Our commitment

We do not sell peptides

Not now, and not later. We do not manufacture, distribute, resell, or take commission from anyone who does. We will not recommend a vendor, and we do not accept payment for a favourable mention.

Every certificate names the laboratory that ran it

Not "an accredited partner" or "our laboratory network". The actual facility, named, on the certificate. You can look them up, and so can the vendor you bought from.

Every certificate can be checked by anyone

Each one carries an identifier that anybody can verify at veriphase.ca/verify — without an account, without contacting us, and without being the person who ordered it.

That matters most when a result is disputed. You can show a seller the certificate and they can confirm for themselves that it is genuine, without having to take your word for it or ours. Verification deliberately reveals nothing about who ordered the test.

We report content separately from purity

These are different questions and one flatters the other. A vial can be 99% pure and still hold a quarter less peptide than the label claims, because purity measures the target against peptide-related impurities and says nothing about salt, solvent or water.

Across the largest dataset available, the most common failure was not the wrong compound or poor purity — it was the right peptide, pure enough, in the wrong quantity.

We publish what a measurement cannot tell you

Every analytical method has limits, and we want you to know what they are.

Your sample stays in Canada

Analysis is performed in Ontario. Your vial does not cross a border, clear customs, or spend three weeks in international post — which is the alternative most Canadians currently have.