Axis Peptide Labs Review: Lot-Numbered Janoshik and Freedom Diagnostics COAs

Axis Peptide Labs is the trading name of Axis Peptide Labs LLC, a company with a listed street address on Rainey Street in Austin, Texas. It sells research compounds to buyers it calls registered researchers, and it states that its products are made in the USA.

The store works differently from most. Its homepage is a sign-in screen, and a free account is needed to see the catalog, product pages and prices. We looked only at the pages open to the public: the COA page, the shipping and refund policies, the terms and the contact page. Those pages carry more testing detail than many suppliers show, but buyers have to sign up before they can check anything about price or stock.

Who Axis Peptide Labs is and what the catalog covers

Axis presents itself as a supplier of reference compounds for laboratory work, not as a pharmacy or a source of drugs, foods or cosmetics. The terms are governed by Texas law, with disputes heard in Travis County. No founding date is given.

Because the shop is gated, the clearest view of the range comes from the COA page. It lists reports for 17 products, including single peptides such as BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu, Semax and Tesamorelin, NAD+, several GLP-1 class compounds listed under code names, and multi-peptide blends. Prices, vial formats and stock levels are not visible without an account.

Testing reports from Freedom Diagnostics and Janoshik

Testing is the strongest part of the site. The public COA page links 21 certificates, posted as image files, from two named labs:

• Freedom Diagnostics issued 13 reports. The page lists its test panel as HPLC purity, LC-MS identity, net content, endotoxins, sterility by PCR, heavy metals and conformity.
• Janoshik Analytical issued 8 reports, listed as purity, identity and quantity.

Every certificate on the page shows a lot number, a test date and a measured purity, which ranges from about 99.0% to 99.97%. Most Freedom reports are dated June to August 2026, while some Janoshik reports date from late 2025.

The page text gives only the headline purity figure, so the identity, endotoxin and heavy-metal results have to be read on each image. One file name for a GLP-1 class compound uses a different code than the product title, which is worth raising with support. Before relying on a report, confirm the lot number on your vial and check the report directly with the issuing lab.

Research-use labeling and the account gate

Every public page repeats that the products are for laboratory and research use only and not for human consumption. The terms add that buyers confirm they are qualified researchers, that the products are not drugs, foods or cosmetics, and that the company is not liable for misuse. No usage claims appeared on the pages reviewed.

The age check is built into sign-up. Creating an account requires ticking a box to confirm the buyer is 21 or older and accepts the terms, and the site says no payment details are needed at that stage. The trade-off is that product page wording and the site's peptide library could not be reviewed from outside the account wall.

Ordering, UPS shipping and handling in transit

The terms list Visa, Amex and Discover at a secure checkout, and the refund page also refers to orders paid by Cash App, Venmo or cryptocurrency. Shipping is priced live by ZIP code at checkout.

Orders placed before 4:00 PM Central Time on a business day ship the same day; later and weekend orders go out the next business day. US parcels travel by tracked UPS, with a choice of Ground, 2nd Day Air or Next Day Air. Orders of $100 or more ship free up to 2nd Day Air. International rates are calculated at checkout, and customs checks may cause delays.

The shipping page does not mention cold packs or insulated packaging, and it does not name a warehouse location. Risk of loss passes to the carrier once a parcel is handed over.

Refunds, reships and support

The refund page is specific. Its main terms are:

• A full refund within 30 days of delivery if a product does not match its stated identity or purity, or has a quality defect.
• Damaged, defective or wrong items must be reported within 48 hours of delivery, with the order number and photos, for a replacement or full refund.
• Lost parcels confirmed by the carrier, or orders not delivered because of an Axis error, qualify for a replacement or refund.
• The purity guarantee is limited to one refunded order per customer, and original shipping charges are not refunded.

Approved refunds go back to the original payment method, usually within 5 business days. Support is by email and a contact form, with a stated reply within one business day. No phone number is listed, and both policy pages show two different last-updated dates.

Verdict: who it suits and what to check first

Axis Peptide Labs suits US labs that value named-lab paperwork and clear shipping terms, and that do not mind creating an account before seeing prices. Its public COA page, with lot numbers and two identified labs, is stronger than what many suppliers publish. Labs that want to compare prices or read product pages before sharing any details will find the gate inconvenient.

Before ordering:

• Ask which lot will ship and confirm that a matching certificate is posted.
• Open the report image and check the mass spec identity result, not just the purity figure.
• Inspect the parcel on arrival, since damage claims close 48 hours after delivery.