Disclosure: Purgo Labs is our affiliate partner; we earn nothing from NeuroLabs Research. Scores come from the public rubric, which has no partnership input.
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Where each vendor is stronger
Computed from the rubric, prices and review record — never curated
Purgo Labs
No contradictions among its own claims — No contradictions found across site claims (checked Aug 2026)
Publishes a legal entity and street address — PurgoLabs LLC (Arizona) · 10105 E Via Linda St Bld 103, Scottsdale, AZ — on-site (6 Sep 2026)
No misleading trust signals or buyer-protection workarounds — No on-site review badge contradicting the independent record; card payment accepted; no regulator action found (checked 6 Sep 2026)
Only vials both vendors list at the same size, read on each vendor's product page on the date shown. "After code" is list × the code's stated discount — a calculation, labelled as one; stacking with sale pricing is not cart-tested.
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What we found at NeuroLabs Research
Read 5 September 2026 on the vendor's own pages
The certificate is legitimate and specific — named lab, lot, measured mass — and that earns real points on our rubric. But the site also tells every visitor it has 574 reviews when it has 31, links its own contact page to a staging server, and lists a 10mg product it describes as 5mg. Score the documentation; discount the marketing entirely.
Checks out
✓Names Freedom Diagnostics; the BPC-157 certificate carries lot NL01-BPC15710R and reports 12.12mg measured against a 10mg label, 99.16% purity. source
✓Certificates and pricing viewable without an account. source
✓Street address in the footer: 3506 Greenhouse Rd, Houston, TX. source
✓Prices read on the product pages: BPC-157 10mg $60.00, TB-500 10mg $47.94 (struck from $95.88). source
Could not verify · flags
?The 574 reviews the site advertises — Trustpilot shows 4.1 across 31 (read 5 Sep 2026).
?Legal entity — only the trade name 'Neuro Labs' appears; no LLC or corporation named anywhere.
?A single NAD+ price — the product page shows a $90.00–$113.94 range across sizes.
?What NL-2 TZ / NL-3 RT contain — no CAS or identity is stated.
!Every page shows a self-hosted badge reading 'Rated 4.9, Based on 574 reviews'; the vendor's Trustpilot profile shows 4.1 across 31 reviews.
!The BPC-157 product is titled and priced as 10mg while its own description reads 'BPC-157 5mg lyophilized peptide'.
!Same-day dispatch cutoff is 'before 1PM PST' in one banner and 'order by 2PM' in another on the same homepage.
!The TB-500 product page's own title and meta description describe 'Dihexa 10mg'.
!Footer 'Contact With Expert' and 'View on Map' links resolve to an unrelated staging hostname (kend152.sg-host.com), and payment icons load from a third-party shop domain — signs of a templated storefront.
!Pre-order items (MOTS-c, KPV, Ipamorelin) are sold as regular in-stock products with no pre-order notice on the shop grid.
!Several near-identical 'NeuroLabs' storefronts exist on other domains; we could not establish which, if any, share an operator.
Trade name 'Neuro Labs' only · 3506 Greenhouse Rd, Houston, TX · no legal entity or phone
One vial measured — over-fill beyond 115% is flagged, not rewarded.
Over label (>115%)
Verify at the lab Transcribed by Compound Review; the laboratory's report is the record.
Where NeuroLabs Research ranks by compound
NeuroLabs Research appears in 2 of our compound rankings. Each ranking orders every scored vendor that sells the compound by rubric score, then verified price per mg.
2026-09-066/10 — re-issued under rubric v2 (was 5/8); not awarded: review-base, claims-consistent, identity, clean-record
2026-10-097/10 — 6/10 → 7/10: review-base awarded — Trustpilot profile crossed 50 reviews (4.3 / 61; was 31 on 6 Sep). clean-record stays withheld: the on-site 4.9 badge contradicts the record and two reviewers report a $50-coupon offer for good reviews
Purgo Labs: the caveat
Smaller independent review base than several competitors (80 reviews). The catalog is peptide-focused, so researchers also working with SARMs or broader research chemicals will need a second supplier.
NeuroLabs Research: the caveat
Every page shows a self-hosted 'Rated 4.9, based on 574 reviews' badge; the actual Trustpilot profile is 4.1 across 31 reviews. Footer 'Contact' and 'Map' links resolve to an unrelated staging hostname. The BPC-157 page is titled 10mg and priced as 10mg while its description says 5mg. No legal entity name. Pre-order items are sold as in-stock. GLP products sold as NL-2 TZ / NL-3 RT with no stated identity.
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Where the evidence points
Where the evidence points
Purgo Labs 10/10
We earn nothing from NeuroLabs Research. Purgo Labs holds every rubric point — certificates checkable at the lab, measured net content per lot — and is cheaper after codes on 2 of 2 like-for-like vials.
Purgo Labs, on the evidence: 10/10 rubric points against 7/10. NeuroLabs Research is stronger on 2 points listed below. Every point is a fact you can check on either vendor's site; both are scored by the same published rubric.
Is NeuroLabs Research legit?
NeuroLabs Research scores 7/10 on our rubric, has an independently viewable rating of 4.3 (47 reviews), and names its lab (Freedom Diagnostics). Caveat: Every page shows a self-hosted 'Rated 4.9, based on 574 reviews' badge; the actual Trustpilot profile is 4.1 across 31 reviews. Footer 'Contact' and 'Map' links resolve to an unrelated staging hostname. The BPC-157 page is titled 10mg and priced as 10mg while its description says 5mg. No legal entity name. Pre-order items are sold as in-stock. GLP products sold as NL-2 TZ / NL-3 RT with no stated identity.
Which is cheaper, Purgo Labs or NeuroLabs Research?
On the 2 compound-and-size rows where we have dated prices from both, NeuroLabs Research lists lower on 0 and Purgo Labs on 2. Purgo's list prices drop 20% with code HEALTH.
Do you earn money from either vendor?
Purgo Labs is our affiliate partner and we earn a commission on referred orders; we earn nothing from NeuroLabs Research. Scores come from the rubric, which has no partnership input, and the ordering rule on our scoreboard is disclosed.