TrustPointe Analytics
Updated
Dorr, MI
Identity
- TrustPointe Analytics’ certificates, as served by its own COA verification, print the laboratory as TrustPointe Analytics LLC, Dorr, MI (Prof. Peptide, October 9, 2026). (Source: trustpointelims.com/TrustPointe/login, read October 9, 2026.)
- Its About page states that it was founded in November 2023 and is led by experienced pharmaceutical chemists. (Source: trustpointeanalytics.com/pages/about-us, read October 21, 2026.)
- Its home page states that it validates its test methods to United States Pharmacopeia (USP) standards and lists potency, purity, endotoxin and microbial testing. (Source: trustpointeanalytics.com, read October 21, 2026.)
Accreditation
The pages of trustpointeanalytics.com read on October 21, 2026 (home, about) state no laboratory accreditation.
How verification works
TrustPointe states that it loads its certificates on its website for verification. Its COA verification (trustpointelims.com) takes the key printed on a certificate and serves the lab’s copy; Prof. Peptide’s matches were byte-identical to the vendor’s files, after an invented key and a real key changed by one character both returned “Invalid verification key.” (October 9, 2026).
A match confirms the certificate is TrustPointe’s own record for that key; it does not confirm chain of custody between the tested sample and a specific vial.
Source: trustpointeanalytics.com, October 21, 2026.
Certificates Prof. Peptide matched at TrustPointe Analytics
3 certificates from 1 vendor, each found at TrustPointe Analytics’ own lookup after that lookup refused an invented code, and counted by the same rule as the vendor’s verification panel.
- Limitless Biotech · 3 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 TrustPointe Analytics offers.
Sterility (culture screen) · Endotoxin (USP <85>)
Limitations
- Prof. Peptide checks certificates through the same public lookup a reader would use, and has not visited the laboratory or observed testing directly.