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Welcome Vanguard Laboratory: peptide testing lab now on Peptigrity

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We're happy to welcome Vanguard Laboratory to Peptigrity. Dustin Newman, Vanguard's Lab Director, has claimed the lab's page, making Vanguard the third peptide testing lab to do so, after Uzorak and TrustPointe.

Vanguard is one of the most-used labs on the site. 918 Vanguard Laboratory COAs are already on file from shops and buyers, covering purity and identity testing across a wide range of compounds.

Now that the lab manages its own page, it can show what it tests for, its turnaround times and how to check a Vanguard COA against its records. It can also flag any certificate it didn't issue, so edited or fake Vanguard reports can be removed.

Claiming a page doesn't change any shop's trust score. Fails are published the same as passes, and no shop or lab can pay to change a result.

See every Vanguard test on file: https://peptigrity.com/testing-labs/vanguard-laboratory
Not sure about a COA? Read how to check it, or submit one at https://peptigrity.com/submit-test

Welcome aboard, Dustin and the Vanguard team.

The Peptigrity team

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Quick tip while the lab fills in its page: before you trust any Vanguard Laboratory COA, check that the report number, the lot number and the compound match the vial you actually have. A report can be genuine and still belong to a different batch.

If something doesn't add up, or you've got a question about a Vanguard report, post it in Testing Help with the report number and we'll take a look.

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