KPV (Lys-Pro-Val) Lyophilized Research Peptide Supply

Product Overview

KPV is a tripeptide, Lys-Pro-Val, supplied here as a lyophilized research peptide raw material for qualified B2B sourcing projects. Fill quantity, vial format, packaging, and documentation scope are set per project. This page describes sourcing and analytical documentation only; it does not describe biological action, end-user application, or product performance.

Batch Analytical Record

The batch analysed on 21 July 2026 carries both a purity and an identity record. Both are supplier-side quality control performed in the production laboratory rather than third-party verification; independent confirmation can be arranged separately where authorised.

Small peptides such as KPV commonly appear in an electrospray spectrum as more than the singly protonated ion alone — here the protonated molecule, a proton-bound dimer, and a sodiated dimer are all present, and all three are consistent with the same molecular weight. Agreement across several ion forms is a stronger identity statement than a single peak, because a coincidental match at three different mass values is far less likely than at one.

Purity is an area-percent figure at 220 nm. It reports how clean the material is and is a separate question from content or assay, which reports how much peptide a given fill contains. Batch identifier, retest date, appearance, water content, and counter-ion form are confirmed on the batch-specific COA supplied with a quotation. For background on reading these records, see how peptide identity is confirmed by mass spectrometry.

What WUMO Can Supply

• Lyophilized KPV raw material for qualified B2B research projects
• Custom fill quantity and vial format discussion
• Batch-specific COA under documentation review
• HPLC purity and ESI-MS identity records for the supplied batch
• Neutral-label or private-label packaging support
• MOQ, lead time, and phased delivery planning

Quality and Documentation

Documentation a technical procurement team reviewing KPV typically requests includes batch-specific COA, HPLC purity records, ESI-MS identity records, appearance, water content, counter-ion form, and SDS/MSDS. Scope may vary by batch and project; specific values are subject to batch-specific COA and project confirmation.

Compliance Note

This page is for qualified B2B technical evaluation and business-side documentation review only. Material is supplied as a raw material for research and laboratory use. This page is not intended for individual purchase, consumer use, or product-use guidance, and WUMO does not provide medical guidance or outcome claims. Final use, importation, labeling, and local compliance are the buyer's responsibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

What purity and identity records come with a KPV batch?

An HPLC purity record and an ESI-MS identity record for the supplied batch, alongside the batch-specific COA. The batch analysed on 21 July 2026 returned 99.01% by area at 220 nm, with identity confirmed across three ion forms.

Is the purity figure the same as content or assay?

No. Purity by area normalisation reports how clean the material is; content or assay reports how much peptide is present in a given quantity. They are separate measurements and should be reviewed separately before a purchasing decision.

Are these records third-party verified?

The records described here are supplier-side quality control. Independent third-party verification is a separate exercise and can be arranged where authorised; the two are most useful together.

What fill quantity is available?

Fill quantity and vial format are set per project rather than fixed on this page. Share your target quantity and packaging preference and it can be confirmed with MOQ and lead time.

What should I send to get a KPV quotation?

Company and business type, destination market, intended business use, required documentation package, target fill quantity and estimated volume, packaging preference, and required timeline.

Specification and documentation references

Before requesting a quotation, these guides cover the specification and document questions that come up most often on this product.

• Lyophilized vial sourcing guide — fill amount, packaging, MOQ and documentation.
• What a 10mg vial actually contains — how peptide content, counterion, moisture and excipients divide up the mass, and what a per-vial claim needs behind it.
• Lyophilized cake appearance and reconstitution — why cakes hold or collapse, what the excipient system does, and what can reasonably be specified.