Verdict: Purgo Labs, on the evidence: 10/10 rubric points against 4/10. Swiss Chems is stronger on 2 points listed below.
Disclosure: Purgo Labs is our affiliate partner; we earn nothing from Swiss Chems. Scores come from the public rubric, which has no partnership input.
Research use only. Compound Review scores vendors on documentation — laboratory certificates, lot records, pricing and company identity. Nothing on this page is guidance on human or veterinary use, dosing or health outcomes.
No compound-and-size pair with dated prices from both vendors yet. Each vendor's readings are on the price index.
The only vendor in our index with an FDA warning letter on file, a removed Trustpilot profile, and a BBB 'F' at the same time. The certificates are real Janoshik reports and the prices are clear, which is why it still scores four points — but the letter, the unanswered complaints and the returns policy that contradicts its own product pages are the facts a buyer should weigh first.
lot-labelled certificate PDFs on the independent-test-results page, viewable without an account (e.g. TB-500 5mg lot CY07-A).
BPC-157 0.5mg capsules ×60 $85.95, TB-500 2mg vial $23.96, NAD+ 100mg vial $47.95.
the refund policy gives 7 business days and excludes peptides.
(Contact, FAQ) vs 2PM EST (product pages).
nine complaints, unanswered (non-delivery, refund refusal).
Some third-party sites still quote a ~4.2 score that no longer exists anywhere checkable.
the certificate PDF's text could not be extracted from outside.
the site, the FDA letter and the BBB all use the trade name only, and the BBB lists a different (Dover, DE) address on the same phone number.
Swiss Chems 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.
Smaller independent review base than several competitors (101 reviews). The catalog is peptide-focused, so researchers also working with SARMs or broader research chemicals will need a second supplier.
FDA warning letter dated 10 December 2024 citing the site's semaglutide and retatrutide pages as unapproved new drugs (both products have since disappeared from the catalog). Trustpilot profile REMOVED. BBB rates the business F with nine unanswered complaints. The FAQ calls Janoshik a 'USA-based laboratory'; product pages promise 30-day returns while the refund policy gives 7 business days and excludes peptides. Sells HCG, HMG and SARMs. No legal entity name.
We earn nothing from Swiss Chems. Purgo Labs holds every rubric point — certificates checkable at the lab, measured net content per lot — with a live, independent review record.
Affiliate links, disclosed. Purgo Labs is our primary partner; we earn nothing from Swiss Chems. Partnership is not a rubric input.
Purgo Labs, on the evidence: 10/10 rubric points against 4/10. Swiss Chems 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.
Swiss Chems scores 4/10 on our rubric, has no independent record (its Trustpilot profile has been removed), and names its lab (Janoshik Analytical). Caveat: FDA warning letter dated 10 December 2024 citing the site's semaglutide and retatrutide pages as unapproved new drugs (both products have since disappeared from the catalog). Trustpilot profile REMOVED. BBB rates the business F with nine unanswered complaints. The FAQ calls Janoshik a 'USA-based laboratory'; product pages promise 30-day returns while the refund policy gives 7 business days and excludes peptides. Sells HCG, HMG and SARMs. No legal entity name.
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.
Purgo Labs is our affiliate partner and we earn a commission on referred orders; we earn nothing from Swiss Chems. Scores come from the rubric, which has no partnership input, and the ordering rule on our scoreboard is disclosed.
Finnrick Analytics tested 9 samples across 3 Swiss Chems products. BPC-157 received a C (Okay) rating across 2 tests. Ipamorelin received a D (Poor) rating across 4 tests. CJC-1295 received an E (Bad) rating across 3 tests — with an average score of -0.9, indicating that essentially no active compound was detected in the tested samples. These are independent third-party lab results, not vendor claims.
No. Despite the Swiss branding, Swiss Chems is a US-based operation. The company was founded in 2018 and fulfills orders from within the United States. The Swiss name appears to be a marketing choice rather than a reflection of the company's actual location or manufacturing standards. US domestic shipping typically takes 3–7 business days.
Yes. Swiss Chems sells SARMs (Selective Androgen Receptor Modulators) in addition to peptides and other research chemicals. This broader catalog may appeal to researchers who want a single vendor for multiple compound categories.