Batch testing for peptide vendors, with results your customers can check

A PDF on a seller's own website proves very little, and careful buyers know it. A Veritalys report is different: it lives on veritalys.com under a number you cannot edit, and anyone you give that number to can open it. That turns your certificate from a claim into evidence.

How it works for a vendor

1. Order one test per batch on the order page. Pick the compound and panel, and type your company or brand name as the name for the report.
2. Post one vial from the batch, sealed, straight to the laboratory. The posting instructions arrive by email within a minute of paying.
3. Get the report with its own number, VT- followed by 7 letters and digits, plus a QR code.
4. Link it from the product page. Use the address veritalys.com/verify/ followed by the report number. It opens the record directly, with no account and no download needed.

What your customers see

The verify page shows the same record the certificate was made from: the compound, the batch number, every result with its specification, the dates, and the chromatogram peaks. If anyone edits a copy of your certificate, the difference shows against the record. See a full sample certificate.

Which panel to test each batch on

Panel	What it answers	Price range
Identity, content and purity	the right compound, the right amount	€169 to €399
Plus endotoxin	and free of bacterial endotoxin	€259 to €439
Full panel	and no living contamination	€439 to €629

The full panel is the one to put on every batch if you want a single certificate that answers every question a buyer can ask: identity, milligrams in the vial, purity, endotoxin in EU per vial, and four microbiology tests. On all 39 compounds Janoshik also lists, our price is lower on every panel. For BPC-157 the full panel is €449 here against about €589 at Janoshik, and ours adds E. coli and Salmonella. All prices are on the price list.

Why per batch

A certificate is evidence about one vial from one batch. Careful buyers check that the batch on the certificate matches the batch on their vial. If it does not, the certificate tells them nothing about what they bought. Testing each batch, and naming it on the report, is what makes the link hold.

What you control

You choose who gets the report number. There is no public database, no directory and no search: report pages are marked so search engines leave them out. Publish the link on a product page, send it to one wholesale buyer, or keep it. What nobody can do, including you, is change a result once it is published.

Testing many batches

Email hello@veritalys.com with the compounds and how often you release batches. If a compound is not on the list, choose Something else on the order page and we will quote it.