Averix Labs Review: Lot-Numbered COAs, Horizon Analytical Reports and 2-Day Shipping

Averix Labs is the trading name of Averix LLC, which gives a mailing address in Overland Park, Kansas, in its terms of use. It sells freeze-dried research peptides to buyers in the US and Puerto Rico and requires a verified research account before checkout.

We looked at the homepage, the product list, a product page, the COA page, the FAQ, the shipping and refunds page and the terms. The store publishes more lot data than most, with a few gaps in what the reports show.

Who Averix Labs is and what the catalog covers

The product list showed 27 compounds when we looked. They include single peptides such as BPC-157, Epitalon, KPV, Selank, Semax, SS-31 and Tesamorelin, blends such as GLOW, KLOW and Wolverine, NAD+, glutathione and two GLP-1 class compounds sold under the codes AV-2TZ and AV-3RT. Listed prices run from about $24 to $160.

Products are freeze-dried powder in vials, and the FAQ says each order includes a 10 mL bottle of reconstitution solution. The store gives no founding year, and the Kansas address is a private mailbox rather than a facility.

Lot-numbered COAs and Horizon Analytical reports

The COA page covers 26 of the 27 compounds and can be searched by compound or lot number. Each entry shows:

• Lot number and test date, with earlier lots kept under a previous-lots heading.
• HPLC purity, between about 99.3% and 99.9% on the entries shown.
• Net content against label strength, such as 9.89 mg for a 10 mg BPC-157 vial.
• Identity and endotoxin results, both reported as pass.

Most current lots name Horizon Analytical, and those certificates are hosted on the lab's own website, which makes checking easier. Some other lots list no lab, and their reports are image files on the store's site. One entry places 30 mg and 60 mg strengths under the same lot label.

The FAQ says identity is confirmed by mass spec, but the summaries do not show observed against expected mass. Ask for the full report if you need that data.

Research-use labeling and account checks

Labeling is strict. Product pages state that items are supplied for in-vitro work by qualified researchers and are not for human or animal use, and the FAQ says the company provides no volumes, concentrations or usage guidance. We saw no health claims.

Entry requires confirming an age of 21 or older and acting for an entity doing lawful research. Ordering then needs a verified research account with organization details, a research-use certification and a signed attestation. The terms also bar resale.

Shipping, refunds and replacements

In-stock weekday orders placed before 4 pm Eastern ship the same day by 2-day FedEx or UPS, with tracking by email and optional text. Shipping is free on US orders over $200. Cold packs are optional at checkout for longer transit or hot weather; the supplier says the freeze-dried material does not need them otherwise. The page does not state where parcels ship from.

Shipped products cannot be returned, but unshipped orders can be cancelled for a full refund. Transit damage, shown with photos, gets one free replacement, and wrong items are replaced too. The supplier also replaces a vial if an independent lab report shows it does not match its certificate. Approved refunds go back to the original payment method within two to five business days. A site banner promises cover for lost or stolen parcels, while the policy text disclaims carrier delays.

Support is by two email addresses and a contact form, with a stated reply within one business day. Payment methods are shown only at checkout.

Verdict: who Averix Labs suits

Averix Labs suits US labs that want lot-numbered certificates, a named independent lab on most current lots, and detailed shipping and replacement terms. Labs that need measured mass data, or that prefer not to set up a verified account, should weigh those points first.

Before ordering, match your vial's lot number to the COA page, open the certificate on Horizon Analytical's site where one is linked, and ask for the full report if identity data matters to your work.