Quick take
CertaPeptides, run by CERTALAB S.R.L. in Bucharest, posts Janoshik Analytical reports for 29 products and lets buyers look up the code printed on each vial. The reports cover a tested sample rather than every lot sold, and no identity data is shown. Company details, shipping terms and EU withdrawal rules are clearly written.
The seven checks
| Independent lab testing | Yes | Every independent report is attributed to Janoshik Analytical and links to the lab's own verification page. |
|---|---|---|
| Batch-specific COAs | Partly | Reports cover one tested size of selected lots, carry report codes rather than lot numbers, and seven product lines rely on supplier specs. |
| Identity confirmed by mass spec | Not shown | A PASS badge is said to mean identity was confirmed, but no method or observed mass is shown. |
| Research-use labeling | Partly | Research-only notices are clear, but some category names and descriptions frame compounds by studied effects. |
| Age and use confirmation | Yes | An entry tick box asks visitors to confirm they are 18 or older and using the site for research. |
| Clear shipping and refund terms | Yes | A detailed shipping and returns page lists carriers, rates, the 14-day withdrawal process and damage claims. |
| Business transparency | Yes | CERTALAB S.R.L. publishes its registration and VAT numbers, a Bucharest street address, phone, email and terms. |
CertaPeptides is the store of CERTALAB S.R.L., a limited liability company registered in Bucharest, Romania, in 2026. It sells freeze-dried research peptides and a small range of lab consumables to buyers in 26 EU member states, Switzerland and the UK.
We looked at the homepage, the shop, the quality and COA pages, the About page and the shipping and returns page. The store publishes more company detail than most, and its lab reports name the testing lab and link to that lab's verification page. The main limits are that reports cover selected lots only and do not show identity data.
Who CertaPeptides is and what the catalog covers
The About page lists the company's trade register number, tax ID and EU VAT number, and the site lists a street address in Sector 1 of Bucharest, a phone number and a support email. The site describes its audience as researchers and laboratories doing in-vitro work.
The shop lists 36 products in eleven categories. The range covers single peptides such as BPC-157, GHK-Cu, Epitalon, Thymalin and LL-37, a GLP-1 class group, a few blends, and consumables including bacteriostatic water, acetic acid water and empty storage vials. Prices are in euros, starting at €5.99 for reagents and reaching about €77 for the starting size of the most expensive listing, with larger sizes priced higher.
Testing and certificates: Janoshik reports for selected lots
All independent reports in the COA vault are attributed to Janoshik Analytical. The site cites 56 published reports covering 29 products, with test dates from March to October 2026. Each card shows a report code and links to Janoshik's own verification page, so a buyer can confirm the report with the lab.
What a report shows varies:
- Most cards list a purity percentage and measured content, in milligrams and as a share of the label amount. The 50 mg Epitalon card, for example, shows about 99.5% purity and 49.02 mg measured.
- Some cards show measured content only, with no purity figure.
- A few products have endotoxin results listed as measured values.
Three limits matter. First, the vault states that a report covers one tested size and does not mean every size or shipped lot was tested. Second, seven product lines rely on supplier specifications rather than an independent report. Third, the reports do not name a method or show an observed molecular mass, so identity cannot be checked from the site.
Each vial label carries a code that buyers can scan or enter on a lookup page to see published information and any withdrawal notice. The company says it does no testing in-house. It also says it will investigate, and replace at no cost, any unit from a published lot that a Janoshik test shows below 98% purity.
Labeling and purchase checks
An entry screen asks visitors to tick a box confirming they are 18 or older and using the site for research, and buyers confirm research use again when ordering. Nearly every product page carries a research-only and not-for-human-consumption notice, and no usage directions appear.
Some category names and product descriptions, however, frame compounds by the effects studied in published research and cite preclinical papers. The site adds that these are not medical claims, but the framing falls short of strict research-use labeling.
Ordering, payment and shipping across Europe
Checkout accepts SEPA transfer, Paysera, Visa, Apple Pay and Google Pay. The site states that Mastercard is not accepted. A site banner offers free shipping on orders over €200, a threshold the shipping page itself does not repeat.
Orders leave Romania within 1 to 2 business days, and carriers depend on the destination:
- Sameday within Romania, from €4.99, in 1 to 2 days
- GLS across the core EU road network, standard delivery in 3 to 7 days
- TCE Worldwide for standard delivery to the remaining EU countries, Switzerland and the UK
- DHL Express for faster cross-border delivery
Packaging is described as discreet and temperature-stable, with no mention of cold packs. Buyers outside the EU pay any import duties, import VAT and clearance fees.
Refunds, reships and support
The returns terms follow the EU 14-day withdrawal right. Buyers email support within 14 days of delivery, receive a return authorization within one business day, and send back unopened items in their original sealed packaging. Return postage is the buyer's cost unless the company made an error, and refunds go to the original payment method within 14 days of the withdrawal notice.
Transit damage must be reported within 48 hours of delivery with photos of the box, inner packing and vial labels. Confirmed damage is replaced by the original shipping method. Opened items and items stored outside recommended conditions cannot be returned, and parcels seized by customs are not replaced. Support is available by email and phone.
Verdict: strong company details, selective lot testing
CertaPeptides suits EU, Swiss and UK labs that value a registered company, a named testing lab and clear withdrawal terms. It is a weaker fit for labs that need identity data or a report for the exact lot they receive.
Before ordering:
- Check whether your product and size have a Janoshik report or rely on supplier specifications only.
- Enter the vial code on the lookup page after delivery and compare it with the published report.
- Ask support whether mass spec identity results exist for the lot you will receive.
Catalog examples
A sample of listed research products and sizes when we checked. Prices change often; the supplier's site is the source of truth.
| Product | Size | Listed price |
|---|---|---|
| PT-141 | 10 mg vial | about €42 |
| Glutathione | 1500 mg vial | about €43 |
| Thymalin | 10 mg vial | about €42 |
| LL-37 | 5 mg vial | about €77 |
| Semax + Selank blend | 20 mg vial | about €50 |
| Matrixyl | 10 mg vial | about €20 |
What holds up
- Registered Romanian company with registration number, VAT number, street address and phone published
- Janoshik Analytical named on every independent report, each linked to the lab's verification page
- Most reports show measured content in milligrams as well as purity
- Vial code lookup that also shows any withdrawal notice
- Detailed shipping table and EU 14-day withdrawal terms for unopened items
What to watch
- Reports cover selected lots and sizes, not every lot sold
- No mass spec identity results or test methods shown
- Some category names and descriptions use effect-oriented research framing
- Minor inconsistencies in report counts and where the free-shipping threshold is stated
Questions
Is CertaPeptides legit?
It is a registered Romanian company with a published address, phone number and VAT number, and its independent reports name Janoshik Analytical and link to the lab's verification pages. Reports cover selected lots only, and no outside reviewer can vouch for a single order, so match your vial code to the published report and confirm the report with Janoshik.
Who tests CertaPeptides products?
Every independent report in the COA vault is attributed to Janoshik Analytical. The company says it does no testing in-house, and seven product lines are covered only by supplier specifications.
Where does CertaPeptides ship?
It ships from Romania to 26 EU member states, Switzerland and the UK, using Sameday, GLS, TCE Worldwide and DHL Express. Buyers outside the EU pay import duties and VAT.
What is the CertaPeptides return policy?
Unopened, sealed items can be returned within 14 days of delivery after requesting a return authorization, with return postage paid by the buyer. Transit damage reported within 48 hours with photos is replaced.
How does the CertaPeptides vial code lookup work?
Each vial label carries a code that can be scanned or typed into a lookup page on the site. The page shows published information for that code and any withdrawal notice, and support can be emailed if nothing is found.
For laboratory research only. This file reviews a supplier's testing, paperwork and policies. It is not a recommendation to use any product in people or animals, and it contains no dosing or medical advice.
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