Nura Peptide is one of the most transparent vendors we've added: a named LLC, a street address and 81 public lot COAs from a named lab. When we checked on October 21, 2026, its certificate library listed 81 lot-numbered reports from Freedom Diagnostics Testing, 39 of them with endotoxin and microbial screens. The catch is pricing: you must sign in (21+) to see prices and order, so we couldn't add it to our price index.
Notice: Nura Peptide's products are sold for in-vitro laboratory research only. They are not FDA-approved and not for human or animal use. This review covers supplier transparency and prices. We didn't buy or test any products. Some vendors pay us a commission when you buy through our links. That never changes a score or a price ranking.
Nura Peptide at a glance
- Website: nurapeptide.com, live when checked.
- Based in: Coral Springs, FL (3700 NW 124th Ave, Unit 139).
- Company: Nura Systems LLC.
- Phone: (561) 223-9456.
- Testing labs/COAs: Freedom Diagnostics Testing; 81 lot-numbered certificates in a public COA library.
- Endotoxin: endotoxin and PCR microbial screens on 39 of 81 certificates.
- Independent tests (Finnrick): a Finnrick profile exists but lists 0 tests.
- Gate: sign-in (21+) required to see prices and order.
- Catalog: about 43 products; GLP-class items under codes (GLP-2T, GLP-3R, GLP-3R-CAG).
- Checked: October 21, 2026.
Prices we checked
We couldn't price Nura Peptide: prices and ordering require an account, and we don't create accounts on vendor sites. Homepage teasers showed starting prices such as MOTS-c 10mg $45, NAD+ $65, tesamorelin $70 and 'GLP-2T' (tirzepatide) $50, with automatic volume discounts. Most sizes weren't visible, so these aren't in our price index. For reference, the median MOTS-c price across the vendors we track was $4.00 per mg, which would put a $45 10mg vial slightly above it.
Testing and COAs
Nura's COA library is public, which is notable given its prices aren't. It lists 81 lot-numbered certificates from Freedom Diagnostics Testing, each on its own lot page (for example /coa/BPC-092026-1), with HPLC-UV purity and LC-MS identity. Endotoxin and PCR microbial screens appear on 39 of the 81. The lowest purity it lists is 99.02%.
Combined with a named LLC, a street address and a phone number, that's as much as any vendor we track discloses. The missing piece is independent data: Finnrick has a profile with no tests. We named the lab as the vendor lists it and didn't verify the reports with Freedom Diagnostics.
What we like
- A named company (Nura Systems LLC), street address and phone number.
- 81 public, lot-numbered certificates from a named lab.
- Endotoxin and microbial screens on 39 certificates.
- Automatic volume discounts.
What to watch
- Prices and ordering require a sign-in, so it's hard to compare.
- Endotoxin results on fewer than half of its certificates.
- Coded GLP-class names (GLP-2T, GLP-3R).
- No Finnrick tests yet.
How it compares
For the same level of lot documentation with public prices, see Mile High Compounds or PeakForm Peptides. Bluum Peptides also posts endotoxin and sterility per lot. See all vendors we track.
Bottom line
On disclosure, Nura Peptide does about as well as any vendor we track: a named LLC and address, a named lab and 81 public lot COAs. We can't judge its value because prices sit behind a login. We'll add it to the price index if prices become public.
Last checked October 21, 2026.
