Finnrick: verify a certificate, see who it has tested
Anyone holding a Finnrick report can confirm it is the lab's by entering the certificate ID on the lab's lookup page.
How to verify a Finnrick certificate
- Find the certificate ID printed on the report (often under the QR code).
- Open the lab’s lookup: www.finnrick.com/verify and enter it.
- Compare the lab’s copy with the one you hold: compound, lot, date, purity. Any difference means the document you were given is not the lab’s.
A match confirms the certificate is genuine. It does not prove that the vial in your hand came from the tested sample — only blind-buy testing does that. You can also run the check through our COA checker.
How Finnrick results count on PepAssure
Results read from Finnrick’s own public index are blind-tested — the vendor did not choose the sample — and carry full weight (1) in the Purity and CoA Verification pillars. Finnrick publishes grades rather than purity percentages for most results, so the purity average above reflects only the minority of rows that carry one. A Finnrick certificate that a vendor uploads is a different thing: it is a vendor-selected sample and counts at half weight.
Full rules on the methodology page.
Vendors with the most Finnrick results on file
- Qing Li Peptide22 results · latest Oct 9, 2026
- LiliPeptide19 results · latest Oct 12, 2026
- Nexaph18 results · latest Oct 20, 2026
- Uther17 results · latest Jul 20, 2026
- Dankang BioHealth15 results · latest Oct 20, 2026
- Shanghai ERP peptide Biotechnology15 results · latest Oct 14, 2026
- Reta-Peptide15 results · latest Oct 12, 2026
- Heman Peptide HM15 results · latest Sep 23, 2026
- Lumira14 results · latest Oct 20, 2026
A count is not a grade: it shows how much Finnrick evidence we hold for each vendor. The results themselves, with dates and links to the lab’s copy, are on each vendor’s page.
Other recognized labs
Counts regenerate hourly. “Recognized” describes whether a report can be checked by anyone holding it, not the lab’s accreditation or accuracy. Wrong or missing information about this lab: corrections.