What is net content?
Definition
Net content is the laboratory's measured quantity of peptide in a tested vial, reported in milligrams.
What it measures
A vial's labeled size states the intended amount of peptide. Net content is what the laboratory actually measured in the vial it tested. It answers a different question from purity: purity says how much of the detected material is the target peptide, net content says how much peptide is there.
Net content on GLP-3 RT certificates
Current GLP-3 RT lots measured 13.15 mg in a 10 mg vial (lot KB89232), 18.62 mg in a 15 mg vial (lot KB48721) and 36.10 mg in a 30 mg vial (lot KB3011).
Limits
Net content applies to the specific vial tested. Individual vials within a lot can vary.