CARDarine

Description

Spartan-Cardarine, known by its research designation GW-501516, is a compound commonly studied for its activation of PPARδ receptors. It has been used in non-clinical studies exploring metabolic regulation, fatty acid oxidation, and endurance pathways in animal and cell culture models.

laboratory

Vanguard Laboratory

Date of Analysis

28, JUNE 2025

Testing Type

Mass spectrometry is a high-tech tool used in labs to figure out what’s in a substance—like the stuff in SARMs. It works by breaking a sample into charged particles, sorting them by their weight, and identifying what each one is.
This helps scientists confirm the purity, potency, and exact makeup of the compounds you're putting in your body—ensuring you’re getting what the label says, nothing more, nothing less.

LABORATORY ANALYSIS OVERVIEW

Compound Identity

Spartan contains GW-501516 at a labeled dosage of 25 mg per capsule, intended for laboratory research purposes only.

Measured Potency

Quantitative testing found 28.22 mg/CAP, indicating a slightly overfilled capsule relative to the label. This suggests consistent or possibly conservative formulation practices for research-grade reliability.

Testing Method

High-Performance Liquid Chromatography with UV/Visible detection (HPLC-UV/VIS) was used to quantify GW-501516 content, which is standard for verifying compound purity and concentration.

Chromatogram Analysis

The report includes a chromatogram trace showing peak retention time at approximately 8.74 min, aligning with known standards for Cardarine. Minimal signal noise or unexpected peaks were detected, supporting compound integrity.

Lot & Traceability Info

Lot Number: 0046
Laboratory ID: V250611-16 005
Date Reported: 06/28/2025
 These identifiers ensure the compound is traceable back to its testing instance and batch, which is essential for regulated research environments.

Accreditation & Validity Statement

Testing was conducted by Vanguard Laboratory, an ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accredited facility. While they confirm results on the tested sample, they do not validate the full batch, and results should be interpreted accordingly in controlled settings.