Testing laboratory · Reviewed 2026-11-04
AV Analytics, LLC (laboratory-stated operator) · 11400 State Highway 30, Suite 701, College Station, Texas 77845, United States
Legitimacy review
Yes. AV Analytics has a public analytical service, named founders and specific issued reports. Five complete three-page PDFs in this review match the laboratory’s originals. An accredited peptide-method scope and independent proficiency dataset were not established.
AV Analytics names Jason Snitker and Vanessa Montoya-Uribe, PhD, as founders. Its site and certificates give a College Station, Texas address. The reviewed certificates name Jason Snitker as analyst and Vanessa Montoya, PhD, as technical reviewer.
Five complete three-page original-file matches, explicit client and sample fields, repeat-vial measurements and a report-specific public lookup.
The reviewed first-party pages and certificates did not establish an independently confirmed ISO/IEC 17025 scope for the peptide methods discussed here.
Published prices are $170 for identity and purity, $215 including net content, $125 for endotoxin and $150 for the nine-metal panel. Bundle A combines identity, purity, content and endotoxin for $315. Full Panel A adds metals and growth-based sterility for $600. Standard UPLC-MS, rFC, ICP-MS and growth-based sterility work is quoted at 5–7 business days after sample acceptance. A 24-hour rush request requires prior approval and doubles the base analysis price.
The review confirms first-party service documentation and specific original reports. It did not establish a controlled blind comparison or proficiency-testing dataset.
The 37-report Bench Grade collection includes 32 exact certificate numbers that the current public lookup does not return. Matching originals name Aurevia Bioscience and need a separate retail-vendor attribution chain. Public documentation and complete-report review, without an on-site inspection or independently commissioned blind testing.
AV Analytics describes itself as an independent laboratory in College Station, Texas. Its founders are Jason Snitker and Vanessa Montoya-Uribe, PhD. The address printed on the reviewed reports matches its website. Authoritative domain records date avanalytical.com to April 22, 2026, which establishes the domain’s age rather than a corporate founding date.
The matched Cartalax, DSIP, Pinealon, Thymosin Alpha-1 and Retatrutide reports each retain three pages. Their four analytical categories are chromatographic purity, mass-spectrometry identity, net content and endotoxin. The reports show individual measurements for three submitted vials and supporting chromatograms or mass spectra. The endotoxin pages use recombinant Factor C fluorescence, with results and assay controls reported separately.
Five of 37 AV certificate numbers hosted by Bench Grade returned public records on November 4, 2026. All five full laboratory PDFs matched the vendor-hosted copies byte for byte. The other 32 exact numbers returned no record. Those outcomes belong to the individual certificates. The returned PDFs name Aurevia Bioscience as client, so issuer verification alone does not establish their relationship to a different retailer.
The current service menu includes a nine-metal ICP-MS panel, rapid growth-based sterility, water content, pH, benzyl alcohol analysis and stability studies as well as core peptide testing. Those advertised capabilities are separate from the assays actually present in an older report. Full Panel A costs $600 per sample and combines six categories, while the reviewed three-page examples contain four.
The laboratory quotes identity and purity at $170 per sample, identity, purity and content at $215, and its four-category Bundle A at $315. Standard analytical work takes 5–7 business days from acceptance. The laboratory reviews the sample matrix, condition and requested specifications before accepting the scope. Published rush work requires approval, and a microbial growth cycle still takes its required time.
An independently confirmed accredited peptide-method scope was not established in this review. The public reports and service descriptions support a finding that the laboratory issues detailed analytical documents. Separate evidence would be needed to assess proficiency across blinded samples or performance against other laboratories.
COA verification
Enter the full certificate number at the laboratory’s CoA Search page, open the returned PDF, and compare every page with the supplied original.
Result handling
The public lookup returns the identifier and its complete laboratory PDF matches the retained original.
The functioning public lookup returns no record for the exact printed certificate number. Recheck transcription and retain that report-specific result.
Record a materially different sample, client, lot or analytical result when comparing the returned document.
A blocked, timed-out or unusable response leaves the lookup unresolved.
AV Analytics is a reference-only laboratory outside the fixed automated checker dataset.
A retained report without an independently matched issuer record remains a checked document.
Certificate structure
The five matched reports each contain three pages covering results, supporting chromatograms and sample photographs, and the endotoxin assay. Retain all three pages.
Count identity, purity, net content and endotoxin as four categories. Three vial measurements, control recoveries and instrument-validity checks are supporting detail within those categories.
Evidence boundaries
Review receipts
Public search record
First-party laboratory pages establish the named founders, College Station address, methods, prices and public lookup. Five exact complete PDF matches establish document provenance. A broader independent proficiency dataset and accredited peptide-method scope were not established.
Sources
Reusable integration rule: Verify each full certificate number and complete PDF separately, and keep laboratory issuance distinct from vendor attribution.
Frequently asked questions
Named laboratory with verifiable report originals. Yes. AV Analytics has a public analytical service, named founders and specific issued reports. Five complete three-page PDFs in this review match the laboratory’s originals. An accredited peptide-method scope and independent proficiency dataset were not established.
Published prices are $170 for identity and purity, $215 including net content, $125 for endotoxin and $150 for the nine-metal panel. Bundle A combines identity, purity, content and endotoxin for $315. Full Panel A adds metals and growth-based sterility for $600. Standard UPLC-MS, rFC, ICP-MS and growth-based sterility work is quoted at 5–7 business days after sample acceptance. A 24-hour rush request requires prior approval and doubles the base analysis price.
Accredited peptide-method scope not established. The reviewed first-party pages and certificates did not establish an independently confirmed ISO/IEC 17025 scope for the peptide methods discussed here.
Enter the full certificate number at the laboratory’s CoA Search page, open the returned PDF, and compare every page with the supplied original.
The reviewed sources did not establish that vendors can purchase a passing result from AV Analytics. That is not an audited independence guarantee: sample selection, who pays, publication rights, blind-testing controls, and correction history still matter.
The public record establishes the laboratory’s submitted sample, not every vial subsequently sold by a retailer.
A blocked, timed-out or unusable response leaves the lookup unresolved.
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