A record of what this supplier publishes about itself. It does not evaluate product quality, purity, sterility or suitability for any use, and it is not a recommendation.
A generated trace, not a reproduction of any document this supplier publishes. It is drawn solid because this entry links a certificate we opened and read; the accent band sits under the main peak, which is where a purity percentage comes from.
Products labelled for research use are not approved for personal, medical or veterinary use. This entry does not evaluate suitability for human consumption.
Looking for peptide treatment? Find a licensed clinic instead →Publishes lot-referenced certificates from a named laboratory, and the documents include both a chromatogram and a mass spectrum. The laboratory’s own site returned HTTP 403, so its address and any accreditation could not be verified, and no accreditation number appears on the certificate. Three GLP-1-class products are sold under codes rather than drug names, and the certificate’s identity field reports a code rather than the compound. Lot numbers appear on the certificates but not on the product listings; no sterility or endotoxin report, street address or legal entity was found.
The same categories are recorded for every supplier. Where evidence could not be obtained, the entry says so rather than inferring anything from the absence.
Only a city, Albuquerque NM, plus a phone number — no street address, suite or registered legal entity is published.
Certificates published as full downloadable PDFs with accession number, lot, received and reported dates. The site states every batch has a published certificate, but the product listings show no batch identifiers, so a buyer cannot match a listing to a lot before purchase.
Freedom Diagnostics named with a named principal chemist, but no street address, phone or accreditation number appears on the certificate, and the laboratory’s own site returned HTTP 403 — its address and any accreditation could not be verified.
Both a chromatogram and a mass spectrum are reproduced. The identity field reports the code "GLP SM" rather than a compound name, and no expected mass is printed against which the observed ions can be compared.
Research-use statements in the footer and terms. The terms state a minimum age of 18 while a signup form references 21 — the two do not agree.
Returns not accepted; damaged, incorrect or missing items handled through support. Title and risk of loss pass to the buyer on transfer to the carrier.
No warning letter naming this entity or domain was found in FDA’s dataset. Three GLP-1-class products are sold under the codes GLP-1 Sema, GLP-2 Tirz and GLP-3 RT — the naming pattern FDA has cited in warning letters to other firms.
We did not purchase, receive or test any product, and we do not rank suppliers against each other. A supplier-hosted certificate is evidence that a document was published — not evidence that a shipped unit matches it. HPLC area percent is chromatographic purity, not net peptide content, and no purity figure establishes sterility, correct labelling or human safety.