VERATIS has strong testing disclosure but charges more than most vendors we track. When we checked on October 19, 2026, it named Freedom Diagnostics, showed lot numbers alongside its COAs and mentioned endotoxin testing. Most of its prices sat above the median of our index, and we found no Finnrick tests for it.
Notice: Products from VERATIS 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 only. 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.
VERATIS at a glance
- Website: veratisbio.com, live when checked.
- Based in: not published on its site when we checked on October 19, 2026.
- Company: no legal entity, owner or founding year published.
- Testing labs/COAs: Freedom Diagnostics named; guide to reading a COA and a COA archive; lot numbers with COAs; endotoxin testing mentioned.
- Independent tests (Finnrick): we found no Finnrick tests for it.
- Payment: payment methods not published on the pages we checked.
- Gate: none found.
- Catalog: 12 peptide products listed.
- Checked: October 19, 2026.
Prices we checked
| Peptide | Size | Price | Per mg | vs index median |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BPC-157 | 10mg | $65 | $6.50 | 8% above |
| TB-500 | 10mg | $75 | $7.50 | 1% below |
| GHK-Cu | 50mg | $60 | $1.20 | 71% above |
| NAD+ | 500mg | $60 | $0.12 | 8% below |
| MOTS-c | 10mg | $70 | $7.00 | 56% above |
| Tesamorelin | 10mg | $105 | $10.50 | 34% above |
| Ipamorelin | 10mg | $70 | $7.00 | 13% above |
| KPV | 10mg | $60 | $6.00 | 9% above |
| GLOW blend | 70mg | $125 | $1.79 | 17% above |
| KLOW blend | 80mg | $135 | $1.69 | 5% above |
Prices as listed on October 19, 2026. Only NAD+ and TB-500 came in under the index median. We did not find retatrutide, tirzepatide or semaglutide among the products we priced. Compare GHK-Cu prices, MOTS-c prices and BPC-157 prices, or see the full price index.
Testing and COAs
VERATIS names Freedom Diagnostics on its site and shows lot numbers alongside its certificates. Its homepage says a code on the bottle pulls up that bottle's own lab report. It mentions endotoxin testing and has a blog post on heavy-metals testing by ICP-MS. The COA link we recorded is a guide to reading a COA; the site also has a COA archive page.
What's missing is independent data. We found no Finnrick tests for VERATIS, so its certificates are the only test results available. We did not verify them with the lab.
What we like
- A named testing lab (Freedom Diagnostics).
- Lot numbers alongside COAs, and a per-bottle lab report lookup.
- Endotoxin testing mentioned, plus heavy-metals testing content.
- Same-day shipping on orders before 2 PM ET and free shipping over $150, per its site.
What to watch
- Prices above the index median on 9 of 11 compounds we matched.
- No Finnrick tests found.
- No location, company name or payment methods published.
- All sales are final once an order ships, and opened bottles cannot be returned.
- A small catalog of 12 peptide products.
How it compares
VERATIS offers more certificate traceability than many vendors, but you pay for it. Vendors with similar disclosure and lower prices exist in our index. See all vendors we track, peptide deals this week and our ranked list.
Bottom line
VERATIS does well on testing transparency: a named lab, lot-matched COAs and endotoxin testing. Its prices are mostly above the median, it has no independent tests on Finnrick yet, and it doesn't say who runs it.
