TrustPointe Analytics is a Dorr, Michigan peptide testing lab, founded in 2023, whose COAs carry a key code you can check on its own LIMS portal; it doesn't claim ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation as of October 21, 2026. Two vendors in our directory cite it, and Finnrick has published 315 of its results.
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At a glance
From trustpointeanalytics.com and a TrustPointe COA, checked October 21, 2026.
| Item | What we found |
|---|---|
| Legal name | TrustPointe Analytics LLC |
| Address | 1743 142nd Ave, Suite 4, Dorr, MI 49323 |
| Founded | November 2023 (per its about page) |
| Tests | Single peptide, peptide blend, micro and physical testing; potency, purity, endotoxin |
| Accreditation | None claimed; methods validated "according to United States Pharmacopeia (USP) standards" |
| Report check | Key code on the COA, checked on the TrustPointe LIMS portal |
| Pricing | Not published |
| Stated turnaround | 3-5 business days, rush available |
Who runs TrustPointe
The about page says the lab was "Founded in November 2023" and names Ashlee Lust as "our founder and President." It cites a background in HPLC method development. A TrustPointe COA we opened, posted by Peptide Partners, lists the same Dorr, Michigan address and is signed by the president and by a managing director who reviewed it.
The street address appears on the lab's Find Us page map and in the COA footer.
What it tests
TrustPointe's homepage lists four categories: single peptide, peptide blend, micro and physical testing. It says it issues COAs for "Potency, Purity, Endotoxin and Micro Testing" and offers custom method development. A banner on October 21, 2026 announced sermorelin testing.
The site doesn't list instruments. Finnrick's lab page describes TrustPointe as running "USP-aligned HPLC and mass-spectrometry methods." The BPC-157 COA we read lists assay, identity by retention time, identity by spectrum, purity, a co-elution control and system suitability, all under method code TM-1006.
Accreditation
TrustPointe doesn't claim ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation. Its homepage refers to validated methods and USP standards, which isn't the same as an outside accreditation audit. We couldn't find a published accreditation certificate for it as of October 21, 2026. You can check the A2LA, ANAB and PJLA directories for any future listing.
Pricing and turnaround
TrustPointe doesn't publish prices; ordering runs through its services page. The homepage says results arrive in 3-5 business days, with rush options.
Finnrick data
Finnrick lists TrustPointe as a partner lab. As of October 21, 2026, its TrustPointe page showed:
- 315 published tests across 6 peptides from 33 vendors
- First test February 13, 2025; latest May 8, 2025
- A 68% pass rate on the most recent 200 tests under Finnrick's Purity Focus standard
- No products currently available to order with this lab through Finnrick
That pass rate describes the vendor samples tested, not the lab's accuracy. Finnrick says it checks partner labs with overlapping results and independently obtained anchor samples. See what is Finnrick.
How to verify a TrustPointe report
- Find the key on the COA. The one we checked read "Key=" followed by a 12-character code, plus "Verify at TrustPointeLIMS.com."
- Open the TrustPointe LIMS and COA verification portal, linked from the lab's homepage as trustpointelims.com.
- Enter the key and compare the lab's record with the vendor's copy: sample ID, compound, lot, publish date and results.
- If the key doesn't resolve, contact the lab before trusting the report.
Our COA checklist lists the other things to check.
Vendors in our directory that cite TrustPointe
From our vendor data as of October 21, 2026. "Lot-matched" and "Endotoxin" describe each vendor's COA program overall, not only its TrustPointe reports.
| Vendor | Lot-matched COAs | Endotoxin data | COA page | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peptidology | Yes | Yes | Certificates | - |
| Peptide Partners | Not confirmed | Yes | Certifications | FDA warning letter dated August 24, 2026 (health claims, reconstitution supplies) |
Peptide Partners' page lists TrustPointe purity reports for lots including BPC-157 BC2640, SS-31 SS2631 and MOTS-c MC2640U, plus endotoxin reports, alongside reports from Chromate, Kovera and BioRegen.
What a TrustPointe COA does and doesn't prove
What it can show:
- The potency, purity and identity of the sample TrustPointe received, on the publish date shown.
- That the report is genuine, if its key resolves on the LIMS portal.
What it can't show:
- That your vial matches. Only a matching lot number links the report to your batch.
- Independent sampling. Vendor-commissioned samples are chosen by the vendor.
- Endotoxin or sterility, unless those tests are on the report. See our endotoxin guide.
- Accredited quality. Without ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation, no outside body has audited the lab's quality system.
- A vendor's compliance. A clean COA says nothing about how a vendor markets its products. Peptide Partners has a recent FDA warning letter despite posting lab reports.
For background, read how to read a peptide COA and HPLC purity explained.
Lab details checked October 21, 2026. We aren't affiliated with TrustPointe Analytics or Finnrick. Details can change.
