Peptide supplier reviews, lab tests and prices you can check yourself.

Peptigrity serves the people who buy research peptides and the shops that sell them. Both read the same public record; neither can edit it.

The trust score is a number from 0 to 100 on every shop page. Half of it is the average HPLC purity from independent lab tests; the other half is the average of buyer reviews. Lab verified means the shop has at least one third-party test on file; a shop with reviews but no tests is marked Reviews only, so you can see what the score rests on. “Ships from” is what a shop states about its warehouses — it is recorded, not verified.

Peptide buyers are everywhere; the shops are not. Most tested shops dispatch from the United States, a smaller group from the EU and the UK, and a growing number ship direct from China. Where a shop dispatches from decides customs exposure, delivery time and whether a seized parcel is reshipped — so the region is a first filter, not a footnote. Regions are what shops state about their warehouses; shops that have not stated one appear in the last cell.

An HPLC purity figure says how much of what is in the vial is the stated peptide; 99% or above is the usual pass mark for a research-grade vial, and anything under 95% is a reason to ask questions. Tests reach Peptigrity three ways: buyers send a vial to an independent lab and submit the certificate, shops submit their own (marked as shop-provided), and we collect published certificates from shop and lab websites. Every result is published, whatever it shows — a failed test stays on the shop's record next to the passes.

Peptigrity does not run a lab. Every purity figure on the site traces to a certificate from an independent laboratory, and each lab has its own page with the tests it has run, its stated methods and its prices. These are the labs that appear most often in the record.

Every compound page gathers what the record says about one peptide: average HPLC purity across every tested brand, which shops stock it and at what price per milligram, and a plain-language guide to what it is and what it is approved for, where that applies. The 8 below carry the most lab tests on file.

Reviews on Peptigrity come from registered buyers and rate four things separately — product quality, delivery, customer service and price — so a five-star delivery does not hide a two-star product. Reviews are still scarce in this market, so read a review together with the shop's lab record rather than on its own; photos of the vial received and the lot number are the proof that carries most weight. Shops cannot remove or reorder reviews.

The forum is where the record gets discussed: a shop that stopped answering, a lab result that looks off, what people are paying for a compound this month. It is open to read without an account, flat rather than split into sub-forums — the boards below are filters on one stream — and moderated only for spam and impersonation; criticism of a shop stays up. Threads link straight to the shop pages, lab tests and prices they talk about.

Articles explain what the data shows and what it cannot: how to read a certificate, what a cloudy vial does and does not tell you, which compounds are approved medicines under another name. Dosing and protocol advice are not published.