Canadian research peptides · independently tested
Canada’s most documented peptide source — 244 independent lab reports, a published purity floor of 93.844%, and domestic shipping.
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Before you trust any "verify" page, type in a made-up, random number. A real portal returns nothing (or an error). A fake one returns a valid-looking "OK" for anything — which means it's theatre, not verification.
Background: how to read a COA · what is a captive lab.
🧪 Run the free vendor check →A laboratory's verification portal is a database query, not a file download. You enter the report number and the server builds a page from its record: compound name, method, result, date, client, and usually the laboratory's own reference layout. The page has the laboratory's domain in the address bar and typically a predictable address structure that includes the report number. It matches the certificate you were given in every field, and it was rendered just now rather than uploaded once. Those properties are what make it evidence: the vendor could not have produced it, and it cannot be edited without the laboratory's cooperation.
The most common fake is a page on the vendor's own domain, or on a domain registered by the vendor, that imitates a lookup but simply displays whatever the vendor uploaded. The tells are mechanical. The address bar shows the vendor's domain, or a domain registered weeks before the vendor's launch. The “lookup” returns the same page for any input, or returns an image rather than text. The laboratory named on the certificate has no independent web presence, no other clients, and no way to contact it that does not run through the vendor. A real laboratory is a business with a history; a portal that appeared alongside one vendor is a prop.
When the lookup returns a record, compare it to the certificate field by field: compound, batch or sample identifier, method, result, and date. A certificate edited by a vendor typically changes one of the last three while leaving the others, so a match on the compound name alone is not verification. If any field differs, the certificate you were given is not the laboratory's record, whatever the explanation.
Most laboratory records name the client who submitted the sample. The expected value is the vendor you are buying from. A record that names a different company means you are reading a report someone else commissioned for someone else's batch; it may be the vendor's supplier, or it may be unrelated. Either way it is not evidence about the product in front of you, and a vendor that presents another party's report as its own has told you how it treats documentation.
Some legitimate laboratories issue reports without public lookup. In that case the verification path is to contact the laboratory directly with the report number and ask it to confirm the record. A laboratory that will confirm is still a third party; one that cannot be reached except through the vendor is not. The absence of a portal makes verification slower, not impossible, and a vendor using such a laboratory should be able to tell you how to reach it.
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Not from the vendor's marketing. 244 test reports are published through Janoshik Analytical and each one opens on the lab's own site, which is what separates a testing claim from testing evidence. Across the 181 reports stating a purity figure the mean is 99.03%, the lowest kept on record is 93.844% and the highest 99.99%, spread over 133 products. Canadian stock, Canadian dollars, public vendor threads since 2021. The whole set.