Independent testing for gray-market peptides
Buyers pay for the testing, never the vendor. Sign in with your email, join your batch’s test, vote on the lab and panel, pay your share, and everyone who paid gets the COA.
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Independent testing for gray-market peptides
Members sign up with their email, vote on the lab and the panel, answer roll calls from their inbox, pay on their own pay page, and get the COA the moment it’s in. The organizer sees who’s in and who’s paid without chasing anyone. Buyers get real answers, and vendors know someone’s checking.
Sign in with your email — a code to your inbox, no password — and join the test for the batch you bought. It’s free to join, and the price per person drops as more people do.
Vote on the web for the lab and how deep to test. “Still in?” roll calls land in your inbox with one-tap answers, and when sign-ups close your pay page shows the exact amount — the lab’s pay link or USDC, with the site keeping track of who’s paid.
A sealed vial goes to an independent lab. The certificate of analysis — what’s really in it — is waiting under My lab for everyone who paid.
Bought from one of these batches? Sign in with your email to join its test.
A certificate of analysis from an independent lab, paid for by buyers, not the seller. It shows whether the vial holds what the label says, how pure it is, and whatever else your group voted to test.
Results belong to the people who paid. They’re private to the group unless the group decides otherwise.
Yes. Tests go to established independent labs that your group votes on. Buyers pay for the test, never the vendor, so nobody being tested has a say in the result. Every report comes straight from the lab.
Nothing is due when you join. When sign-ups close you see your exact share on your pay page, pay through the link your organizer posts (usually the lab’s own) or in USDC, and tap “I’ve sent it” so it can be matched.
Members sign in with their email — no password needed. Each group only sees its own tests, rosters and results, and the only emails you get are about tests you’re on.
Set a tap-out price: the most you’d pay. If the share goes above it, you’re out and owe nothing.
Yes. Set up your own workspace and run tests for your own members, with payments straight to you. Run your own group tests.