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Bioviridian

College Station, TX

Identity

Bioviridian Inc. (bioviridians.com) is an independent analytical testing laboratory based in College Station, TX, specializing in third-party characterization of synthetic peptides using LC-MS, MALDI-MS, and HPLC instrumentation.

Accreditation

Bioviridian's site does not claim ISO 17025 or any other laboratory accreditation.

Prof. Peptide checked Bioviridian against the searchable directories published by three accreditation bodies, as of September 5, 2026:

A2LA: No accreditation record found

ANAB: No accreditation record found

PJLA: No accreditation record found

What its reports contain

Peptide Purity Testing · LC-MS, HPLC, MALDI-MS

Identity, purity percentage, and net peptide content (NPC) of the vial's contents

Bacterial Endotoxin Testing (BET) · LAL and recombinant Factor C (rFC) assays, Charles River Endosafe system

Bacterial endotoxin contamination, per applicable pharmacopeial standard

Heavy Metal Analysis · ICP-MS

Screens 77 elements, including the major toxic heavy metals

Sterility Testing · USP <71>

Viable aerobic and anaerobic bacteria, fungi, and yeast, under aseptic conditions

How verification works

Bioviridian publishes issued Certificates of Analysis directly at bioviridians.com/coas/<code>.pdf — there's no login or lookup form. A reader can take the code printed on a vendor's certificate, request the same file directly from Bioviridian's own domain, and compare the two documents. Prof. Peptide has done this once, for the vendor Omega1: the vendor-hosted file and the lab-hosted file were byte-identical.

A byte match confirms the exact document a vendor displays also exists, unmodified, on Bioviridian's own domain — it does not confirm chain-of-custody between the tested sample and the specific vial a customer received. Prof. Peptide has performed this comparison for one vendor's certificate (Omega1), not independently for every vendor listed below.

Which PP-listed vendors use this lab

Limitations

  • Bioviridian does not claim ISO 17025 or another third-party lab accreditation, and Prof. Peptide found no record for it in A2LA, ANAB, or PJLA's own directories — see Accreditation above.
  • Prof. Peptide's byte-match verification has been performed for one vendor's certificate, not for every vendor listed below.
  • Prof. Peptide has not visited Bioviridian's laboratory or observed testing directly.

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