For testing laboratories
If you run one of the 33 laboratories in the Peptigrity directory, claiming its listing links your account to the lab’s page. You get a panel to keep the lab’s stated facts current, and what you save shows on your page and in the testing planner as “confirmed by the lab”, with the date. Claiming is free.
Your turnaround (as you state it, plus a figure in days the testing planner filters on), the methods you run, where you accept samples from, your sample minimum, whether you return the unused remainder, the address submission enquiries should go to, and your test menu with prices. Each one shows on your page and in the planner as “confirmed by the lab”, with the date you saved it.
A one-paragraph description of the lab (up to 500 characters), your website and your location.
Accepting samples, paused or closed. Paused or closed takes the lab out of new testing plans, with the reason shown; it stays in the directory with every test on file. Switch back any time.
Tests on file, your most recent test, whether a public verification portal is on file, the turnaround people who ordered from you report (a median appears once 5 have recorded their dates), your most-tested compounds, and testing plans from the last 90 days that asked only for tests you run and still found no lab.
Your listing’s badge reads “Claimed”, and a page can have up to 5 managers.
Peptigrity does not accredit, certify or endorse laboratories, and gives no lab a score or a rank. We take no money from labs — not for a listing, a claim, or a place in the directory.
The directory lists labs by tests on file (or by name, or newest, if a reader chooses). Claiming, and anything you save in the panel, changes none of that.
Your tests on file and their certificates, your public verification portal, your ISO/IEC 17025 status and the lab’s name are not editable from the panel. For those, email [email protected] from the lab’s own domain.