Predator Labs Review: Two Posted COAs, Spray Products and Clear Reship Terms

Predator Labs sells research peptides in vials, a few two-compound sets and a separate range of spray-format products. Its terms point to Florida law, and all products are labeled for in vitro laboratory research only.

We looked at the homepage, a vial product page, a spray product page, the COA library, the shipping and returns pages, the contact page and the terms. Its shipping and reship terms are clear; its testing paperwork is thin, and the spray range doesn't fit research-use-only supply.

What Predator Labs sells

The catalog lists about 18 products. Vials include BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu, Tesamorelin, Semax, Selank, DSIP, Adamax, MT-2 and a GLP-1 class compound sold as GLP-3 (GLP-RT). Sets pair TB-500 with BPC-157, and Ipamorelin with CJC-1295 with DAC. A spray section sells several of the same compounds in bottles, alone or in pairs, which is a self-administration format rather than research supply.

Prices ran from about $25 to $130. No owners, founding year or business address are given.

Testing and the COA library

Product pages point to a COA library and a lab report status link. When we looked, the library held two report PDFs: one for BPC-157, shared with the BPC-157 spray, and one for TB-500 10 mg. The page text names no lab, lot number, test date or method, and the PDFs could not be opened for review.

About 15 other listings were marked as reports pending. For the GLP-RT vials the store notes that older results are not applied to current lots, which is a careful practice, but it leaves those items without paperwork for now.

No HPLC purity figure or mass spec identity result appears on the pages reviewed.

Labeling and purchase checks

Research-use notices appear on product pages, in the footer and in the terms, which bar resale for human or veterinary use and say the store gives no dosing or use guidance. We saw no dosing content or effect claims on the product pages.

The spray range, though, sells compounds in bottles alongside the vials, a format that doesn't fit research-use-only supply. A 21+ age verification runs before checkout, and the terms set 21 as the minimum age.

Shipping, reships and support

Orders ship from a US facility to the 50 states, Washington D.C. and US territories after 0 to 2 business days of processing. Standard shipping takes 4 to 7 business days for $9.99, free over $150, and Two-Day costs $19.99. Temperature-sensitive items ship insulated, with cold packs when needed, and orders of $300 or more may need a signature. Shipment protection is included.

All sales are final. Damaged or wrong items reported within 14 days with photos are replaced or reshipped, and carrier-confirmed lost or undelivered parcels are reshipped after an investigation. Cash refunds are not offered except where the law requires them.

Payment is by card or a hosted crypto invoice. Support runs through a contact form, weekdays 9 AM to 6 PM Eastern; no email address, phone number or street address is published.

Verdict: who Predator Labs suits

Predator Labs suits labs that want a small vial catalog with clear US shipping and reship terms. It is a poor fit for labs that need a named testing lab, lot-matched reports or a way to reach the business beyond a web form.

Before ordering:

• Check whether your product has a posted report, and ask support which lab issued it.
• Ask for the lot number of your vial and confirm the report with the lab.
• Keep the order number and photos in case a damage or loss claim is needed.