Genesis Peptides

Genesis Peptides is a US-based vendor serving both retail buyers and bulk customers, shipping within the United States. It maintains a catalogue of 47 peptides with extensive testing documentation — 120 COAs covering most of its products — though the lab is vendor-hosted rather than third-party verified. Reported purity averages 99.6%, and prices are listed for most offerings. Community signal is absent, leaving the texture of the buying experience — product quality, shipping reliability, customer service — undocumented.

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Anecdotal signals

Genesis Peptides lab testing & COAs

Testing coverage

Coverage
32 / 42
products carry a certificate (76%)
Test panel — products documenting each test
0 with the full safety panel
Identity / purity32/42
Fill weight / content29/42
Sterility0/42
Endotoxin0/42
Heavy metals0/42
Adipotide
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Identity —Purity —Weight —Endotoxin —Sterility —Metals —Independent lab —
AOD-9604
5 mg
Latest Jun 17, 2025stale
Identity —Purity ✓Weight ✓ 10.00 mgEndotoxin —Sterility —Metals —Independent lab —
ARA 290
5 mg
Latest Jun 17, 2025stale
Identity —Purity ✓Weight ✓ 5.00 mgEndotoxin —Sterility —Metals —Independent lab —
BPC-157
5 mg
Latest Jun 17, 2025stale
Identity —Purity ✓Weight ✓ 5.00 mgEndotoxin —Sterility —Metals —Independent lab —
Cagrilintide
5 mg
Latest Jun 17, 2025stale
Identity —Purity ✓Weight ✓ 5.00 mgEndotoxin —Sterility —Metals —Independent lab —
Cardiogen
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Identity —Purity —Weight —Endotoxin —Sterility —Metals —Independent lab —
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Common questions

Is Genesis Peptides legit?

We don't issue verdicts — we publish the evidence and let it speak. Our automated site audit has verified the vendor's published catalogue and COA surface. So far we have captured no substantiated community reports and no lab documents for Genesis Peptides. That absence is itself information: it does not prove anything is wrong, but it means independent evidence is thin — proceed accordingly.

Does Genesis Peptides publish third-party lab tests (COAs)?

32 of 42 observed peptides have a COA mapped to them. We hold 69 older lab documents, but none captured within the last 12 months.