CONFIDENTIAL — APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE · BUREAU FILE COPY RECORDS CURRENT AS OF 29 MAY 2026 · DISTRIBUTION: UNRESTRICTED
VendorInvestigator Independent Testing Bureau · Public Records Division
DOCKET YEAR 2026 · VOL. II
35,156 SAMPLES ON FILE
No fee · No favor
Bureau of Record · Est. 2025Docket Vol. II

Every vial
on the record.
No exceptions.

VendorInvestigator is an independent watchdog. We buy peptides the way you do, send them to seven contract laboratories, and publish every result as a public case file — 35,156 samples across 218 subjects and counting. Case files updated 29 May 2026.

35,156
Samples logged
218
Subjects under watch
295
Compounds analyzed
7
Contract laboratories
File 02

The Rap Sheet

LOWEST MEAN SCORES · MIN. 10 SAMPLES
Buyer advisorySubjects below repeatedly shipped product that diverged from label claims under laboratory analysis.
№SubjectVerdictSamplesMeanWorstLast seen
01 Peptides For SaleCASE #VI-2026-0614 UNDER REVIEW 21 3.1 D 2.0 20 Mar 2025
02 Peptide GurusCASE #VI-2026-0854 UNDER REVIEW 45 3.6 D 0.0 3 Jul 2025
03 DeuschemCASE #VI-2026-0004 UNDER REVIEW 29 4.1 C 0.0 6 Nov 2025
04 Peptides 4 ResearchCASE #VI-2026-0511 UNDER REVIEW 20 4.3 C 3.1 21 May 2025
05 Coastal PeptidesCASE #VI-2026-0958 UNDER REVIEW 26 4.7 C 0.0 28 Mar 2025
06 Amplified AminoCASE #VI-2026-0748 UNDER REVIEW 12 4.9 C 2.2 19 Feb 2025

Full standings for all 218 subjects in the Subject Index →

File 04

How the Bureau Works

Acquire

Samples arrive by anonymous market purchase and community intake. Chain of custody is logged from the moment a parcel is opened.

Submit evidence →

Analyze

Each vial is blind-coded and dispatched to contract labs for a full work-up — purity, potency, heavy metals, bacterial endotoxins and sterility. No subject knows which lab holds its sample.

Read the methods →

Publish

Scores from 0–10 are entered into the public record, verdicts are stamped, and batch numbers become checkable by anyone.

Verify a batch →
File 05

The Laboratory Battery

EVERY SAMPLE · SIX ASSAYS
Full panelPurity is only the first question. A vial that passes purity can still fail on toxic metals, pyrogens, or sterility — so the bureau runs all six and files each result on its own.
AssayWhat it catchesMethodStandard
IdentityWrong or substituted moleculeLC-MSMass confirmation
PurityImpurities & degradation productsHPLC-UVUSP · 98% floor
Potency / contentUnder- or over-dosed vs. labelHPLC±5% target
Heavy metalsLead, arsenic, cadmium, mercuryICP-MSUSP <232>/<233>
Bacterial endotoxinsPyrogens — fever & reactionsLALUSP <85> · EU/mg
Sterility & bioburdenLive bacterial / fungal growthCultureUSP <71>

A subject that clears purity but fails an elemental-impurity or endotoxin check is flagged in the record — the panel is reported assay by assay, never averaged into a single number that hides a safety failure. Read the full methods →