Operating identity
The site names SteriGenix Analytical, LLC and Jacksonville, Florida but no street address, owner, founder, director, or analyst. The current homepage says orders and new accounts are paused during a transfer of ownership.
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Testing laboratory · Reviewed 2026-09-03
SteriGenix Analytical, LLC review
SteriGenix Analytical, LLC · United States
- Operational read
- Very young lab; ownership transfer underway
- Operating history
- Public web footprint observed in 2026
- Accreditation
- Not accredited; ISO 17025-aligned claim
Legitimacy review
Is SteriGenix Analytical, LLC legit?
SteriGenix presents as a real new testing operation, but its identity and continuity are not mature enough for a strong institutional verdict. The ownership transfer, missing legal and leadership disclosures, and conflicting policy details warrant follow-up.
Operating history and strongest evidence
Specific instruments and services, public pricing, a record verifier, and an explicit current operational pause.
Accreditation scope
The company explicitly says it is not accredited or cGMP registered. Alignment language is not certification.
Methods and intake
The site names HPLC, LC-MS, LAL, Karl Fischer, and GC-MS instruments and publishes standard, extended, and rush prices. Extended turnaround and raw-data-retention periods conflict across pages.
Public service record
PeptideCritic reports a May 2026 domain appearance and missing entity details. Public operating history is too short for a meaningful customer track record.
Important limits
Ownership, legal registration, address, personnel, continuity after transfer, turnaround, and record-retention terms are unresolved. A temporary pause or young domain does not prove invalidity; it does reduce the available operating-history evidence.
COA verification
Can I check a SteriGenix Analytical, LLC COA?
Enter the batch number, report number, or catalog number printed on the COA, then compare the returned report fields.
- Official destination
- Exact official record permalink
- What you need
- Batch or catalog number + Report number
- Exact-link rule
- Append the URL-encoded printed verifier identifier to /verify/. Use the exact identifier accepted by the issuer and never infer a missing suffix.
- Stored identifiers complete?
- Yes
- Record-specific links?
- Yes
- Identifier copyable?
- Yes
Identifiers on the certificate
- Batch or catalog numberUpper-right of the original PDF and commonly on the product label.
- Report numberReport header or certificate identification block.
Result handling
How each verification state is reported
Exact match
Verify only when the permalink returns the expected report and its material fields match the retained certificate.
No match
Record an explicit portal no-record response as no match, not as proof of fabrication.
Conflict
Quarantine the record when the identifier resolves to materially different issuer metadata; do not promote it.
Portal unavailable
Treat a CAPTCHA, login, timeout, outage, private record, or other portal failure as unknown.
Unsupported lab
Retain the certificate as document-only evidence and use the issuer contact route without claiming verification.
Unresolved
Keep the record unresolved until an exact issuer result or documented issuer confirmation is available.
Certificate structure
Multi-page and multi-panel reports
Multi-page
Keep every page. All 41 retained reports are multi-page and some have three pages.
Multi-panel
Keep purity, identity, content, sterility, endotoxin, and other panels as distinct reported scopes; all 41 records are multi-panel.
Evidence boundaries
What the record does—and does not—connect
- Certificate identity
- The retained file, fingerprint, and printed fields identify the certificate artifact.
- Issuer verification
- An exact issuer lookup confirms an issuer record for that certificate; it does not expand the reported scope.
- Tested sample
- The findings apply only to the sample described on the certificate.
- Product matching
- The seller product, strength, and lot must be matched to the tested sample separately.
- Physical-vial custody
- Neither the certificate nor its portal proves custody of the physical vial a buyer receives.
Review receipts
Records and discrepancies checked
Representative records
- coa:02a4fc0681bcc1d8e33beb69Purgo Labs MOTS-c 10MG, verifier ID PL-MOT10-06, report RPT-2026-332585; exact issuer record matched.
- coa:48a3b31a5e40089901061413Purgo Labs CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin blend, verifier ID PL-CJID10-03, report RPT-2026-601030; second-pass audit returned no record.
Concrete discrepancies
- The second-pass receipt classifies coa:48a3b31a5e40089901061413 as an explicit issuer no-record result, while the current database labels it portal_unavailable.
- The identifier for that same record contains CJID while the retained lot is PL-CJIP10-03; the value must not be silently normalized.
Public search record
What current search results cover
The official verifier is highly visible. A current third-party critique questions business transparency; that opinion is separate from PeptidePrices’ certificate-by-certificate portal results.
Sources
Evidence used for this review
- SteriGenix COA verifierofficial_portal
- SteriGenix Analyticalofficial
- SteriGenix pricingofficial_method
Reusable integration rule: Persist every accepted printed identifier, construct the encoded /verify/{identifier} permalink, and compare returned identity fields before verifying.
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