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Free peptide lab results: check a COA before you buy

Finnrick Analytics is an independent peptide testing platform. It does not sell peptides and it does not advise on use. Finnrick publishes independent lab test results for peptide products sold by named vendors, and it states that it has published thousands of results. Those published results are free for anyone to view on finnrick.com, and a free account unlocks full leaderboards and complete test detail. This page shows you how to check a vendor or product, what a result shows, and how free community testing works. All products referenced here are for research use only.

What testing does and does not do. Laboratory testing on this page is analytical quality control for research materials. A test measures what is in the sample that was sent: its identity, purity, quantity, or a specific contaminant. A certificate of analysis covers only that sample, on that date. It does not establish that a material is safe or effective, it does not approve any product for human or veterinary use, and no product or material referenced here has been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. All materials are for in-vitro laboratory research purposes only. Not for human consumption.

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How to check a peptide or vendor on Finnrick, step by step

  1. Go to Finnrick and find the product or vendor you want to check. The full index is at finnrick.com/products.
  2. Open the published test results for that product.
  3. Read the identity finding: whether the material matches the compound named on the label.
  4. Read the purity and quantity findings for the sample tested.
  5. Open the underlying lab Certificate of Analysis (COA) behind the result and check it against the summary.

Our lab testing directory covers the other ways to verify a COA and compare testing services.

What a result shows

A Finnrick result is based on HPLC analysis covering three things:

Behind each published result is the underlying lab Certificate of Analysis (COA). Read the COA itself, not only the summary. A result describes the specific product sample that was tested, on the date it was tested. It does not cover other vials, other batches, or other products from the same vendor.

How free community testing works

Finnrick also runs free community testing, with limits. US residents can submit a sealed, unopened sample of an eligible product for free testing. Finnrick currently covers 15 peptides for this program. You request the test at finnrick.com/product-test, ship the sealed vial (US shipments only), the sample is anonymized and sent to a commercial lab, and results come back in a few weeks and are published on the site.

Paid testing exists for other products and for extra screens such as endotoxins, heavy metals, and solvents. Finnrick lists its testing options at finnrick.com/peptide-testing.

Peptide Stores Online does not partner with Finnrick Analytics, does not test products, and does not endorse any result published there.

Frequently asked questions

Is it free to check peptide lab results on Finnrick?

Yes. Published results are free for anyone to view on finnrick.com. A free account unlocks full leaderboards and complete test detail.

What does a Finnrick lab result show?

A published result shows HPLC analysis covering identity, purity, and quantity for the product tested, along with the underlying lab Certificate of Analysis (COA) behind the result.

How do I check a specific vendor or product on Finnrick?

Find the product or vendor on Finnrick, open its published test results, then read the identity, purity, and quantity findings and the underlying lab COA.

Can I get a peptide tested for free through Finnrick?

US residents can submit a sealed, unopened sample of an eligible product for free testing. Finnrick currently covers 15 peptides for this program. You request the test on finnrick.com, ship the sealed vial within the US, the sample is anonymized and sent to a commercial lab, and results come back in a few weeks and are published on the site.

Does Finnrick sell peptides or advise on how to use them?

No. Finnrick Analytics is an independent peptide testing platform. It does not sell peptides and it does not advise on use.

Does a published result mean every product from a vendor has been tested?

No. A published result covers the specific product sample that was tested. It does not mean every product from a vendor has been tested, and a published result is not an endorsement by Finnrick Analytics or by Peptide Stores Online.

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