About
One format. Tested before it is listed.
Research supply has a trust problem, and it is not subtle. Purity figures get quoted with nothing behind them, batch numbers are decorative, and asking a direct question about provenance is treated as an accusation.
Vector runs the other way around. An outside lab measures each nasal lot before it is listed, the certificate is published under the same lot number printed on your bottle, and it links straight back to the lab so you are not taking our word for the document either. None of that is clever. It is just expensive enough that most of the category skips it.
Today that covers 9 intranasal formulations, shipped from Texas to labs and independent researchers in the US and Canada.
From synthesis to your bench
- 01
Source
Material is bought against a specification, not a price. Suppliers who cannot produce synthesis documentation do not get a second order.
- 02
Assay
Every incoming batch goes to Summit BioAnalytics for reverse-phase HPLC purity and mass confirmation. We pay for the test before we know the answer.
- 03
Publish
The certificate goes into the COA Library under the same lot number printed on the bottle, with a link to verify it against the lab's own records. If a lot comes back under spec, it is not listed — at any discount.
- 04
Fill
Bottles are filled by volume against the assayed concentration and fitted with a calibrated metered pump, so the strength on the label is the strength in the bottle.
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Ship
Orders confirmed before 1PM CT leave the same business day, packed so the contents arrive in the state they left in.
What we will not do
- Advise on human use, dosing, or protocols. We sell laboratory material and we stop there.
- Publish a purity figure we did not pay an independent lab to measure.
- List a batch whose assay came back under spec, at any discount.
- Ship to a customer who tells us the material is for personal consumption.
Check our work
Open the COA Library, pick any nasal lot, and read the certificate before you order — then verify it against the lab that issued it.