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Testing laboratory · Reviewed 2026-09-03

North American Diagnostics review

Operational read
Very new issuer; identity transparency limited
Operating history
Public site first observed in June 2026
Accreditation
No accreditation confirmed

Legitimacy review

Is North American Diagnostics legit?

The official site and reports demonstrate an active certificate issuer, but not yet a mature or independently established laboratory identity. Name collisions make precise domain and entity attribution essential.

Operating identity

The relevant issuer is nadiagnostics.com, branded N.A.Diagnostics, not similarly named medical-diagnostics companies. A vendor-hosted report prints an Austin address and a named administration signer, but the official site itself does not establish the legal entity or physical lab.

Operating history and strongest evidence

Exact official batch URLs, recurring reports, and certificate-level analytical and signer details.

Accreditation scope

No accreditation claim, certificate, or public scope was located for the exact nadiagnostics.com issuer.

Methods and intake

The site offers purity and identity analysis with public batch/report links. Public pricing and turnaround were not found.

Public service record

No substantial independent customer-review record for this exact issuer surfaced.

Important limits

The public footprint is new and basic accountable identity information is absent. Certificate details may support that individual document while the corporate and facility identity remains unresolved.

COA verification

Can I check a North American Diagnostics COA?

Enter the printed Test ID or Batch ID in the official verifier and compare the returned report with the retained certificate.

Official destination
Portal search or exact public record URL.
What you need
Test ID + Batch ID
Exact-link rule
Use https://nadiagnostics.com/verify/?batch=<test-or-batch-id> with the identifier exactly as printed and URL-encoded. Do not infer a Test ID from a vendor lot unless the official verifier returns that record.
Stored identifiers complete?
Yes
Record-specific links?
Yes
Identifier copyable?
Yes

Identifiers on the certificate

  • Test IDThe report header or client/sample information table, commonly using an NAD- or PSP-prefixed identifier.
  • Batch IDThe report's sample or batch field; the official verifier accepts it as an alternative lookup value.

Result handling

How each verification state is reported

Exact match

Use only when the official destination returns the same identifier and the material certificate fields agree.

No match

Use only after a functioning official lookup explicitly returns no record for the submitted identifier.

Conflict

Use when the official destination resolves the identifier but returns a different report, product, batch, or other material identity field.

Portal unavailable

CAPTCHA, login, timeout, rate limit, outage, or an unusable response remains portal unavailable, not an invalid certificate.

Unsupported lab

Not applicable to the current North American Diagnostics adapter; use unresolved if neither accepted identifier is available.

Unresolved

Use when the issuer identity, required identifier, or official workflow cannot be established from the available evidence.

Certificate structure

Multi-page and multi-panel reports

Multi-page

Retain and display every page in order. Reports in the corpus range from 1 to 3 pages.

Multi-panel

Keep purity, identity, quantity, heavy metals, endotoxin, and other panels separate and compare each reported result independently.

Evidence boundaries

What the record does—and does not—connect

Certificate identity
A certificate file, its printed identifiers, and its retained fingerprint identify that document only.
Issuer verification
The exact N.A.Diagnostics record verifies issuance and report fields, while sample selection, vendor inventory, and vial custody remain separate questions.
Tested sample
The report describes only the sample identified on the certificate; it does not establish how the sample was selected.
Product matching
Match a report to a product only when the compound, strength or formulation, and lot or batch agree exactly.
Physical-vial custody
Physical-vial custody is unknown unless a documented chain connects the tested sample to the specific vial in hand.

Review receipts

Records and discrepancies checked

Representative records

  • coa:0192765a18ed0ed8fb033e50PS Peptides GHRP-6 5 mg, lot PSP-06122026G6, Test ID PSP-0028051: issuer-verified through its exact official batch URL.

Concrete discrepancies

  • No recurring identifier or destination gap was found: all 108 retained records are public, exact-linked, and copyable.
  • The registry name North American Diagnostics and site brand N.A.Diagnostics should be treated as aliases so searches and future imports resolve to one issuer.

Sources

Evidence used for this review

  1. N.A.Diagnosticsofficial
  2. N.A.Diagnostics batch verificationofficial_portal
  3. Representative North American Diagnostics certificatevendor_hosted_certificate
  4. N.A.Diagnostics verificationofficial_portal

Reusable integration rule: Reuse the current pattern: retain Test ID and Batch ID separately, construct the documented batch query, store the exact official response, and require exact sample and batch agreement.

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