About PeptideCensus

PeptideCensus is the independent index of public peptide lab results. We aggregate published third-party test results (COAs), track batch purity against label claims, and rank vendors by verified data — free, updated daily, with every number linked to its original source.

Why this exists

A large share of research peptides tested by independent labs miss their label claims. The data proving it is scattered across lab verification pages, vendor sites, and forum threads. We put it in one place and keep it current, so the published record — not marketing — decides who is trustworthy.

What we are not

We are not a lab, a tester, or a certifier. PeptideCensus does not conduct testing and never claims to. We collect what independent laboratories have already published, credit the source, and link to it. “Verified” on this site means a published third-party result exists — never that we verified it ourselves.

How the site is funded

Affiliate links and coupon codes on vendor pages, clearly labeled sponsored placements, and referral partnerships with testing laboratories. Commissions never influence scores or rankings; the full policy is on our How We Score page.

Nothing on this site is medical advice; compounds shown are sold for research purposes only.

Common questions

Who runs PeptideCensus?

PeptideCensus Editorial, an independent research team. We are not owned by, invested in, or paid by any peptide vendor or laboratory.

Does PeptideCensus test peptides?

No. We aggregate publicly published third-party lab results, credit the source, and link to it. “Verified” on this site means a published result exists, never that we tested it.

How does the site make money?

Affiliate links, coupon codes, labeled sponsored placements, and lab referral partnerships. Commissions never influence scores or rankings.