Where to get peptides tested in Australia

If you want a peptide independently tested in Australia, you have three real options: send it overseas (typically Janoshik in the Czech Republic), submit it to LabDoc for testing through its independent Australian partner laboratory, or rely on the CoA the vendor provides. Each has a cost, a turnaround time, and a trust profile. Here's the unvarnished comparison.

The three real options

1. LabDoc: A$549 per vial, 3-7 business days

Submit one or more vials to LabDoc's Australian intake address. Every sample is run by an independent Australian partner laboratory for LC-MS identity and HPLC purity (peptide content quantitation included on request). The full CoA, with the original chromatogram preserved, is published to a public verification URL you can share or embed on a vendor's site. Endotoxin and contaminants are optional add-ons per vial. See current pricing.

2. Janoshik (Czech Republic): ~€60-90 per test, 3-5 weeks all-in

Janoshik is the long-running independent testing service most of the global peptide community used before local options existed. Quality of the underlying analysis is good. The catch is logistics: international shipping from Australia takes 1-2 weeks each way, customs occasionally holds vials, and the round-trip is realistically 3-5 weeks. Per-test cost is similar but FX and shipping bring the all-in number above LabDoc once you're past one or two vials.

3. Vendor-supplied CoA: free, but provenance varies

Many AU vendors ship a Certificate of Analysis with each order. A genuine third-party CoA tied to your batch number is meaningful data. A re-used PDF, an image-only "CoA" with no chromatogram, or a CoA from a lab that doesn't exist online is not. Read how to read a peptide CoA before relying on one.

Side-by-side

FactorLabDocJanoshik (overseas)Vendor CoA
Per-vial cost (1 vial)A$549~A$110-150 all-inIncluded
Per-vial cost (2+ vials)A$549 each - no volume discount~A$95-130 all-inIncluded
Turnaround3-7 business days3-5 weeksImmediate
Identity (LC-MS)YesYesSometimes
Purity (HPLC + chromatogram)YesYesSometimes
Tied to your specific batchYesYesShould be, verify
Public verification URLYesYesVendor-controlled
Customs riskDomestic postInternational bordern/a

Which to pick

What LabDoc actually does

LabDoc is the only Australian-based independent peptide testing aggregator publishing every result publicly. We follow a documented three-test methodology (LC-MS identity, HPLC purity, quantitative HPLC content), coordinate analysis through an independent Australian partner laboratory, and preserve the original chromatograms on every certificate. Start a sample submission here. Postage label and packing slip are generated automatically.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the closest peptide testing lab in Australia?

LabDoc accepts vials from anywhere in Australia at an Australian intake address and routes samples to an independent Australian partner laboratory. There is no need to find a local lab yourself; postage label and packing slip are generated when you submit.

How much does peptide testing cost in Australia?

A$549 for a single vial covering LC-MS identity, HPLC purity and quantitative content. Endotoxin (+A$300) and contaminants (+A$200) can be added per vial. See the testing page for current pricing.

How long does Australian peptide testing take?

LabDoc publishes most certificates within 3-7 business days of the vial arriving at the Australian intake address. Sending the same vial overseas to Janoshik typically takes 3-5 weeks including international shipping.

Can I trust the CoA my vendor sent me?

Sometimes. A genuine third-party CoA tied to your exact batch number, with the chromatogram preserved, from a lab that has an identifiable web presence is meaningful. A re-used PDF or image-only document isn't. Read our guide on how to read a CoA.