Every row is a certificate we read ourselves — the lab it names, the lot on the vial, the purity it prints, and the mass the lab measured against the label. 74 of them can be checked on the laboratory's own portal by their report number; the rest are documents the vendor hosts.
83
vendors
74
verifiable at the lab
81
state measured mass
17
laboratories
The benchmark · partner
Purgo Labs
1 of 1 certificates verifiable at the lab, median fill 111.6% of label.
Purgo Labs is our primary affiliate partner. Rows are added for any vendor whose certificates we open, partner or not; the flags use one threshold for everyone.
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Three things to read on any certificate
The rubric scores each of them separately
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Named lab, checkable thereA certificate you can look up on the laboratory's own portal by its report number is worth more than any PDF a vendor hosts. The Verify column says which is which.
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Measured mass vs the labelPurity says how clean the peptide is; it says nothing about how much is in the vial. The better labs weigh it. Under 95% or over 115% of label earns a flag.
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Two datesWhen the lab tested it, and when we read it. A certificate from a year ago tells you about a batch you will never receive.
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Three certificates worth studying
Real rows from the table below, shown as the documents they are
What a good certificate looks like: named lab, report number that resolves on the lab's own portal, measured mass close to the label.
Certificate of analysis · as we read it
TA
TrustPointe Analytics
Served from the laboratory's own system · HPLC (assay, purity, identity by retention time and spectrum)
Check it yourself: Certificates print 'Verify at TrustPointeLIMS.com' with a key (e.g. PNK34NHNGMLK); the vendor PDFs we opened also link the signed report on trustpointelims.com, which serves it from the lab's own system (24 Oct 2026). TrustPointe Analytics LLC, Dorr, MI. The button above opens the lab's lookup.
Five vials measured; purity 99.838–99.904%. The vendor's ledger copy links the signed report on trustpointelims.com, which served it with client 'Peptide Partners' on 24 Oct 2026. The same batch carries a second Chromate purity report ('double validated').
Check it yourself: Certificates print an Accession number and a Search Code (e.g. Trus2604010178); the lab's search page returns the same PDF from coas.freedomdiagnosticstesting.com. The button above opens the lab's lookup.
Lab lookup run 29 Sep 2026: 'Document found'. 141% of label — over-fill flag.
What an unnamed lab looks like: a document with figures but no laboratory to check them with. Purity alone, unverifiable, is the weakest evidence in this library.
Certificate of analysis · as we read it
Laboratory not named
Vendor-hosted document
Read 5 Sep 2026
Product
BPC-157 · 10mg label
Lot / batch
not printed
Report ID
not printed
Test date
not printed
Purity
99.48%
Measured
11.04mg
Net content vs label110.4% of 10mg
0label 10mg130%
One vial measured.
No lab-side verification
No lab-side lookup for this reportWhere we opened it Transcribed by Compound Review; the laboratory's report is the record.
Check it yourself: The certificate does not name the laboratory — there is nothing to verify against.
90 of 90 certificates shown · click a row to open it as a document. Measured values are per vial as the lab printed them; the fill gauge runs 0–130% of label with the label claim marked.
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By vendor
Sorted by certificates opened · click through to each review
Certificates print an Accession number and a Search Code (e.g. Trus2604010178); the lab's search page returns the same PDF from coas.freedomdiagnosticstesting.com. Verification portal ↗ · Is this lab legit?
Certificates print an ILS access code (e.g. NZHW9KJZ on COA-2026-Y_PBKT); enter it on the lab's site to pull the same report. ISO/IEC 17025 (stated on reports). Verification portal ↗
The certificate does not name the laboratory — there is nothing to verify against.
Bioviridian4 · 3 vendors · 4 verifiable
Bioviridian Inc. (College Station, TX) hosts certificates at bioviridians.com/coas/COA<number>.pdf and runs a COA search on its site; the certificate prints a verification code (e.g. COA5346). No accreditation claimed (24 Oct 2026). Verification portal ↗
Enter the laboratory ID printed on the report at verifiedbyvanguard.com/search (linked 'Verify a COA' from the lab's homepage, read 9 Oct 2026; earlier reads found no portal). ISO/IEC 17025:2017 — A2LA certificate 6377.01, Biological Field of Testing, confirmed in the A2LA directory 9 Oct 2026, expires 30 Sep 2027. Verification portal ↗ · Is this lab legit?
North American Diagnostics2 · 1 vendor · 2 verifiable
Ethos Analytics Laboratory (Phoenix, AZ) prints an EA sample ID on each report but we found no public lookup portal; contact the lab directly to confirm a report rather than using contact details printed on the document. ISO/IEC 17025:2017 — Perry Johnson Laboratory Accreditation certificate L26-225 (the accreditation certificate and scope are published on Oros Research's COA page, read 29 Sep 2026).
MZ Biolabs2 · 2 vendors · 0 verifiable
No public lookup portal we could find; vendor-hosted PDFs.
SteriGenix1 · 1 vendor · 1 verifiable
Purgo's lab-reports page carries a 'View at lab' link per lot to SteriGenix's verification portal (read 24 Sep 2026); enter the lot's report number there. Verification portal ↗
MDx BioAnalytical1 · 1 vendor · 1 verifiable
Certificate states 'Searchable via mdxbiolabs.com' with a search code (e.g. 261565). Verification portal ↗
Accumark Labs1 · 1 vendor · 0 verifiable
Certificates print a sample code (e.g. W9PN-28GT) and the lab advertises a signed per-report verification URL; its public verify page accepted the code but returned nothing on 9 Oct 2026. Lab is a DBA of Valence Analytical LLC, Anaheim, CA; its homepage says ISO 17025 'pending'. Verification portal ↗
Optiq Health Labs1 · 1 vendor · 1 verifiable
No search page. Each certificate carries a 'scan to verify' QR that resolves to a per-certificate page on the lab's system (optiq.smpltrax.com/api/public/coa/v/<token>) — scan the QR, or use the verify link on our certificate card (2 Oct 2026).
TrustPointe Analytics1 · 1 vendor · 1 verifiable
Certificates print 'Verify at TrustPointeLIMS.com' with a key (e.g. PNK34NHNGMLK); the vendor PDFs we opened also link the signed report on trustpointelims.com, which serves it from the lab's own system (24 Oct 2026). TrustPointe Analytics LLC, Dorr, MI. Verification portal ↗
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Flags across the library, and how it is built
Flags
Over label (>115%)22
No lab-side verification16
Tested >12 months before we read it3
Under label (<95%)3
A flag is a finding to raise with the vendor before ordering, not a verdict on the vendor. Over-fill is common and usually benign; under-fill and old tests are the ones to ask about.
How this library is built
We open the certificate on the vendor's page or library, note the lab and report number, follow that number to the laboratory's own verification portal where one exists, and transcribe purity, measured mass, lot and test date exactly as printed. Certificates that only exist as vendor-hosted images are recorded as such — they are not nothing, but they are not verification either. The library grows as we re-verify vendors for the scoreboard; the COA reading guide walks through the same checks so you can do them on your own vial.
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Where the evidence points
Where the evidence points
Purgo Labs — 10/10 on the rubric every vendor is scored on
Of the 83 vendors in this library, Purgo Labs is the one whose certificates you can check the fastest: 1 of 1 resolve on the laboratory's own portal. Publishes per-lot COAs naming the testing laboratory — SteriGenix and Freedom Diagnostics — with lot numbers, test dates, measured net peptide content and direct verify-at-lab links. HPLC and mass spectrometry testing, US-based fulfilment from Scottsdale, Arizona, same-day dispatch on weekday orders before 2PM EST, and a 60-day money-back guarantee.
Purgo Labs is our primary affiliate partner; we earn a commission on that link. The score is computed from published evidence and does not read partner status.
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Questions
What is a certificate of analysis (COA) for a research peptide?
A laboratory report for one lot of one product stating what the lab measured: identity, HPLC purity, and — on the better certificates — the measured mass of peptide per vial against the label claim. It is only meaningful if it names the lab, carries the lot number on your vial, and can be checked against the lab's own records.
How is this library different from a vendor's own COA page?
Every row here is a certificate we opened and transcribed ourselves. We record the lab-side report number and link to the laboratory's verification page when one exists, note whether the certificate is hosted by the lab or only by the vendor, record measured mass against label, and date both the test and our reading. We never re-host vendor PDFs — a copy proves nothing; the lab's record does.
Why do some certificates carry flags?
Flags are findings, not verdicts: a batch average under 95% or over 115% of label, purity below 98%, a test more than twelve months before we read it, or no lab-side way to verify the certificate. A flagged certificate is still a real certificate; the flag tells you what to ask the vendor before ordering.
Does a vendor's partnership with CompoundReview affect what appears here?
No. Rows are added for any vendor whose certificates we open, partner or not, and the flags are computed by the same rules for every row. The library is downloadable so anyone can check that.
