Quick take
Rock-X Labs posts downloadable reports for about 20 products, but its COA page names no lab and lists no lot numbers, and the two readable reports are Freedom Diagnostics PDFs issued to another company. It also sells sprays alongside its vials, which doesn't fit research-use-only supply, and offers only a contact form for support.
The seven checks
| Independent lab testing | Partly | The readable reports are from Freedom Diagnostics, but the site names no lab and both reports were issued to another company, Peptaris. |
|---|---|---|
| Batch-specific COAs | Partly | About 20 products have a report PDF, but no lot numbers are listed, several entries are marked coming soon and the spray reviewed links to a report for another strength. |
| Identity confirmed by mass spec | Partly | Readable reports state LC-MS identity confirmed but show no observed or expected mass values, and two PDFs had no readable text. |
| Research-use labeling | No | Sells Semax, Selank, Adamax and NAD+ sprays alongside vials, which doesn't fit research-use-only supply. |
| Age and use confirmation | Partly | A 21+ rule and researcher certification appear in the terms, but no age gate was seen on entry. |
| Clear shipping and refund terms | Partly | Shipping and return terms sit only inside the terms of service, with no fixed claim window for damaged items. |
| Business transparency | Partly | The terms name ROCK-X LABS LLC and Florida, but there is no email, phone or street address, only a contact form. |
Rock-X Labs is the store name of ROCK-X LABS LLC, which its terms describe as organized in Florida. It sells freeze-dried research peptides and blends in vials, laboratory reagents and supplies, and a small range of sprays, all labeled for in-vitro laboratory research only and not for human or veterinary use.
We looked at the homepage, the catalog, a spray product page, the COA page and four of its PDFs, the about page and the terms. The store ships every order with cold packs and posts many reports, but those reports say little about its own lots.
What Rock-X Labs sells
The catalog lists 21 products across research compounds, peptide blends, laboratory reagents, supplies and sprays. Most peptides come in two or three strengths, with prices from about $55 to $237 when we looked, and bacteriostatic water and an insulated cold case are sold as supplies.
The sprays category holds liquid versions of Semax, Selank, Adamax and NAD+. These are self-administration formats that do not fit research-use-only supply. The spray page reviewed gives a 15 mg strength but no volume or concentration.
Reports that point to another company's lots
The COA page lists 28 entries. About 20 link to a PDF, while two sprays and several bundles are marked as coming soon. The page itself names no lab and lists no lot numbers, report dates or results, and the Semax vial and Semax spray share one report for a 20 mg lot.
Of the four PDFs we opened, two had no readable text. The other two, for AOD-9604 and BPC-157, are Freedom Diagnostics reports with an accession number, a lot number and a search code for checking with the lab. They show:
- HPLC-UV purity of about 99.6% to 99.7% across two vials.
- LC-MS identity marked as confirmed, without observed or expected mass values.
- Endotoxin, PCR microbial and fentanyl screens marked as passing, plus net content.
Both reports name another company, Peptaris, as the client, so they appear to cover upstream lots rather than lots tested for Rock-X Labs. Buyers cannot tell from the site which report matches the vial they receive. A form lets buyers request a certificate for a specific product.
Labeling and purchase checks
Research-use-only wording appears across the site. It states that products are not drugs, foods, cosmetics or medical devices, must not be given to people or animals, and come with no usage or medical guidance. Product pages carry no usage amounts. The sprays undercut that labeling, as noted above.
The terms require buyers to be 21 or older and to certify that they are qualified researchers, or buying for a research institution, with suitable training and facilities. The site also asks for a research acknowledgment, but no age gate was seen on entry.
Ordering, shipping, refunds and support
Every order ships with cold packs in an insulated mailer, and orders over $150 ship free. The terms say dispatch and delivery estimates are not guaranteed, risk passes to the buyer once the carrier has the parcel, and buyers abroad handle duties and import rules. No carrier, shipping origin or payment method is named.
Returns are limited. Opened, used or improperly stored products can't be returned. For damaged, defective or wrong items, buyers must contact the store promptly with the order number, and the store may replace or refund at its discretion, back to the original payment method. There is no separate refund or shipping page; the footer's shipping link leads to the terms.
Support runs only through a contact form. No email address, phone number or street address is published.
Verdict: who Rock-X Labs suits and what to check
Rock-X Labs suits labs that value cold-pack shipping and are prepared to confirm each lot themselves. It is a weak fit for buyers who need a report tied to the exact lot they receive, or an email or phone route for support.
Before ordering:
- Request the COA for your product and ask whether its lot matches the vial that will ship.
- Check the report with Freedom Diagnostics using its search code.
- Plan for independent identity testing on arrival.
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 |
|---|---|---|
| GHK-Cu | 50 mg vial | about $84 |
| Semax | 10 mg vial | about $99 |
| RXL-3RT | 10 mg vial | about $106 |
| CJC/IPA blend | 10 mg vial | about $169 |
What holds up
- Report PDFs posted for about 20 products, with a form to request others
- Readable reports include endotoxin, PCR microbial and net-content results
- Cold packs and an insulated mailer on every order
- Clear research-use notices and a researcher certification in the terms
What to watch
- Sells Semax, Selank, Adamax and NAD+ sprays alongside vials, which doesn't fit research-use-only supply
- COA page names no lab and lists no lot numbers, and the readable reports were issued to another company
- No email, phone or street address, and refund terms are discretionary
Questions
Is Rock-X Labs legit?
ROCK-X LABS LLC runs a working store with written terms, cold-pack shipping and downloadable lab reports, but its readable reports were issued to another company and it offers only a contact form. No outside reviewer can vouch for a single order, so ask for the report for your lot, match the lot number to your vial and confirm the report with the issuing lab.
Which lab tests Rock-X Labs products?
The site names no lab. The two readable reports on its COA page are from Freedom Diagnostics Testing and list another company as the client.
What is the Rock-X Labs return policy?
Opened, used or improperly stored products are not returnable. Damaged, defective or wrong items should be reported promptly with the order number, and the store may replace or refund them at its discretion.
Does Rock-X Labs ship with cold packs?
Yes. The site says every order ships with cold packs in an insulated mailer, and orders over $150 ship free.
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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