Evidence register
The COA case board
Documented case records, each tied to reviewable evidence and a defined publication status. This is not a ranking, approval list, or catalogue of products to buy.
Read each record at its stated scope. Evidence about one product, shipment, or batch should not be read as a claim about every item sold by a vendor. Absence from this register does not prove that a vendor or product is safe, authentic, compliant, or endorsed.
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Defcon Peptides
Six public “View Full COA” entries opened seller-created summaries without original Janoshik task numbers, unique keys or direct verification links. Two displayed KVR report identifiers matched Kovera Labs…
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Platinum Peptides — Eight Reports, Eight Dead Ends
EIGHT REPORTS. EIGHT CODES. EIGHT DEAD ENDS. Platinum Peptides tells readers that its published Janoshik reports can be independently confirmed. We tested that claim using the exact details…
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Peptide Connect AUS — Same Report, Different Name
SAME REPORT. THE NAME DISAPPEARS. Peptide Connect AUS displays a Janoshik report for GHK-Cu 50mg. Task #99263 is visible. So are batch HK50-0107, the 60.14 mg result, 99.693%…
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Aussie Peptides — One Task Number Exposed the Black Bars
ONE TASK NUMBER BLEW OPEN THE BLACK BARS. The Aussie Peptides copy shows a convincing set of numbers: task #105627, batch JP20260007, 11.72 mg of BPC-157 and 99.765%…
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Lazarus Labs — Two Batch Codes, No Visible Link
TWO BATCH CODES. THEN THE IDENTIFIERS DISAPPEAR. At first glance, the page looks reassuring: a Janoshik certificate displayed beside the Lazarus vial batch. Look closer and the numbers…