A public registry, built for the market that has none.

Truth In Peptides is an independent educational project focused on the research-peptide market. Our goal is straightforward: make third-party certificate-of-analysis data searchable, cross-referenced, and free to look up before a buyer commits to a purchase.

The registry was built because the space needed one. Testing labs have data. Buyers have questions. Legitimate vendors have documentation they would like potential customers to see. No one has been holding the middle of that triangle. This project attempts to.

Why a laboratory link is required

A certificate is listed when Freedom Diagnostics or Janoshik has published the page. The laboratory is the third party. That is the standard this registry is built to set, and it is what lets anyone open the link and read the same record.

A company cannot post a failure against another company. The laboratory has to publish it. The same rule keeps fabricated certificates off the record: an edited template, a forged failure, or a file this site would have to take on trust. If the laboratory has not published the page, it does not go up.

Failed results are often left off the public list. The person who paid for the test can email the laboratory, attach the certificate, and ask them to publish it. Freedom Diagnostics uses contact@freedomdiagnosticstesting.com. Janoshik uses the contact form on janoshik.com, subject Public Report Request.

What we publish

• Certificates of analysis that link to the laboratory page that issued them
• Factual vendor directory entries including known aliases, websites, and operating timelines
• A trusted testing lab directory covering methods, services, and turnaround
• Educational content on how to evaluate vendors and how independent testing works
• Editorial coverage of significant fraud patterns in the space

What we don't do

• Sell peptides. Truth In Peptides is not a vendor and never will be.
• Give medical advice. The site is educational only.
• Make defamatory accusations. Test results are published as facts; we do not editorialize a vendor's intent.
• Take money from vendors to rank higher. If rankings ever exist, criteria are published openly.

Editorial standards

Every published COA references its issuing testing lab. Every vendor entry cites its sources. Every editorial claim about the market is either sourced to a public statement, a documented test result, or clearly labeled as opinion. Corrections are logged and dated.

Contact: hello@truth-in-peptides.com