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Janoshik Analytical

Factual profile of Janoshik, the testing lab widely cited on peptide COAs: services it lists, how its task-number verification works, and public results.

Facts checked October 19, 2026 · Reviewed by Amino Wire Editorial Team

In short

Janoshik Analytical is an independent analytical lab (consumer and vendor clients). On its own site it lists hplc purity and amount, mass spectrometry identity, blind screening tests (e.g. glp-1 identification) and more. To verify one of its reports: task number + unique key on janoshik.co/verify; reports carry a QR code. This profile describes what the lab publishes; it is not a rating.

What does Janoshik Analytical test for?

as listed by the lab
Tests listed by Janoshik Analytical and what each measures
Test listedWhat it measuresExplainer
HPLC purity and amountRelative purity: main peak share of UV-detected materialRead
Mass spectrometry identityWhether the main component has the expected molecular mass (identity)Read
Blind screening tests (e.g. GLP-1 identification)As described on the lab's own site—
Protein analysis (amount, purity, dimers) for hGHRelative purity: main peak share of UV-detected materialRead

Janoshik is the lab name that appears most often on certificates shared in the research-peptide market. This profile describes what the lab says it does and how to check its reports. It is not a rating.

What it says it does

Its site describes “harm reduction chemical analysis” for steroids, peptides and pharmaceutical compounds, with clients ordering tests online and posting samples. The catalog listed on October 19, 2026 included a “Common GLP-1 peptide blind test (Semaglutide, Tirzepatide and Retatrutide)” at $360, and a human growth hormone “amount, purity and dimer and higher molecular weight proteins analysis” at $500. Prices are as listed on that date and may change.

Process, as described by the lab

  1. Select a test.
  2. Send the sample using shipping instructions provided after ordering.
  3. Lab analysis.
  4. Digital report by email and in the client’s account.

Is Janoshik legit?

Janoshik is an operating lab with a public catalog, a public results page and a report verification system, so a Janoshik report can be checked rather than taken on trust. Amino Wire does not rate labs or vouch for any lab’s accuracy. What you can check:

  • Is the report real? Enter the task number and unique key on janoshik.co/verify and compare every field with the PDF you were given.
  • What was tested? A report covers the tests listed on it. HPLC purity and mass-spec identity results say nothing about endotoxin or sterility unless those tests appear on the report.
  • Which sample? A report describes the one sample that was sent, on the date tested. It does not show that later batches, or the vial you receive, match.

Verifying a report

Janoshik’s verification page takes the task number and unique key printed on a report. Check that the returned record matches the document exactly (7-step COA check).

Public results

The lab maintains a public results page. Clients can choose to make a result public. A result’s presence there is a record of one test, not an endorsement of the product or seller.

Notes

  • janoshik.com returned a Cloudflare challenge to our automated checks on October 19, 2026. Facts here come from janoshik.co.
  • Amino Wire has no commercial relationship with this lab.

Sources

4 linked records
  1. [1] Janoshik home page and test catalog Janoshik Primary record
  2. [2] Janoshik: Verify Janoshik Primary record
  3. [3] Janoshik: peptide tests Janoshik Primary record
  4. [4] Janoshik: public results Janoshik Primary record

Janoshik Analytical: common questions

How do I verify a Janoshik Analytical report?

Task number + unique key on janoshik.co/verify; reports carry a QR code. Always use the lab's own website (janoshik.co), not a link supplied by a seller, and check that the lot number and compound match your vial.

What tests does Janoshik Analytical list?

As of October 19, 2026, its site lists: HPLC purity and amount; Mass spectrometry identity; Blind screening tests (e.g. GLP-1 identification); Protein analysis (amount, purity, dimers) for hGH. Each test must be ordered separately, so a given report may include only some of them.

Does Amino Wire rate or recommend Janoshik Analytical?

No. Amino Wire does not rate, rank or recommend labs or vendors, has no affiliation with Janoshik Analytical, and is not paid by it. This page only describes what the lab publishes about itself.