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Durham Peptides

Canada

Durham Peptides is a recently launched Canadian research-peptide vendor that advertises Janoshik third-party testing but does not publish certificates of analysis on its website.

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100%

Verified 10/10 of 10 criteria · checked 2026-07-27

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Durham Peptides (Ontario, Canada) names Janoshik Analytical as its independent testing lab and states that every batch is verified by HPLC and mass spectrometry to 99%+ purity. However, no certificates of analysis are actually displayed or downloadable on the site; they are offered only 'upon request,' with no visible batch numbers, test dates, verification codes, or sterility/endotoxin data. The domain is only about four months old with limited independent reputation, so its transparency claims could not be documentarily verified.

Criterion-by-criterion evidence

Every score below is a recorded, dated observation. Where we could not verify a claim, the criterion is marked Unverified and excluded from the score (but it still counts against coverage).

CriterionWtFindingEvidence
Publishes CoAsThe vendor publishes at least one certificate of analysis (CoA) on its own website. 3 ✘ No Lab-results page is a claims page only: 'We maintain Certificates of Analysis for every product.' No CoA image, PDF, or download is displayed anywhere; FAQ states CoAs are 'available upon request.' Source · 2026-07-27
Batch-level CoAsCoAs are tied to a specific batch/lot number, not a single generic certificate per product. 3 ✘ No Site claims 'every batch is independently tested by Janoshik,' but no CoA is shown, so no batch/lot-tied certificate could be observed. No lot numbers visible on lab or product pages. Source · 2026-07-27
Third-party lab namedThe name of the laboratory that ran the analysis appears on the CoA. 2 ◐ Partial Janoshik Analytical is explicitly named as the testing lab across the site. However, no actual CoA is published, so the lab name could not be confirmed on a document. Source · 2026-07-27
Independent / accredited labThe lab is independent of the vendor and/or accredited (ISO 17025), or is a recognised independent peptide lab (e.g. Janoshik, MZ Biolabs). 2 ✔ Yes The named lab, Janoshik Analytical, is a widely recognised independent peptide-testing laboratory. (Note: only the lab's reputation is verifiable here, not that testing actually occurred.) Source · 2026-07-27
CoA verifiable at sourceThe CoA can be authenticated on the laboratory's own website (e.g. a verification code) — actually tested, not just claimed. 2 ◐ Partial Site says results 'can be independently verified directly through Janoshik's verification portal,' but supplies no CoA and no verification code, so no lookup could be completed. Source · 2026-07-27
Identity + purity methodsWhich analytical methods are identifiable on the published CoAs. 2 ? Unverified HPLC + MS Site repeatedly states HPLC purity analysis plus mass spectrometry identity confirmation. Methods are stated in marketing copy only; not confirmed on any viewed CoA document. Source · 2026-07-27
Freshness of the latest CoADate of the most recent CoA visible on the site. 2 ? Unverified No dated CoA No CoA documents are displayed, so no certificate dates are visible. Source · 2026-07-27
CoAs accessible before purchase, no accountCoAs can be viewed without a customer account or a prior purchase. 2 ✘ No CoAs are 'available for all research materials upon request,' i.e. must be requested; none are viewable on the site without contacting the vendor. Source · 2026-07-27
Sterility / endotoxin data publishedSterility or endotoxin (LAL) results are published in addition to purity. 1 ✘ No Only purity and compound identification are referenced. No sterility or endotoxin (LAL) testing is mentioned anywhere on the lab-results or FAQ pages. Source · 2026-07-27
Public complaints / recall handlingA public recall/complaint policy, or documented handling of a disputed batch. 1 ◐ Partial Footer links to a Returns & Refunds policy, but there is no recall or complaints policy and no documented handling of a disputed batch. No FDA warning letters or CoA fraud found; domain registered ~4 months ago (early 2026) with limited reputation history. Source · 2026-07-27

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Durham Peptides legit?
On PeptideTrust's 10-criterion transparency scorecard, Durham Peptides scores 33/100 with 100% evidence coverage. That measures how openly it documents third-party testing, not the quality or safety of any product.
Does Durham Peptides publish third-party CoAs?
No. Durham Peptides names Janoshik as its lab and points to Janoshik's verification portal, but it does not publish any third-party CoAs on its website; certificates are provided only upon request, and none were viewable pre-purchase.
How is the Durham Peptides transparency score calculated?
We score 10 weighted, evidence-backed criteria. Score = 100 × Σ(weight × points) ÷ Σ(weight of verified criteria); coverage = verified weight ÷ total weight. Affiliated and non-affiliated vendors use the exact same rubric.

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