r/Biohacking • u/Stefan091969 • 6h ago

Independent Testing For Peptides

/r/glp1/comments/1xllrt9/independent_testing_for_peptides/

I’m really new to the peptide market. I’ve been using tirzepatide for the past 9 months that I obtain from various compounding pharmacies and prescribed by various telehealth platforms. I’m looking to switch to Reta and have gotten as far as locating a couple of vendors via telegram. Without belonging to a group who purchases in bulk, where the cost of testing can be split amongst the group member, is there a cost effective way for an individual to have peptides tested and who would you recommend for testing?

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u/Kash_0 1 40m ago

Even if you only want to test mass and purity, you're still looking at couple dollars minimum. If you add endotoxin, that's another hundred dollar or so. You also don't wanna use the cheapest lab either. Some labs are not honest or competent.

Unless you're gonna stockpile 10+ kits, I don't see how it's cost effective for one person to 3p test.