Janoshik: verify a certificate, see who it has tested
Anyone holding a Janoshik report can confirm it is the lab's by entering the task number + unique key on the lab's lookup page.
How to verify a Janoshik certificate
- Find the task number + unique key printed on the report (often under the QR code).
- Open the lab’s lookup: janoshik.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 Janoshik results count on PepAssure
Results read from Janoshik’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. A Janoshik 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 Janoshik results on file
- Verified Peptides185 results · latest Apr 24, 2026
- Prime Peptides30 results · latest Jul 10, 2026
- Panda Peptides29 results · latest Jul 25, 2026
- Limitless Life Nootropics24 results · latest Feb 9, 2026
- Peptide Supply22 results · latest Dec 18, 2025
- Peptide Hackers14 results · latest Jan 29, 2026
- Peptide Co11 results · latest Aug 12, 2025
- Swiss Chems3 results · latest Jun 25, 2026
- Geopeptides3 results · latest Jun 22, 2026
- Genetic Peptides USA2 results · latest Oct 12, 2026
A count is not a grade: it shows how much Janoshik 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.