Veritalys is an independent peptide testing platform that combines laboratories in six EU countries. Identity, purity and content from €169. A deeper full safety panel, with four microbiology tests where Janoshik runs two, for 22 to 25% less. Every report gets a permanent number anyone you give it to can check.
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A purity figure says how much of what the detector saw was your compound. It says nothing about whether the vial carries bacteria, mould or endotoxin. Those are the tests that get skipped, because elsewhere they cost more than the analysis itself.
| Panel | Veritalys | Janoshik equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| Identity, content and purity What the compound is, how many milligrams are in the vial, how pure it is. | €169 to €399 | €185 to €430 |
| Plus endotoxin Adds quantitative LAL, reported in EU per vial. | €259 to €439 | €340 to €585 |
| Full panel Adds endotoxin and four microbiology tests: aerobic count, yeast and mould, E. coli, Salmonella. | €449 to €629 | €589 to €835 |
Every compound is priced individually, not averaged into a band, so you pay what your analysis actually costs to run. BPC-157 purity is €169. MOTS-c is €359. A BPC-157 full panel is €449. Every compound is on the full price list, and the order page shows your exact price the moment you pick the compound.
Comparison prices are Janoshik's own published prices, read from their product pages on 8 September 2026 and converted at $1 to €0.86. We checked 39 of the 50 compounds we test and are cheaper on every one, and both columns above cover those 39. The 11 they do not list are priced on cost, with no comparison claimed; their full panel starts at €439. Both prices exclude postage, which you pay to your own carrier.
No account, no forms, no minimum. The whole thing is one vial in the post.
Pick the panel and pay. Your reference number and the posting address arrive by email within a minute.
Write the reference on the packet and post it to the address in the email. It goes straight to the laboratory, not to us. Tracked post is enough.
Seven working days for identity, content and purity, tracked on your status page from the moment the sample lands. Microbiology cultures need about two weeks more to grow, so allow for that if the batch is going to buyers.
You get the full report and a permanent record number. Anyone can look that number up here and see the same data you did.
Veritalys works with independent partner laboratories in Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria, Italy, Greece and France. You order once, post one vial, and get one report that anyone you choose can check.
Anyone can edit a PDF. A Veritalys report lives on veritalys.com, where the seller cannot touch it.
Whoever has the report number can open the record and compare it with the certificate they were sent. If one figure differs, the document was changed. Once a result is published, nobody can change it, not even us.
Test each batch and give customers the report number. It opens the record here, on veritalys.com, rather than a PDF on your own server.
That distinction is the whole point. A certificate hosted by the seller is a claim. A certificate the seller cannot edit, on a number they cannot change, is evidence.
There is no directory here, no browsable database and no list of who tested what. A result exists at one address, reachable by one number, and that number goes to you. Who you show it to is the entire access-control system.
Every report gets a permanent number that anyone holding it can check here. This is the part that makes a certificate worth anything, so it is not optional and it cannot be switched off after you see the result.
Type whatever you want at checkout. A company, a handle, or nothing, in which case it reads Anonymous submitter. We do not check it and you do not need to give a real identity to order.
No public database, no directory, no search engine. Report pages are marked noindex, so search engines leave them out. Your email and payment details never appear on a report at all, and no account is required to order.
Three things that make a Veritalys report worth more than the one you are using now.
Your sample goes to a contracted laboratory in the EU, chosen for the compound and the panel. No transatlantic shipping, no customs on the way out, euro pricing, and capacity that does not depend on one building being free.
Endotoxin and microbiology usually cost more than the analysis itself, so most people never order them. On the full panel they are in the price, and we run four microbiological tests where Janoshik's sterility add-on runs two. A BPC-157 full panel is €449 here against roughly €589 at Janoshik.
Every result names the method that produced it, the specification it was judged against, and whether it conforms. A number with no method behind it cannot be checked by anyone. Yours can.
Veritalys is an independent peptide testing platform in the European Union. It combines partner laboratories in six EU countries under one order: you pick a compound and panel online, post one vial, and get a certificate of analysis with a permanent report number that anyone you give it to can check on veritalys.com. Veritalys does not perform analysis itself; the partner laboratories run the tests.
Fifty, including BPC-157, TB-500, ipamorelin, CJC-1295, GHK-Cu, PT-141, KPV, epithalon, selank, semax, MOTS-c, tesamorelin, HGH, IGF-1 LR3, SS-31, LL-37, thymosin alpha, semaglutide, tirzepatide and retatrutide. The order page lists all of them and shows your price the moment you pick one. If yours is not there, ask and we will quote it.
From €169 for identity, content and purity, €259 with endotoxin, and €439 for the full panel. Every compound is priced individually, so BPC-157 purity is €169 and MOTS-c is €359. The order page shows your exact price the moment you pick the compound. Postage to the laboratory is yours to pay and is not included.
Yes, on all 39 of our compounds they list a price for, on every panel we sell. BPC-157 purity is €169 here against roughly €185 there. A BPC-157 full panel is €449 against roughly €589, and ours runs four microbiological tests where theirs runs two. Their prices come from their own product pages, read on 8 September 2026 and converted at $1 to €0.86.
Often enough that vendors test every batch. Failures range from mildly under-strength to the wrong compound entirely, and a vial that looks identical to a good one can be either. The only way to know which you have is to measure it.
Seven working days for identity, content and purity. The full panel adds about two weeks, because the microbiological cultures need that long to grow and no laboratory can shorten it.
Endotoxin, measured quantitatively and reported in EU per vial, plus four microbiological tests: total aerobic count, yeast and mould count, E. coli and Salmonella. Janoshik's sterility add-on covers the first two of those. A vial can be 99% pure and still be contaminated.
Purity is a ratio: how much of what the detector saw was your compound, given as a percentage of total peak area. Content is how many milligrams are actually in the vial. A sample can be 99% pure and still contain a third less material than the label claims, which is why we report both and why a single purity number tells you almost nothing on its own.
No. There is no directory and nothing is browsable. Every report has a permanent number, and a result is reachable only by that number, which goes to the customer. Who sees a result is entirely the customer's choice.
Yes. The customer types whatever name they want at checkout, or leaves it blank, in which case the report reads Anonymous submitter. No real identity is required to order. The name is anonymous on the record, not anonymous to Veritalys, which holds the email the report is sent to.
That the vial we received contained what the report says, measured by the methods named on it. That is what every certificate in this field represents, including the one you are using now. Batch confidence comes from testing regularly rather than once, which is why vendors submit each new batch.
Order takes about a minute. The address arrives by email. Results publish in roughly a week.