Who operates Peptide Checker?

Peptide Checker is operated by Peptide Lab Pty Ltd, an Australian peptide retailer. The ownership is disclosed because hidden ownership would destroy the trust value of the platform.

Can competitors correct a score?

Yes. Vendors can submit dated source evidence and correction requests. Updates are published with a change history.

Public methodology

The rubric is the moat.

Peptide Checker is operated by Peptide Lab Pty Ltd. That disclosure is not hidden. The way this platform earns trust is by scoring every supplier with the same public criteria, including Peptide Lab.

Years in business5 pts

Verified founding date, ABN registration, archive records, and visible business continuity.

Public batch records15 pts

Batch IDs visible without an account, with COAs linked to the exact batch.

COA availability15 pts

Share of visible SKUs with public COAs dated within the last 12 months.

Ownership transparency8 pts

Owner, operator, or responsible entity visible enough for a buyer to verify.

Customer review aggregate12 pts

Trustpilot, ProductReview, forum, support, and complaint data, dated and sourced.

Support response time10 pts

Monthly test email result and time to first useful response.

Cold chain documentation8 pts

Whether temperature-sensitive handling is documented before payment.

TGA enforcement history-20 pts

Penalty for verified public enforcement action. No claim is made without a source.

Founder visibility5 pts

Named human leadership, founder video, or verifiable operator identity.

Right of reply respected5 pts

Whether the vendor responds to correction requests and disputed findings.

Site clarity and terms5 pts

Returns, shipping, disclaimers, contact routes, and checkout terms are findable.

Australian operation7 pts

Verifiable AU dispatch, AU support, AU entity, or AU operating footprint.

Product diversity5 pts

Catalogue breadth, scored lightly so a focused operator is not unfairly punished.

Pricing transparency5 pts

Prices visible without an account, no hidden fees, and no bait checkout path.

How a vendor becomes scored

Collect public evidence with source URLs and dates.
Run the same rubric across every vendor.
Send a right-of-reply request before publishing harsh findings.
Publish the score, source links, review date, and change history.
Update monthly or when credible corrections arrive.

What we will not do

We will not call a supplier fake, unsafe, illegal, or a scam without source evidence strong enough to publish. Missing evidence is scored as missing evidence. It is not inflated into a claim we cannot prove.