How it works & terms

What this is

Group Lab Tests lets a group split the cost of independent, third-party lab testing on a shared batch of research compounds. Everyone who joins a test chips in toward the lab’s fee, and everyone who paid gets the certificate of analysis (COA).

Research use only. Nothing here is medical advice, and nothing here is for human consumption. A result describes the sample the lab tested, not every vial in a batch.

Money

• Your share is fixed when sign-ups close: the lab’s price plus shipping, split evenly (vial donors get a discount; custom COAs cost extra).
• Some tests add a small dropout cushion so the test isn’t left short if someone drops out after paying.
• The organizer records what was paid to the lab. Each test page shows what was collected, what went to the lab, and what’s left.
• Anything left over is credited back to the people who paid, toward their next test. Prefer the money back? Ask the organizer.
• Once the lab order is placed, the lab fee can’t be refunded. If a test is cancelled before that, you get your share back.
• Unpaid spots may be released after the pay-by date; you’ll get a reminder the day before.

Independence

Participants pay for the testing, and results are reported exactly as the lab issues them — good or bad. Results belong to the people who paid: the COA and its summary go to paid members only, unless the group chooses to make a test public. Where the lab offers one, a verification link comes with the COA so members can confirm the report is genuine. The organizer may also be involved in the peptide industry; that never changes what gets published.

Your information

We keep what’s needed to run a test: your email, your Telegram username (every member needs one; you verify it with Loretta, our Telegram bot), which tests you’re in, and your payments (including the wallet address a crypto payment came from). It’s used only to run group tests and isn’t sold or shared. Ask the organizer to remove your details at any time.