Reviewed by Jack Ryan, co-founder & editorial lead · Updated
COA practices 40%4.5/10
Reputation 20%5/10
Transparency 20%5/10
Operations 20%7/10
The four factors average 5.2 by weight, which rounds to 5/10.
Direct answer
Is Optic Labs AU legit?
We rate Optic Labs AU 5/10. Optic Labs AU is an operating Australian research-material storefront. PeptidePrices reviewed all 11 unique reports on its COA page and matched each to Janoshik's official record. Every record names Uther Pharmaceutical as client, not Optic Labs AU, so the archive establishes lab records but not vendor attribution. No current listing receives a certificate link. The COA row shown for MOTS-C reuses a PT-141 report. The store lists 26 in-stock peptide and blend variants and publishes Australian shipping and return terms.
COA evidenceCOA quality 4.5/10Public COA data11 of 11 unique public images match Janoshik lab records; 0 reports name Optic Labs AU; 0 current product matches
PeptidePrices matched all 11 unique Optic Labs AU COA images to Janoshik's official records. Every record names Uther Pharmaceutical, so the match confirms the lab record but does not establish attribution to Optic Labs AU. No current listing receives a certificate link.
The storefront lists 26 in-stock research variants and publishes Australian delivery and return terms. It does not identify a legal entity or street address, and its FAQ and shipping policy give different delivery ranges. The current evidence supports a 5/10 review score.
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Public report archive
Optic Labs AU publishes 12 COA rows linked to 11 unique images. PeptidePrices compared every unique image with the exact Janoshik record. All 11 lab records name Uther Pharmaceutical, not Optic Labs AU. Uther’s public certification archive also links these same 11 Janoshik task IDs. No first-party evidence ties those reports or sample batches to Optic Labs AU, so the archive contains zero vendor-named reports and zero current product matches. This establishes shared report identifiers, not how Optic obtained the files or whether it sells Uther’s stock. One row labeled MOTS-C reuses the PT-141 report image; Janoshik identifies that report as PT-141. The GLOW and KLOW reports measure component totals of 90.60 mg and 98.26 mg against nominal 70 mg and 80 mg listed blends. The Wolverine report is for a 20 mg sample while the 20 mg option was sold out at review.
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Independent reputation
No independent exact-domain customer-review aggregate was established. The vendor-hosted Loox review widget is not used as an independent review score.
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Catalog and delivery
The Shopify catalog exposed 24 product groups and 35 variants. On September 22, 2026, 28 variants were available, including two BAC Water sizes excluded as diluents. Twenty-six in-stock peptide or blend rows matched supported comparison compounds. The store prices products in Australian dollars. Its policy lists Australia Post and metro/remote delivery ranges; the homepage advertises free shipping over A$100. The FAQ's 1–5 business-day estimate differs from the policy's metro 2–5 and regional 3–7 days. The policy allows eligible unused, unopened returns within 30 days after contacting support. Checkout exposed Google Pay before address entry; other payment methods and final shipping charges were not confirmed.
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Company disclosure and rating
The contact policy identifies the trade name Optic Labs and publishes opticlabsau@gmail.com. It does not identify a legal entity or street address. The vendor states that dispatch is from Sydney, NSW; this was not independently verified.
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Payment methods
Payment methods not verified
Shipping
Australia Post. The shipping policy lists metro standard delivery at 2–5 business days, metro express at 1–3, and remote or regional delivery at 3–7. The vendor says orders before noon AEST usually dispatch the same day. The homepage advertises free shipping over A$100. The FAQ instead says 1–5 business days. Payment methods and final shipping prices were not confirmed before checkout required customer details.
Five cheapest in-stock package prices per compound across every tracked vendor — not just Optic Labs AU.
No in-stock compounds with a catalog match are available for market history.
Frequently asked questions
Is Optic Labs AU legit?
We rate Optic Labs AU 5/10. Optic Labs AU is an operating Australian research-material storefront. PeptidePrices reviewed all 11 unique reports on its COA page and matched each to Janoshik's official record. Every record names Uther Pharmaceutical as client, not Optic Labs AU, so the archive establishes lab records but not vendor attribution. No current listing receives a certificate link. The COA row shown for MOTS-C reuses a PT-141 report. The store lists 26 in-stock peptide and blend variants and publishes Australian shipping and return terms. Affiliate links never affect the score.
Where does Optic Labs AU ship?
Optic Labs AU ships to Australia only. Australia Post. The shipping policy lists metro standard delivery at 2–5 business days, metro express at 1–3, and remote or regional delivery at 3–7. The vendor says orders before noon AEST usually dispatch the same day. The homepage advertises free shipping over A$100. The FAQ instead says 1–5 business days. Payment methods and final shipping prices were not confirmed before checkout required customer details.
Does Optic Labs AU publish COAs?
Public COA data. 11 of 11 unique public images match Janoshik lab records; 0 reports name Optic Labs AU; 0 current product matches.
What do customer reviews say about Optic Labs AU?
We could not find an established independent review profile for Optic Labs AU. The evidence summary on this page explains what we could and could not check.
