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 Crush Research legit?
Most vendors publish the certificates that flatter them. Crush Research publishes 197 results in one table, three vials per lot on most of them, and leaves the weak ones up: a BPC-157 lot from April measured 8.83 mg on a 10 mg label and a KPV lot 8.47 mg, both still listed. The current BPC-157 lot (CR-BPC10MG-0827) came back at 10.42 mg across three vials with sterility, endotoxin and heavy metals reported, and the access code on the certificate pulled the same report from ILS Laboratories' own verify page.
Prices are low (BPC-157 10 mg $35, tirzepatide sold as "Double Agonist" 30 mg $35 on sale), every product page shows per-vial and per-mg pricing for 1, 3, 5 and 10 packs, and checkout takes Visa and Mastercard.
Two points are withheld. The site gives a trading name, "Crush Research Supply Company", with a Canoga Park suite address and a phone number, but no registered company. And 30 Trustpilot reviews (4.4) is below the 50 we need for the review-base point; one of them reports a card charge billed abroad in Mexican pesos. Eight of ten, read 31 October 2026. Crush Research is not an affiliate partner of ours.
Certificate of analysis · as we read it
ILS Labs
Vendor-hosted document · RP-HPLC (purity, net content), HPLC retention time (identity); sterility PCR, endotoxin USP <85>, heavy metals ICP-MS
Product
BPC-157 · 10mg label
Lot / batch
CR-BPC10MG-0827
Net content vs label104.2% of 10mg
0label 10mg130%
Vials measured 10.42 / 10.41 / 10.42 mg.
Check it yourself: 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. The button above opens the lab's lookup.
PDF served by the vendor; the access code printed on it returned the same report on ILS Laboratories' verify page on 31 Oct 2026 (tested for Crush Research). Three vials; endotoxin 0.175 EU/mL.
