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Forge Performance Co (forgeperformanceco.com) is a Texas-registered LLC based in the Austin area, supplying research compounds across five collections — Metabolic Authority, Cellular Drive, Growth & Repair, Aesthetics & Focus, and Lab Essentials — plus a line of stacks. Its catalog, per-vial prices, and a public, batch-searchable Certificate of Analysis library are all openly browsable without an account. Payment options include ACH, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, and cryptocurrency, with card processing noted as in progress; US shipping is free over $200. Compounds by research area:

Metabolic Authority

Retatrutide (GLP-RT), Tirzepatide (GLP-TZ), Cagrilintide, and HCG

Recovery & Tissue Repair

BPC-157, TB-500

Growth & Repair

CJC-1295, Ipamorelin, Sermorelin, Tesamorelin

Aesthetics & Focus

GHK-Cu, Semax, Melanotan 2, and the coded KLOW and IGNITION blends

Gut Health & Immunity

Thymosin Alpha-1

Cellular Drive

MOTS-c, NAD+, Glutathione, and SLU-PP-332

Stacks

WOLVERINE (BPC-157 + TB-500), REBUILD (GHK-Cu + KPV), and a Tesamorelin + Ipamorelin blend

Lab Essentials

bacteriostatic water and reconstitution supplies

Forge labels its two GLP-class metabolic compounds with coded names that follow the GLP-tier convention other vendors use: GLP-RT is Retatrutide and GLP-TZ is Tirzepatide. We list each under both its compound name and its code — “Retatrutide (GLP-RT)” — so a reader searching Forge’s store for the coded name still lands on the right compound. That mapping is confirmed to us first-hand rather than read off a certificate.

Forge publishes a public, batch-searchable Certificate of Analysis library at forgeperformanceco.com/coas, with a verification walkthrough at /verify-a-coa. Each batch is tied to a specific vial, keyed by cap and crimp color to the matching certificate. The certificates come from three independent US laboratories — Freedom Diagnostics, ILS Laboratories, and Kovera Labs — and each is designed to be confirmed on the issuing laboratory’s own public verifier, using the report, search, or access code printed on the report, rather than on any page Forge hosts. Across the library, the documented panel covers HPLC purity, identity by LC-MS, net-peptide content, heavy-metals screening by ICP-MS, endotoxin testing under USP <85>, a microbial screen by PCR, and a fentanyl screen by LC-MS. The fentanyl screen is the notable point: almost none of the vendors we cover run one, and Forge documents it per batch.

Two points of context. None of Forge’s three labs prints an ISO/IEC 17025 or A2LA accreditation mark on its certificates, so no accreditation is claimed here — the strength of the program is the breadth of the panel and the fact that every certificate is independently verifiable on the issuing lab’s own portal, not a printed accreditation. And a published testing panel describes what is measured, not a purity result: a researcher should look up the specific batch on hand on the issuing laboratory’s verifier before use.

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