Consumer site R.
Nice looking website but no legitimate certificates
Nice looking website, but when it comes to certificates of analysis (COA) for the peptides, none were legitimate. When I tried cross referencing the unique test keys on the bottom of these certificates and the task# at the referenced labs, it showed no tests with those numbers. Unfortunately, since there are no legitimate certificates, I could not continue purchasing from them since you have no way of verifying products. Note: Popular third-party peptide testing labs (such as Janoshik, SteriGenix, or MZ Biolabs) maintain online public verification databases where anyone can type in a task number, batch number, or report key to view the original COA indefinitely. They do not delete these pages, because public transparency is their core service model.
Response from PeptidesforlessAug 4, 2026
That's because after a certain amount of time. The rest results are removed from there site. They are not published for ever.