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A paid lab test for $99, by HPLC and mass spec

Anyone can order a lab test of one sealed vial for $99. The lab reports identity, purity and the amount in the vial. You can pay by card or with USDT.

Illustration: a sealed vial on a padded pouch beside a three-page lab report showing blank result bars, one sharp peak and a row of spectrum lines, with a bank card and a coin

On 16 October 2026 we opened an order page for a paid lab test. The first price was $100 per test.

On 21 October the price became $99. Each test covers one product and the compound named on its label. The lab gives three results: identity (is the compound in the vial), purity, and the amount in the vial. It uses HPLC and mass spectrometry.

On 22 October we named the lab: Krause Analytical, an independent lab in Austin, Texas, open since 2016. We also published a sample report in the layout of the lab's current reports: the results on page 1, the chromatogram on page 2 and the mass spectrum on page 3. The sample uses made-up numbers and is marked as a sample. It is not a lab result.

The same day, a single test could also be paid in USDT on the Tron network (TRC-20). Each order gets its own amount, between 99.01 and 99.99 USDT, so we can match the payment to the order.

A vial you send yourself is a private test. You post it to the lab with a chain-of-custody form that we email you. The full report comes to you by email, unchanged. We do not publish it unless you ask us to.

You can add an endotoxin test for $120 or a sterility test for $125 per product, at the lab's price. The test is for research and quality checks only. It is not medical advice.