Quick take
True Peptide Labs publishes about 65 certificates, and the one we opened names Freedom Diagnostics with a lot number, HPLC-UV purity and an LC-MS identity line. It gives no observed mass values and keeps lot numbers off product pages, and its refund, shipping and terms pages showed no policy text when we looked. No age check was seen.
The seven checks
| Independent lab testing | Yes | The Tesamorelin 10 mg report is issued by Freedom Diagnostics Testing, the independent US lab the about page names. |
|---|---|---|
| Batch-specific COAs | Partly | About 65 reports are published and the PDF we opened carries a lot number, but product pages show no lot number and some reports are undated. |
| Identity confirmed by mass spec | Partly | The report marks identity as confirmed by LC-MS but lists no observed or expected mass. |
| Research-use labeling | Partly | Research-only notices are clear and product pages give no usage guidance, but insulin syringes are sold and a knowledge-base heading covers reconstitution and dosing. |
| Age and use confirmation | Not shown | No age gate or age requirement was seen, and the terms page text could not be read. |
| Clear shipping and refund terms | Partly | Shipping basics appear on product pages, but the shipping, refund and terms pages showed only headings when we looked. |
| Business transparency | Partly | Email, phone, a contact form and a Palm Beach Gardens, Florida location are given, but no legal entity, street address or readable terms. |
True Peptide Labs is a US research peptide store that says it is based in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, and has operated since 2023. It sells freeze-dried peptides by the milligram, along with bacteriostatic water, syringes and a branded apparel item, and labels its products for research use only and not for human consumption.
We looked at the homepage, the shop, two product pages, the COA library, one full certificate, the about and contact pages, and the shipping, refund and terms pages. The policy pages showed only headings when we looked, which weighs on the score below.
What True Peptide Labs sells
The shop lists about 90 items, grouped under scientific category names such as cognitive, dermal, mitochondrial, metabolic and somatotropic research peptides, plus a supplies group. The about page puts the peptide count at about 58. Common entries include BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu, Tesamorelin, MOTS-c, NAD+, KPV, Selank and several blends, along with GLP-1 class compounds listed under code names.
Single vials seen ran from about $24 to $130, and product pages offer multi-vial tiers. A separate panel page lets buyers combine four or more compounds in one order. Supplies include bacteriostatic water in three sizes, insulin syringes and mixing syringes.
Freedom Diagnostics reports and lot numbers
The about page names Freedom Diagnostics, a US lab, as the store's independent tester and says every vial has a lot-specific certificate. The COA library lists about 65 PDF reports across more than 30 compounds, with a latest date of October 27, 2026, and product pages link their own reports.
The Tesamorelin 10 mg certificate we opened shows:
- Freedom Diagnostics Testing as the issuing lab, with True Peptide Labs as the client
- An accession number, a lot number and a search code for checking the report
- Received and reported dates in late May 2026
- HPLC-UV purity of 99.78% and a net content figure against the 10 mg label
- An LC-MS identity line marked confirmed
Gaps remain. The report gives no observed or expected mass, so the identity result can't be checked against the compound's known mass. Product pages show no lot number, and two other reports on the same page carry no date or lab name in the page text.
Labeling and purchase checks
Product pages and the footer state that items are for in-vitro laboratory research, not for human, veterinary or food use, and not evaluated by the FDA. The about page adds that the company gives no usage guidance and is not a compounding pharmacy. The product pages we read cover chemistry and storage only.
Two points fall short of strict research-use labeling: the store sells insulin syringes alongside its vials, and its product-page knowledge base lists a heading on reconstitution and dosing, though no answers were visible. No age gate or age requirement was seen, and the terms page text could not be read.
Ordering, shipping, refunds and support
Product pages say orders ship from the USA in plain packaging, with same-day dispatch for orders placed before 12 PM Eastern. Orders over $250 ship free in 2–5 business days, a flat rate applies below that, and priority and express options appear at checkout. Carriers, cold packs and handling of lost parcels are not stated on the pages we could read.
The refund, shipping and terms pages showed only headings and navigation when we looked, so refund and reship terms, payment methods and governing law could not be confirmed. Support is by email, a contact form with order and refund topics, and a Florida phone number, with weekday hours.
Verdict: who True Peptide Labs suits
True Peptide Labs suits labs that want a broad catalog backed by named-lab reports with lot numbers and an identity line. It is a weaker fit for labs that need observed-mass data, a readable refund policy or a clear age and use check before purchase.
Before ordering:
- Match the lot number on your vial to its Freedom Diagnostics report and confirm the search code with the lab.
- Ask support for the refund and reship terms in writing.
- Ask whether mass spectra with observed masses are available for your lot.
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 |
|---|---|---|
| BPC-157 | 5 mg vial | about $24 |
| GHK-Cu | 50 mg vial | about $45 |
| Tesamorelin | 10 mg vial | about $70 |
| MOTS-c | 10 mg vial | about $36 |
| NAD+ | 500 mg vial | about $62 |
What holds up
- Freedom Diagnostics named on reports, with an accession number, lot number and search code
- Reports pair HPLC-UV purity with an LC-MS identity result
- COA library of about 65 PDF reports covering most of the catalog
- US shipping with a stated same-day dispatch cutoff
What to watch
- No observed mass values, and lot numbers appear only inside the PDFs
- Refund, shipping and terms pages showed no policy text, and no age check was seen
- Insulin syringes sold alongside the vials
Questions
Is True Peptide Labs legit?
True Peptide Labs names Freedom Diagnostics on its reports, publishes about 65 certificates and gives an email, phone number and Florida location, but its refund and terms pages showed no text when we looked. No outside reviewer can vouch for a single order, so match the lot number on your vial to its report and confirm the report with the lab.
Which lab tests True Peptide Labs products?
The about page and the certificate we opened name Freedom Diagnostics, a US lab. That report pairs HPLC-UV purity with an LC-MS identity result, though it lists no observed mass.
What is the True Peptide Labs refund policy?
The refund policy page showed only a heading when we looked, so its terms could not be confirmed. Ask support for the current refund and reship terms in writing before ordering.
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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