Public Peptide Test Databases
A test result does not establish that any substance is safe or suitable for human use. PeptideToolsHub does not sell, source or recommend peptides or vendors.
Some testing labs and testing services publish results or let anyone check a certificate of analysis (COA) against the lab's own records. This page lists the public results databases and verification portals we have confirmed for providers in our Check product testing section. For each provider's methods and accreditation claims, see Peptide Testing Labs Compared. For what to check on a report, read How to Verify a Peptide COA.
Public results databases
Janoshik Public Tests
- What it is: a public, browsable list of test reports issued by the analytical lab Janoshik Analytical.
- Who runs it: Janoshik Analytical.
- What you can look up: report entries by task number, with the tested item, the type of analysis and submitter-supplied names. Entries are titled by submitters, and many name vendors. Many entry titles include vendor sales text or contact details, and the list also includes non-peptide tests such as anabolic steroids. The site says it does not endorse, sponsor or have any affiliation with the companies or products listed. A listing there is not a recommendation of the vendor named in it.
- Official page: https://public.janoshik.com/
Finnrick
- What it is: a testing service that has samples tested by third-party labs and publishes the results as public vendor ratings and rankings for each peptide.
- Who runs it: Finnrick Analytics. Samples come from public submissions and from Finnrick's own purchases.
- What you can look up: published test results, plus its vendor ratings. Finnrick describes the ratings as summaries of its test evidence, not endorsements. Its methodology page explains how they're calculated. Those ratings are Finnrick's own and are not endorsed by PeptideToolsHub.
- Official page: https://www.finnrick.com/ (methodology)
Lab verification portals
These portals confirm a report you already have. Most can't be browsed, but Freedom Diagnostics lets you search by company name.
| Portal | Run by | What you enter | Official page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Janoshik Verification | Janoshik Analytical | Task number plus the unique key printed on the report, or scan the report's QR code | janoshik.com ↗ |
| Finnrick “Verify a Certificate” | Finnrick Analytics | The 7-character certificate ID. Sign-in is required. Finnrick certificates leave out the vendor name and batch ID by design | finnrick.com ↗ |
| Freedom Diagnostics Testing COA Lookup | Freedom Diagnostics Testing (Franklin, TN) | The search code or accession number from the COA, or a company name. Results open the COA PDF. | freedomdiagnosticstesting.com ↗ |
| TrustPointe COA Verification | TrustPointe Analytics | The verification key printed on the PDF report. No login is needed for verification | trustpointelims.com ↗ |
| Chromate Verify | Chromate | Job number plus access code | chromate.org ↗ |
| Krause Analytical CoA Verification | Krause Analytical | A request form, not an instant lookup. You submit your name, email and vendor name and upload the original CoA PDF, and the lab checks it | krauselabs.com ↗ |
| BTLabs CoA Verification | BTLabs (West Palm Beach, FL) | The Report # printed on the CoA. It confirms the CoA exists | verify.btlabtesting.com ↗ |
Not listed
PharmLabs delivers results through a client portal and says its COAs are QR-verified, but we found no public lookup page. MZ Biolabs links only to a client login. Harrens Lab's site doesn't mention one.
Using these sites
- A verified report confirms only that the lab issued that document. It doesn't confirm that the sample came from any particular product or batch.
- Compare the batch or lot on the lab's copy with the product label.
- Results apply only to the sample tested.