For testing laboratories
If you run one of the 35 laboratories in the Peptigrity directory, claiming its listing links your account to the lab’s page. You get a lab panel to answer on your own board, reply to reviews and keep the lab’s stated facts current; what you save shows on your page and in the testing planner as “confirmed by the lab”, with the date. Claiming is free.
Your own board on Peptigrity — notices, turnaround and price updates, testing questions — with no weekly limit, and a public reply under any review of your lab. Both carry the marker “Lab staff · your lab”. Reviews stay as their authors wrote them: a lab can’t edit or remove one.
Turnaround, your test menu and prices (up to 20 rows), where you accept samples from, your sample minimum, contact email, website, social links and one line on your limits. Each shows on your page and in the testing planner as confirmed by the lab, with the date you saved it.
Accepting samples, or paused, switched by you — for a holiday, say. And one live discount code at a time, shown on your lab page and under “Testing lab offers” on /promotions; never inside the testing planner.
Invite as many colleagues as you like with a one-time link that lasts 7 days. Pick which events email you: a new board thread, a new review, a new discussion about your lab, a mention. And people can message your lab in /messages, as they can a claimed shop.
Your listing’s chip reads “Claimed”, and the panel lives at /user/labs. There is no limit on how many of your colleagues can join the page’s staff.
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, the lab’s name and its About text are not editable from the panel. For those, email [email protected] from the lab’s own domain.