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BioInfinity

The most open seller we have checked. It names its lab. It prints a purity figure for the batch. And it keeps a certificate library anyone can read, with no account.

Data sheet · Updated August 2026 · How we source this
The BioInfinity product page for BPC-157
BioInfinity's own BPC-157 page, captured 6 August 2026. The purity figure, the lab name, the batch number and the COA Library link are all theirs, not ours.
7/8
Checks they publish
99.89%
Purity on the batch we saw
BPC-157
Named
Testing lab
Verum Analytics
10 / 13
Compounds with their own page

The transparency check

Labels products research use onlyOn the product pages and across the site.
Publishes a purity figure per batchNot just “99%+”. BPC-157 shows 99.89%, tied to a batch.
Names the testing lab in publicIt names Verum Analytics, right on the product page.
Keeps a public certificate libraryA COA Library sits in the top menu. Anyone can open it.
Publishes prices without a sign-upPrices, sizes and bulk tiers are all there. No account needed.
Deep links to individual productsTen of our thirteen compounds have their own page.
States shipping terms up frontIt states a same-day cutoff and free shipping over $200.
? Certificate matched to a jar we orderedWe have not bought from any seller. That is a limit of our method, not a mark against them.

This scores what the seller publishes and we could check — not how well anything works. No site can honestly tell you that.

7 of 8 checks published — see for yourself

Everything scored above sits on their public pages. The certificate library, the purity figures and the prices are all readable with no account.

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Most sellers say a lab tested the batch. A few name the lab. This one names the lab, prints the number, and keeps every certificate where you can read it first.

What stands out

  1. A number, not a claim.

    “99%+ purity” is a sales line. “99.89%, tested by Verum Analytics” is a figure you can hold them to. Almost nobody here goes that far.

  2. The certificates are a library, not a request.

    A COA Library sits in the top menu. You do not have to email anyone. You do not have to buy first.

  3. Ten of our thirteen compounds have a page.

    That is more per-product coverage than any other seller we checked. Fewer dead ends when you want one specific thing.

  4. Shipping terms come before checkout.

    A same-day cutoff and free shipping over $200, both on the product page. Not buried in a policy.

What this check does and does not cover

We checked
  • What they state on their own product pages
  • Whether a testing lab is named in public
  • Whether certificates are reachable before you buy
  • Whether prices and shipping terms are public
  • Whether each product link lands on a real product
We did not check
  • Whether anything in a jar does anything
  • Whether the powder matches the certificate
  • Whether the compound is safe
  • Anything needing us to buy and test a product

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How we are paid

Some links here are affiliate links. We may earn a fee if you buy through one. It changes no row above. Each one is a yes, a no, or us saying we could not check it. Full disclosure.

Nothing on this page says any compound does anything for anyone. None of them is approved for people to take. Talk to a doctor about your health.
BioInfinity · 7/8 checks Names its lab · COA library
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