The Disguised Difference · Testing transparency
Meet the labs.
Understand the testing.
Explore the independent laboratories featured in our testing resources, where they operate, and what makes their services different. Then verify the report for your exact batch.
San Diego, California
ILS Laboratories
Broad QC panels & digital traceability.
Explore ILS Laboratories →Hudson, New Hampshire
Chromate
Analytical breadth & sample consistency.
Explore Chromate →Franklin, Tennessee
Freedom Diagnostics
Peptide analysis & public COA lookup.
Explore Freedom Diagnostics →Different capabilities. A clearer picture.
These are published laboratory capabilities. The tests completed on a Disguised Alpha batch are the ones listed on that batch’s report.
| Facility | Location | Useful distinction | Verification |
|---|---|---|---|
| ILS Laboratories | San Diego, CA | Bundled chemistry and microbiology QC; rapid DNA-based microbial screening. | QR-linked COA verification |
| Chromate | Hudson, NH | Broad analytical menu, additional-sample comparisons, and incubation-based sterility testing. | Online Verify portal |
| Freedom Diagnostics | Franklin, TN | Peptide purity, identity and content analysis; optional contamination screens. | Accession-number or company lookup |
How to get more from a COA
01 · Match the sample
Check the product, strength, batch identifier, and report date against the item you are researching.
02 · Read the methods
Look at what was measured, the method, units, and limits. Purity, identity, and content are different results.
03 · Verify at the source
Use the report’s verification code, QR link, or accession number to check the issuing lab’s record.
Questions about the facilities
Why use more than one testing laboratory?
Laboratories offer different methods, panels, and reporting tools. The value is choosing a suitable analysis and making the resulting report traceable. The issuing lab and performed tests are identified on each COA.
Are all “sterility” tests the same?
No. The laboratories here publish different approaches, including incubation, DNA microarray, and PCR screening. Their methods and scope should be read on the individual report; the names alone do not make them interchangeable.
Can I submit a sample myself?
Contact the lab directly to confirm the compound, requested tests, sample amount, shipping instructions, and current price. You can also review our product verification program before arranging a submission.
Ready to check a batch?
Keep the laboratory background and the actual test result side by side.
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