BioRegen
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Identity
- BioRegen describes itself as a third-party testing lab for peptides, supplements, nootropics and research chemicals, reporting purity and identity by UPLC-MS, net content, endotoxin (LAL) and pH, each on its own certificate, from a USA-based lab. (Source: bioregen.com, read October 21, 2026.)
- Its About page states that endotoxin is measured on a Charles River Endosafe nexgen-PTS LAL system. (Source: bioregen.com/about, read October 21, 2026.)
Accreditation
The pages of bioregen.com read on October 21, 2026 (home, about, contact) state no laboratory accreditation.
How verification works
BioRegen states that every certificate carries a COA number and a security key that anyone can check on bioregen.com. Prof. Peptide’s matches used the lab’s report lookup (bioregen.com/report/).
A match confirms the certificate is BioRegen’s own record for that COA number; it does not confirm chain of custody between the tested sample and a specific vial.
Source: bioregen.com, October 21, 2026.
Certificates Prof. Peptide matched at BioRegen
5 certificates from 2 vendors, each found at BioRegen’s own lookup and counted by the same rule as the vendor’s verification panel.
- BioLongevity Labs · 3 certificates, checked October 9, 2026
- NextGenPeps · 2 certificates, checked October 9, 2026
Tests reported on the matched certificates
As the certificates above report them. A test absent from this list was not on these certificates; it says nothing about what BioRegen offers.
Purity (HPLC) · Net peptide content · Identity · Appearance
Limitations
- Prof. Peptide checks certificates through the same public lookup a reader would use, and has not visited the laboratory or observed testing directly.