PeakForce Labs Review: Lot-Coded COA Images, Texas Address and Mixed Formats

PeakForce Labs is a US research peptide store with an office address in Katy, Texas. Its pages describe every product as material for laboratory research, and its disclaimer states that it is not a compounding pharmacy. The site does not give a founding year or a legal entity name.

We looked at the homepage, the shop, a product page, the COA page, the FAQ, the About page and the shipping and returns policy. The store pairs a broad vial catalog with lot-coded certificate images, but it also sells capsules, and its refund terms are thin.

What PeakForce Labs sells

The shop showed 61 listings when we looked. Most are freeze-dried powders in vials: single peptides such as BPC-157, TB500, SS-31, Selank and Epithalon, a set of bioregulators, several blends and a group of GLP-1 class compounds sold under code names. Reconstitution solution comes in 10 ml and 30 ml vials. Current vial prices ran from about $11 for the solution to about $146 for the largest listing.

The catalog also includes several capsule products and two liquid products in 10 ml vials. These self-administration formats sit outside research-use-only supply, and they are the main reason this review marks the store's labeling as failing.

Certificates, lots and the named lab

The COA page says each certificate covers one production lot and lists the test panel: RP-HPLC purity at 214 nm, LC-MS/MS identity, a content test comparing the milligrams in the vial with the label, a visual check and endotoxin testing where run. It describes the lab only as an independent US laboratory. When we looked, the library's counters read zero and no individual reports appeared in the page text.

Product pages fill part of the gap. The BPC-157 page shows a certificate image for lot BPC-0726-A, and a sample certificate on the site names Bioviridian Inc. as the testing lab. Purity claims vary from 99%+ on the homepage to typically above 98% in the FAQ.

Labeling and purchase checks

Research-use notices appear across the site, and the FAQ says support gives no medical or usage advice and no reconstitution guidance. An entry pop-up requires visitors to accept terms that set a minimum age of 18, and a research-use policy and a waiver agreement are linked from the menu. The capsule listings, along with some study-focused phrasing in product page summaries, fall short of strict research-use labeling.

Shipping, refunds and support

Weekday orders placed before 2:00 PM are dispatched the same business day by UPS, USPS or FedEx, with tracking emailed at dispatch. The policy gives the cutoff in CST while a site banner says ET. Domestic shipping is flat rate and free over $200. The FAQ mentions shipping to a few other countries without naming them, and no delivery estimates or cold packs are described.

All sales are final. Damaged or incorrect items must be reported within 48 hours of delivery, and the policy promises a replacement for transit damage. Lost parcels and refund timing are not covered. Support is by phone and contact form, with replies promised within one business day. Payment runs through unnamed third-party processors.

Verdict: who PeakForce Labs suits and what to check first

PeakForce Labs suits US labs that want a wide vial catalog from a store with a published address and phone line. It suits less well labs that need public batch reports with visible mass spec data, or a supplier that keeps to research vials.

• Find the lot number on your vial and ask for its certificate.
• Confirm which lab issued the report and check it with that lab.
• Inspect the parcel at once, since the damage window is 48 hours.
• Order only vial products for lab work.