Research products.Know what you're getting.
Clear product information. Documentation you can inspect.
A considered approach to every detail, from catalog to delivery.
What makes Avelden different.
11 tests for each lot
Identity, purity, net content, endotoxin, heavy metals and more, across two labs, before each lot ships.
Independently tested
Every lot is tested again by Testides Analytical, an independent lab in Ontario.
Published lab reports
Open the certificate of analysis for your lot. Match it to the number on your vial.
Lot traceability
Every vial carries a lot number. Its lab report carries the same number.
Ships from British Columbia
Canada Post Xpresspost is $20, or free on orders of $200 or more.
Shipping protection
If a vial arrives cracked or wrong, or never arrives, we reship or refund. Nothing to send back.
- Tested twiceBy our manufacturer, then Testides Analytical
- >99% purityBy HPLC
- 11 tests per lotAcross two labs
- Lot matches the reportCheck it at testides.com/verify
- Held coldShips from British Columbia
Our research catalog
Find your product. Review the specification.
Understand exactly what you're ordering.
Good research starts with good information.
A name and a percentage only tell part of the story. Look at the product, the lot, the method and the result together.
Our approach puts the information you need in one place, with plain descriptions and room to inspect the detail.
Our quality approachMore than a number on a label.
Use these questions to assess any research product. A clear answer should point to information you can inspect.
The evidence.In black and white.
A certificate should explain what was tested, how it was tested, and which lot the results apply to.
Search by the number on your label to find the matching documentation.
Find a certificateCertificate of analysis
What to check in a batch report
Common questions, answered.
Product information, documentation and ordering.
Straight answers, all in one place.
Choosing a research supplier?
Start with the specification. Check the report. Read the terms.
What to look for