Legit, with caveats. What does pass: prices and sizes are open without an account (BPC-157 5 mg $40, 10 mg $70 on 1 November), and the site does not claim public lab results it lacks. What does not: no company name, address or phone appears in the terms or contact pages, and payment methods are not stated before checkout.
Research use only · not medical advice · we score documentation, never use or dosing · detailsAstro Peptides is not a partner; Purgo Labs is, and the score does not read partner statusHow we score
Oneday Compounds is 66% cheaper per milligram than Astro Peptides on this read. Per-milligram price is list price over labelled milligrams; it says nothing about what is in the vial. Code prices are list × (1 − the code's stated discount), not cart-tested against sales. We earn a commission on partner links; the rubric does not read partner status.
Not awarded. How to check: The lab is identified by name on the vendor's site; you can look it up and contact it.
Not awarded. How to check: COAs are hosted on the testing lab's own system or carry a lab-side lookup code.
Not awarded. How to check: Certificates carry lot numbers that match shipped vials, not one generic PDF.
Not awarded. How to check: COAs state measured milligrams against the labelled amount, not purity % alone.
Catalog and prices open without an account (read 1 Nov 2026)
Not awarded. How to check: Check the vendor on Trustpilot or an equivalent platform the vendor cannot edit.
The site makes no testing or purity claim it fails to back: it says certificates are available on request rather than claiming public lab results (read 1 Nov 2026)
Every listing states vial size and price, read from the public Store API on 1 Nov 2026 (BPC-157 5mg $40, 10mg $70; TB-500 5mg $50; NAD+ 500mg $90; MOTS-c 10mg $50)
Not awarded. How to check: The company's registered name (LLC, Inc., s.r.o. …) and a street address appear on the vendor's own Contact, About or Terms pages — not only a brand name, a city, or hidden page markup.
No on-site review score or badge, no push toward undisputable payment rails, and no FDA or BBB action found (read 1 Nov 2026); payment methods are not shown before checkout
One point per criterion, no weighting, same rubric for every vendor — scoreboard.
Just want to know whether it is safe to order from? The trust checks — company identity, lab lookup, payment rail, what we flagged — are on Is Astro Peptides legit?
If you searched "astro peptides reviews", you have probably seen two very different numbers. Trustpilot shows 3.0 across 173 reviews on a profile Astro claimed in November 2023. A store-review platform called Pep Review Pro shows 4.7 across roughly 2,000 reviews on Astro's store page. Trustpilot lets anyone review and the vendor cannot pick what appears; store-review platforms collect reviews through the store's own order flow. When the two disagree this much, the independent number is the one to weigh. Astro Peptides scores 4 of 10 on the rubric we apply to every vendor, read on 1 November 2026. It is not a partner of ours.
The bigger gap is testing. Astro publishes no certificate of analysis: its 'Product documentation' page asks buyers to contact the team for certificates for their batch, and no laboratory is named anywhere on the site. So there is nothing a buyer can check before paying. The one independent record is Finnrick's, which buys products anonymously and tests them: 10 passes in 29 classifiable tests, with CJC-1295 at 19% and BPC-157 at 39%, ranked #475 of 489 vendors. Its latest test is from May 2025.
What does pass: prices and sizes are open without an account (BPC-157 5 mg $40, 10 mg $70 on 1 November), and the site does not claim public lab results it lacks. What does not: no company name, address or phone appears in the terms or contact pages, and payment methods are not stated before checkout. If you want a vendor whose certificates you can open at the lab, the 10/10 band on our scoreboard is the place to start.
no push toward undisputable payment rails, and no FDA or BBB action found (read 1 Nov 2026); payment methods are not shown before checkout
(read 1 Nov 2026)
(BPC-157 5mg $40, 10mg $70; TB-500 5mg $50; NAD+ 500mg $90; MOTS-c 10mg $50)
it says certificates are available on request rather than claiming public lab results (read 1 Nov 2026)
the 'Product documentation' page asks buyers to contact the team for available certificates for their batch. No laboratory is named anywhere on the site. The terms and contact pages name no company, address or phone, only 'Astro Peptides USA'. Payment methods are not stated before checkout. Finnrick's independent buys pass 10 of 29 classifiable tests (CJC-1295 19%, BPC-157 39%; ranked #475 of 489; latest 5 May 2025). A separate store-review platform, Pep Review Pro, shows 4.7 across about 2,000 reviews on the vendor's store page; Trustpilot, where the vendor does not control which reviews appear, shows 3.0.
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| Compound | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| BPC-157 | 5mg | $40.00source |
| BPC-157 | 10mg | $70.00source |
| TB-500 | 5mg | $50.00source |
| TB-500 | 10mg | $90.00source |
Astro Peptides appears in 9 of our compound rankings. Each ranking orders every scored vendor that sells the compound by rubric score, then verified price per mg.
No Reddit thread about Astro Peptides surfaced on 1 November 2026. The independent records are Finnrick's (10 of 29 tests passed) and Trustpilot's (3.0 across 173 reviews).
How this was read: Google's Reddit results for "Astro Peptides reddit" on 1 November 2026 — thread titles, subreddit, dates and the text visible in search. We did not read every comment, so a gist says what a thread is and what its visible text says, not what it concludes. Threads in a vendor-run or ranking-site subreddit, and listicles or coupon posts in unrelated subreddits, are labelled as such. None of this is an input to the score; the rubric reads evidence, not opinions.
| Criterion | Astro Peptides 4/10 | Purgo Labs 10/10 | Oneday Compounds 10/10 |
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| Trustpilot | none | 4.8 (101) | 4.8 (88) |
| BPC-157 10mglist · with code | $70no code | $44.99$35.99 | $23.99$21.59 |
| This page | Visit | Visit |
Affiliate partner; we earn a commission on Purgo orders. We earn nothing from Astro Peptides. Scores are computed from published evidence and do not read partner status.
It sells openly and has a large review count, but it scores 4/10 on our rubric because almost nothing can be checked before you pay: no published certificates, no named lab, and no company name or address. Payment methods are not shown until checkout. Finnrick's independent tests pass 10 of 29. We are not a partner of Astro Peptides.
Not publicly. On 1 November 2026 the 'Product documentation' page said to contact the team for available certificates for your batch. No laboratory is named on the site, so there is no lab portal to check a report against.
Trustpilot showed 3.0 across 173 reviews (profile claimed November 2023; the company replied to 76% of negative reviews). Pep Review Pro, a store-review platform, showed 4.7 across about 2,000 reviews on Astro's store page. Store platforms gather reviews through the store's own checkout; Trustpilot is open to anyone. We weigh Trustpilot as the independent record.
On 1 November 2026 Finnrick listed 29 tests across 4 peptides, 10 of 29 classifiable tests passed, ranked #475 of 489. Ipamorelin (69%) and semaglutide (68%) scored best; CJC-1295 (19%) and BPC-157 (39%) scored worst. Its latest test was dated 5 May 2025.
Astro sells its GLP-class products under code names. With no published certificates, the compound in each vial cannot be confirmed from the vendor's own documents, so we do not map the code names to compounds.
As of 1 November 2026, Astro Peptides scores 4/10 on our verification rubric and has 3.0 (173 reviews). The trust assessment — who runs it, whether a certificate can be checked with the lab, the payment rail, and what we flagged — is on our "Is Astro Peptides legit?" page at /guides/is-astro-peptides-legit.
Read 1 November 2026, logged out. A WooCommerce store with open sized pricing, all shown below a struck list price (BPC-157 5mg $40, 10mg $70; TB-500 5mg $50, 10mg $90; NAD+ 500mg $90), plus 4-, 8-, 10- and 16-packs. GLP-class products are sold under code names (ASTRO-T, ASTRO-R, ASTRO-S). Trustpilot shows 3.0 across 173 reviews on a profile claimed in November 2023.
No certificate of analysis is published: the 'Product documentation' page asks buyers to contact the team for available certificates for their batch. No laboratory is named anywhere on the site. The terms and contact pages name no company, address or phone, only 'Astro Peptides USA'. Payment methods are not stated before checkout. Finnrick's independent buys pass 10 of 29 classifiable tests (CJC-1295 19%, BPC-157 39%; ranked #475 of 489; latest 5 May 2025). A separate store-review platform, Pep Review Pro, shows 4.7 across about 2,000 reviews on the vendor's store page; Trustpilot, where the vendor does not control which reviews appear, shows 3.0.
No Reddit thread about Astro Peptides surfaced on 1 November 2026. The independent records are Finnrick's (10 of 29 tests passed) and Trustpilot's (3.0 across 173 reviews). Threads read via search on 1 November 2026; none of it is an input to the score.
No legal entity, address or phone in the terms or contact pages on 1 November 2026; the site names only 'Astro Peptides USA' and a contact form. (read 1 November 2026 from the vendor's own pages).
Astro Peptides did not name its testing laboratory when we checked on 1 November 2026, so there is no certificate to check at a lab.
On our published rubric Astro Peptides scores 4/10 and Purgo Labs 10/10. Purgo Labs is our affiliate partner and Astro Peptides is not; the comparison module on this page shows the criteria each earns and the same vial at both prices, computed from the same dated data.
5mg was $40.00 on 1 November 2026 (sale; list $85 struck). Prices move; we record what we saw and when.