Lab profile
Freedom Diagnostics Testing
Factual profile of Freedom Diagnostics Testing (Franklin, TN): HPLC, LC-MS, net content, endotoxin, PCR sterility and other tests it lists, plus its COA lookup.
Facts checked October 19, 2026 · Reviewed by Amino Wire Editorial Team
In short
Freedom Diagnostics Testing is an independent analytical lab. On its own site it lists purity (hplc), identity (lc-ms), net content and more. To verify one of its reports: cOA Look Up on the lab's website. This profile describes what the lab publishes; it is not a rating.
What does Freedom Diagnostics Testing test for?
as listed by the lab| Test listed | What it measures | Explainer |
|---|---|---|
| Purity (HPLC) | Relative purity: main peak share of UV-detected material | Read |
| Identity (LC-MS) | Whether the main component has the expected molecular mass (identity) | Read |
| Net content | How much peptide is present (mg), against a reference | Read |
| Endotoxins | Bacterial endotoxin (LAL or rFC), reported in EU | Read |
| Sterility (PCR) | Viable microorganisms (bacteria, fungi) | Read |
| Conformity (additional vials) | As described on the lab's own site | — |
| Heavy metals | As described on the lab's own site | — |
| Fentanyl screen | As described on the lab's own site | — |
| pH | As described on the lab's own site | — |
Freedom Diagnostics Testing publishes one of the more complete public test menus among consumer-facing peptide labs. That makes it a handy reference for what can be tested. This profile is not an endorsement.
Test menu (as listed October 19, 2026)
| Test | Lab’s description |
|---|---|
| Purity (HPLC) | “Measures how pure your sample is, reported as a percentage.” |
| Identity (LC-MS) | “Confirms by molecular mass that the compound is what the label says.” |
| Net Content | “Measures how much peptide is actually in the vial.” |
| Endotoxins | “Screens for bacterial endotoxin contamination.” |
| Sterility (PCR) | “Screens for microbial contamination using PCR.” |
| Conformity | “Tests additional vials from the same lot to confirm they match.” |
| Heavy Metals | “Screens for heavy-metal contamination.” |
| Fentanyl Screen | “Checks the sample for fentanyl contamination.” |
The site states: “Every service is for research use only.”
Verification
The site offers a COA Lookup. Use it from the lab’s own site, not a link supplied by a seller.
Related explainers
Net content · Endotoxin · Sterility
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Sources
1 linked records- [1] Freedom Diagnostics Testing: home and testing services Freedom Diagnostics Testing Primary record
Freedom Diagnostics Testing: common questions
How do I verify a Freedom Diagnostics Testing report?
COA Look Up on the lab's website. Always use the lab's own website (www.freedomdiagnosticstesting.com), not a link supplied by a seller, and check that the lot number and compound match your vial.
What tests does Freedom Diagnostics Testing list?
As of October 19, 2026, its site lists: Purity (HPLC); Identity (LC-MS); Net content; Endotoxins; Sterility (PCR); Conformity (additional vials); Heavy metals; Fentanyl screen; pH. Each test must be ordered separately, so a given report may include only some of them.
Does Amino Wire rate or recommend Freedom Diagnostics Testing?
No. Amino Wire does not rate, rank or recommend labs or vendors, has no affiliation with Freedom Diagnostics Testing, and is not paid by it. This page only describes what the lab publishes about itself.