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Research peptide receiving inspection checklist for laboratory shipments

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Most documentation failures are caught—or missed—at receiving. Use this inspection checklist when research peptides arrive so incomplete lots never enter active inventory.

Before opening the carton

  • Match PO line, SKU, and quantity
  • Inspect outer packaging for damage or temperature indicator trips
  • Locate packing slip and CoA packet

At the vial

  • Confirm vial label SKU and lot vs CoA
  • Confirm seal integrity (stopper/overseal)
  • Photograph labels if required by SOP

Documentation filing

  • File lot CoA in LIMS/procurement
  • Record HPLC, MS, and net peptide values used by the lab
  • Note reconstitution plan and storage location

Quarantine triggers

  • Lot mismatch
  • Missing MS identity or HPLC result
  • Damaged seal or unexplained temperature excursion
  • Sequence/MW inconsistency vs catalog identity

Frequently asked questions

Who should sign off receiving?

Follow institutional SOP—typically a trained receiving tech plus QA review for regulated programs.

What if the CoA is delayed?

Keep material quarantined until lot documentation arrives and clears review.

Citation

BluGen Research Peptides — Research peptide receiving inspection checklist for laboratory shipments. https://getblugen.com/research/research-peptide-receiving-inspection-checklist/. Accessed 2026-07-21.

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