sample, one certificate, one price.

HPLC Purity
LC-MS Identity
LAL Endotoxin

Already using our HPLC + LC-MS testing? Add endotoxin when it launches for a complete quality package.

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What Our LAL Endotoxin Testing Includes

Quantitative result in EU/mL
Clear pass/fail against your spec
Validated negative control
Spike recovery & CV data
Full reagent traceability
QR-verified certificate

Who Uses Endotoxin Testing?

Peptide Sellers

Differentiate your products with third-party endotoxin certificates. Show customers you test beyond just purity.

Research Labs

Verify incoming peptides meet endotoxin specifications before use in cell culture or in vivo studies.

Individual Researchers

Get peace of mind that your research peptides have documented, acceptable endotoxin levels.

Suitable Sample Types

Our bacterial endotoxin testing service accepts a wide range of research samples:

Unsure if your sample type is suitable? Contact us and we'll confirm before you send.

Why Add Endotoxin Testing to Your Reports?

UK researchers increasingly expect documented endotoxin data alongside purity and identity results, especially for samples used in cell-based assays or sensitive applications.

By adding independent LAL testing to your batch documentation:

Need purity and identity testing now? Our HPLC + LC-MS service is available today.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is LAL endotoxin testing?

LAL (Limulus Amebocyte Lysate) testing detects bacterial endotoxins in samples. It uses a reagent derived from horseshoe crab blood cells that reacts with endotoxins, providing quantitative results in EU/mL (Endotoxin Units per millilitre). It's the gold standard method for pyrogen testing in research and pharmaceutical applications.

What is LPS testing? Is it the same as endotoxin testing?

Yes, LPS testing and endotoxin testing are the same thing. LPS (Lipopolysaccharide) is the bacterial endotoxin molecule found in the outer membrane of gram-negative bacteria. When people say "endotoxin testing" or "LPS testing," they're referring to the same LAL assay that detects and quantifies lipopolysaccharide contamination. Both terms are used interchangeably in the peptide and research community.

Why should I test peptides for endotoxins?

Bacterial endotoxins can cause inflammatory responses and interfere with experimental results, particularly in cell culture and in vivo studies. Testing ensures your peptides meet acceptable limits for research use, provides confidence to end users, and creates documented evidence of quality for regulatory purposes.

Can I bundle endotoxin testing with purity and identity testing?

Yes. PeptideVerify will offer combined testing packages that include HPLC purity analysis, LC-MS identity verification, and LAL endotoxin testing. This gives you a complete peptide quality profile in one certificate, saving time and providing a consistent format for your documentation.

What sample volume is needed for endotoxin testing?

Typically 0.5-1.0 mL of reconstituted peptide solution is sufficient for endotoxin testing alone. For combined testing with HPLC and LC-MS, we recommend sending 2-5 mg of peptide or the equivalent volume in solution. We'll confirm exact requirements when you place your order.

What endotoxin specification limits do you test against?

We can test against your specified limit or use standard research-grade limits (typically <0.25 EU/mL for most peptide applications). The certificate will clearly show your specification, the measured result, and pass/fail status.

Get Early Access

LAL endotoxin testing launches through PeptideVerify in early 2026. Join the waitlist to be notified first and secure priority testing slots.