Complete lab-checked archive
PeptidePrices inspected Rebirth Labs' complete recoverable certificate archive. The live COA page links 54 certificates, and the vendor's public media library holds the rest of its certificate history, for 123 unique Freedom Diagnostics documents across four analysis batches dated April 27, May 23, July 16, and September 2, 2026. Every document names Rebirth Labs as the printed client and prints an accession number, a search code, a product and strength, a lot, and a report date. The 119 documents that resolve to the laboratory's own accession-addressable PDF match it for every printed field, including identity, purity, and measured content, and those 119 are the public library. Endotoxin results appear on 75 of the 123 reports: all 47 from September 2, 2026, 21 of the 47 from July 16, and 7 of the 19 from April 27. The September 2 batch also reports microbial PCR and fentanyl on every report. The remaining four documents keep the vendor attribution but have no retrievable laboratory record: 5-Amino-1MQ 50 mg, ARA-290 10 mg, ARA-290 50 mg, and SLU-PP-332 10 mg. They stay out of the public library, and no product row links to them. Three of those four, the two ARA-290 strengths and SLU-PP-332 10 mg, have no lab-verified certificate anywhere in the archive, and the vendor's reports on file for them print measured content far below the label: ARA-290 10 mg at 3.59 mg and 50.78% purity, ARA-290 50 mg at 24.61 mg and 57.23% purity, and SLU-PP-332 10 mg at 0.27 mg. The 5-Amino-1MQ 50 mg row differs: lab-verified certificates exist for that strength from July 16 and May 23, 2026, but the current row drew on the September 2 report, which has no retrievable laboratory record and prints 45.20 mg against a 50 mg label, so that row now carries no product match. Every in-stock product and strength outside those four receives the newest exact certificate. Three diluent certificates and two Adamax certificates stay in the library and attach to no comparison row. The storefront reuses the injectable vial certificate for its nasal mist-applicator rows, so those rows stay out of the comparison catalog. The COA factor is 9.5/10: 119 of 119 public reports matched the laboratory's own PDF field by field, the newest batch runs the full panel set including endotoxin, microbial PCR, and fentanyl, and the four documents without a retrievable record are named above and held out of the library rather than counted as verified.