Disclosure: Purgo Labs is our affiliate partner; we earn nothing from Omegamino. 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
Names its testing laboratory — SteriGenix and Freedom Diagnostics named per lot
Certificates verifiable at the lab, not just the vendor — Verify-at-lab links to sterigenixanalytical.com / freedomdiagnosticstesting.com
Batch-specific COAs matched to lots — Lot numbers (e.g. PL-BPC-05) with test dates per batch
Publishes measured net content vs label — Measured net peptide published per lot (e.g. BPC-157 lot PL-BPC-05: 11.16mg vs 10mg label)
COAs and pricing viewable without an account — COAs on product pages without login
Independent review base (50+ on an external platform) — 4.7 / 101 on Trustpilot, claimed; three reviews below four stars, all replied to (complaint read 9 Oct 2026; was 4.7 / 99 on 2 Oct)
No contradictions among its own claims — No contradictions found across site claims (checked Aug 2026)
Vial sizes stated with prices — Product pages state vial size with price (e.g. BPC-157 10mg at $44.99; 24 dated size+price readings on record)
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)
No compound-and-size pair with dated prices from both vendors yet. Each vendor's readings are on the price index.
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What we found at Omegamino
Read 29 September 2026 on the vendor's own pages
Omegamino tells you who it is and where it is, and then shows you nothing else until you register. A buyer cannot see a price, a lab or a certificate from outside, and the review record is eighteen reviews at 3.1. That is 1/10 on a rubric about what you can check before paying — the identity point, and nothing behind it.
Checks out
✓Legal entity, street address and phone on the terms page: Omegamino, LLC, 3512 N Pulaski Rd, Chicago, IL 60641, (318) 431-6626. source
Could not verify · flags
?The catalog, a price, a certificate or a lab — the homepage and /shop/ redirect to a registration form for a logged-out visitor (29 Sep 2026).
?An independent review base — Trustpilot shows 3.1 across 18 reviews on a claimed profile.
?The payment rails — a site banner says Venmo is 'NO LONGER ACCEPTED (too many scam accounts)'; checkout itself is behind the wall.
!Storefront behind a registration wall — 'You must be a licensed research professional to proceed'.
!Trustpilot 3.1 across 18 reviews (29 Sep 2026).
!Venmo dropped over 'too many scam accounts', per the site's own banner.
Omegamino, LLC · 3512 N Pulaski Rd, Chicago, IL 60641 · (318) 431-6626 — terms page (29 Sep 2026).
2026-09-291/10 — first assessment (rubric v2); only identity awarded (Omegamino, LLC, Chicago address on the terms page) — homepage and shop redirect to a registration form
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.
Omegamino: the caveat
Trustpilot 3.1 across 18 reviews (claimed) — below the 50-review floor and a middling score. A site banner says Venmo is 'NO LONGER ACCEPTED (too many scam accounts)', which is a payment-rail history we could not examine further because checkout is behind the wall. Sells 'lab-tested peptides' by its own description; nothing about the testing is visible. Scored 1/10 as a buyer sees it before paying.
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Where the evidence points
Where the evidence points
Purgo Labs 10/10
We earn nothing from Omegamino. Purgo Labs holds every rubric point — certificates checkable at the lab, measured net content per lot — with a live, independent review record.
Purgo Labs, on the evidence: 10/10 rubric points against 1/10. Omegamino is stronger on one point listed below. Every point is a fact you can check on either vendor's site; both are scored by the same published rubric.
Is Omegamino legit?
Omegamino scores 1/10 on our rubric, has an independently viewable rating of 3.1 (18 reviews), and does not name its testing laboratory. Caveat: Trustpilot 3.1 across 18 reviews (claimed) — below the 50-review floor and a middling score. A site banner says Venmo is 'NO LONGER ACCEPTED (too many scam accounts)', which is a payment-rail history we could not examine further because checkout is behind the wall. Sells 'lab-tested peptides' by its own description; nothing about the testing is visible. Scored 1/10 as a buyer sees it before paying.
Which is cheaper, Purgo Labs or Omegamino?
We do not yet have a like-for-like price pair for these two vendors; the Peptide Price Index has each vendor's dated readings.
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 Omegamino. Scores come from the rubric, which has no partnership input, and the ordering rule on our scoreboard is disclosed.