Peptide testing labs in the Peptides Vietnam comparison number eight, and only three publish a price. Five let a reader check a report. Three hold a numbered ISO/IEC 17025 certificate. No single lab shows all three.
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Janoshik. Published price: $180 to $300 per compound. Report check: Number, key, QR. Accreditation: None claimed.
MZ Biolabs. Published price: None published. Report check: Client login only. Accreditation: DEA Schedule III licence.
Titreon. Published price: No price list. Report check: Number, key, QR. Accreditation: In progress.
Vanguard. Published price: Not retrieved. Report check: Reporting hub. Accreditation: A2LA 6377.01.
Colmaric. Published price: None published. Report check: None documented. Accreditation: PJLA 86258.
Micro Quality Labs. Published price: None published. Report check: None public. Accreditation: A2LA 3034.01.
ILS. Published price: $200 to $600 per panel. Report check: Access code, QR. Accreditation: Claimed, no body named.
Freedom Diagnostics. Published price: $200.00. Report check: Public lookup. Accreditation: None found in a registry.
Read the gaps with care. Vanguard's and Colmaric's sites returned HTTP 403. The page logs a block as a tooling limit, never as proof that a lab lacks something. Janoshik's price is an archive snapshot from 21 December 2025. Its live list could not be reached at the recheck.
Source: the eight lab records at Peptides Vietnam, which it fetched on 13 September 2026.
Vanguard's certificate runs to September 30, 2027. The page read its full three page scope. It covers food and environmental microbiology, heavy metals and trace elements, residual solvents and preservatives. Peptide purity and identity are not in it, so the peptide report is not the accredited work. Micro Quality Labs, now Certified Laboratories, holds one valid to January 31, 2027 and offers no peptide testing. Colmaric's number matches in two directories but was not checked against the live registry. ILS claims the standard but names no body or number. Titreon expects its own in late 2026.
Sources: the A2LA records for certificates 6377.01 and 3034.01; two lab directories for the PJLA number.
The three prices do not pay for the same work. Janoshik's per compound price bundles identity, amount and purity. Freedom Diagnostics lists purity and identity together at $200.00. ILS lists an HPLC panel at $200 per sample and a full panel at $600. The extra $400 adds endotoxin, a rapid sterility screen and heavy metals. That gap matters. MZ Biolabs says purity testing does not cover activity, sterility, endotoxins, heavy metals or pH. On turnaround, Freedom Diagnostics states 2 to 4 days and ILS about one week. The page says to confirm price and timing with the lab before sending a sample.
Sources: the Freedom Diagnostics, ILS and MZ Biolabs sites, fetched 13 September 2026; the archived Janoshik price list.
Does the page rank the eight labs? No. It gives no score. Janoshik is noted as a common first test. The page says that reflects how often its reports are published, not a measured result.
Did Peptides Vietnam test a sample itself? No. It ordered no test and holds no first-hand report. Every figure is a lab or registry publication, quoted.
How solid are the sources behind each record? Mixed, and the page marks which is which. Of 53 numbered sources, it flags 16 its checker could not open again. Each lab's methods and any sample report sit in all eight lab records and their sources, in the resources section of Peptides Vietnam.
Sources: the method notes and numbered source list on the Peptides Vietnam page.