For research purposes only. Not for human consumption. Third-party verified purity on every batch.The client’s own notice, verbatim. It opens every page of their store.

Certificate of analysis / subject: the brand protocolaminos.com

Protocol
Aminos

A research peptide catalogue that leads with the certificate of analysis. Brand, packaging and a Shopify storefront, built so the evidence is read before the price.

Client: Protocol Aminos
Industry: Life Sciences
Services: Brand Strategy, Packaging, eCommerce
Platform: Shopify
Catalogue: 22+ research compounds, lyophilized (the client’s figure)
Status: Live at protocolaminos.com

01 / the brief

The evidence is the product

“We publish what’s in the vial because we believe transparency is the baseline.”
Protocol Aminos, in their own words, protocolaminos.com

Protocol Aminos supplies research compounds to laboratories, and it sells them on proof. Every vial ships with a batch-specific certificate of analysis from an independent third-party lab. The certificates are public before anyone asks for them.

Our job was to make the brand behave the same way. Brand strategy, packaging and the storefront, each built so the certificate, the purity standard and the research-use-only status are read before the price.

TestSpecification the client’s wordsResult what shipped

Trust “No guesswork, no grey-market sourcing, no trust issues.” A hero that states the standard before it sells. Purity, catalogue size and batch-specific COAs on one line, with View Our COAs beside the shop button.

Evidence “Every COA is public, searchable, and verifiable.” A COA library with its own place in the main navigation. Compound, batch, purity and test date in one table, each row one click from its certificate.

Compliance “For research purposes only. Not for human consumption.” The notice opens every page. An age gate stands in front of the store. The full disclaimer closes every page.

Packaging “…clearly labeled with the exact peptide mass.” One label for the whole catalogue. Logotype, compound, mass, storage line and the research-use statement, in the same order on every vial.

Specifications quoted from the client’s homepage, FAQ and COA page.

02 / the method

Nothing to hide

The client has every batch tested by an independent third-party laboratory, by HPLC and mass spectrometry, and holds the whole catalogue to 98% purity or higher. On a chromatogram that standard has a shape: one tall peak on a flat baseline. The brand gives that evidence the best seat on every page.

Fig. 1 An HPLC trace, drawn for this page to show the shape of a purity result. An illustration, not instrument data.

How to read a COA

The five fields, in the client’s words

Compound IdentityConfirmation via mass spectrometry or HPLC analysis.
Purity PercentageVerified at 98% or higher for all products.
Batch/Lot NumberMatches the label on your vial to the specific lab test.
Testing LaboratoryName and credentials of the independent lab.
Test DateConfirms recency of results.

specification: 98% or higher lowest 99.02 highest 99.52

98.098.599.099.5100.0

Fig. 2 The purity column of the client’s public COA library: 18 batches, one stick per published value, taller where batches share one. Lowest 99.02, highest 99.52. As published on 2 October 2026.

03 / the label

Legible at vial scale

A vial label is a few square centimetres. The system puts the same things on it in the same order every time: the name, the compound, the mass, how to store it and what it is for. The carton repeats it at reading size.

A Protocol Aminos carton and vial: logotype, compound, mass, CAS number, molecular formula, storage line and the research-use statement

The logotypeBoth letters O are drawn as hexagons and joined. It is the one flourish in the system.
Compound and massThe compound name is the largest type on the label. The mass is stated with it, in milligrams.
IdentityCAS number and molecular formula, printed on the carton where a lab looks for them.
Status and storage“For Research Use Only. Store at 2-8°C After Reconstitution.”
The closing line, on every vial and carton“For laboratory research use only. Not for human consumption. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Use proper sterile handling procedures at all times.”

Carton green~~#154339~~
Label teal~~#A2E8E6~~
Band black~~#050608~~
Store green~~#012F25~~
Paper~~#F5F3EC~~

On the storefront: Castoro, a serif, for statements. Jost for navigation and data.

The catalogue, racked. Twelve of the client’s compounds in the one label system. Purity and test date as published in the client’s COA library on 2 October 2026.

PA3-R99.32% 01/27/2026
PA2-T99.02% 01/27/2026
AOD-960499.41% 12/22/2025
BPC-15799.15% 02/28/2026
TB-50099.12% 02/28/2026
GHK-Cu99.48% 03/14/2026
NAD+99.52% 03/15/2026
MOTS-C99.20% 02/28/2026
Sermorelin99.21% 01/27/2026
Ipamorelin99.51% 02/28/2026
Selank99.10% 03/22/2026
Semax99.32% 03/22/2026

For research purposes only. Not for human consumption. Third-party verified purity on every batch.The client’s notice, verbatim.

04 / the shipped site

Check the COA, then order

The storefront runs on the client’s own three steps: Browse Our Catalog, Check the COA, Order with Confidence. COA sits in the main navigation beside Catalog, and the library is a plain table that reads the way a certificate does.