Our mission
TriedRx exists because the peptide market has an accountability problem. Vendors make claims about purity and potency that consumers can't verify. “99% pure” is printed on labels that have never seen the inside of a lab.
We aggregate published lab data, vendor-published certificates of analysis, and community sentiment from public forums. We compute composite scores using a transparent formula, with weights that anyone can audit. Every datapoint we cite came from a third party. We publish every result — including the failures. We don't take vendor money. If a vendor scores well, it's because their product tested well. Period.
Sources we monitor
- •Publicly available certificates of analysis (COAs) from vendor websites and product listings
- •Independent peptide-testing programs that publish lab results in public databases
- •Community discussion across r/Peptides, r/SaferPeptides, r/Tirzepatide, and r/Peptidesource
- •Trustpilot and similar review platforms for COA verification
- •Vendor websites for current pricing, dosing labels, COA transparency, and shipping policy
We do not run laboratory or mass-spectrometry testing. We compile the data, score the vendors, publish the rankings — and publish what's missing.
What we measure
Every sample we cite has three parameters captured from a lab report.
Confirms the molecule is what the vendor claims. Done by mass spec or chromatographic comparison.
Quantitative percentage of target molecule vs. impurities. Most labs use HPLC and report area-under-curve.
Compares actual milligram count vs. label claim. Drives the verified $/mg adjustment.
Scoring system (0–10 scale)
Each vendor-per-peptide score is composed of five sub-scores, weighted as below.
| COMPONENT | WEIGHT | WHAT IT MEASURES |
|---|---|---|
| Lab quality | 40% | Avg purity weighted by sample size, recency decay, and consistency penalty |
| Community sentiment | 20% | Reddit ratio (positive vs negative) with fraud flag & shipping complaint penalties; 20+ mentions required |
| COA transparency | 15% | Per-batch COAs · HPLC + MS · endotoxin · independent cross-check · recency |
| Reliability | 15% | Shipping speed · stockouts · vendor tenure |
| Verified $/mg | 10% | List price adjusted by lab-tested quantity ratio vs. market median for that peptide |
Sub-scores with insufficient data are null; their weight redistributes proportionally across the others. Vendors with fewer than 2 lab tests AND no recent COA are unrankable and hidden.
Grade assignments
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A
9.0+Outstanding across all five sub-scores. Lab data is consistently above 9.0; pricing is competitive.
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B+
7.5 - 8.9Above average across most sub-scores. Reliable with minor weaknesses.
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B
6.5 - 7.4Solid in the ranked range; lab data and price-per-mg generally fair.
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C
5.0 - 6.4Mixed signals. Some data points score well; others have variance.
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D
3.5 - 4.9Below acceptable thresholds across many sub-scores.
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E
2.0 - 3.4Major deficits. Significant negative sentiment or very low purity scores.
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F
< 2.0Active fraud signals or stale COAs. Avoid; suspects in fraud reports or shipping non-fulfillment.
How often we refresh
- •Lab data syncs daily at 03:00 UTC.
- •Vendor websites sync daily at 04:30 UTC (prices, in-stock status).
- •Composite recompute runs daily at 05:00 UTC.
- •Reddit sentiment ingest runs Sunday 02:00 UTC.
- •COA cross-check monthly (1st of month).
Vendor inclusion criteria
- •Per-peptide rankings require at least 2 lab tests for that peptide OR a verified COA plus 20+ sentiment mentions.
- •Vendor directory requires at least 5 total tests across all peptides combined.
- •Composite score requires at least one non-null sub-score to compute.
Conflicts of interest
Zero. We accept no vendor payments, sponsorships, advertising, or affiliate revenue from peptide vendors. Vendors cannot influence their scores, request removal, or pay for priority placement. We have never operated a peptide brand.
Corrections policy
Email corrections@triedrx.com with the URL, the specific datapoint, and the source you believe is more accurate. We respond within 14 days and publish the correction alongside the original error for transparency.
What we don't do
- •We do not run chromatography, mass spectrometry, or other in-house testing. Every test result we cite came from a third party.
- •We do not accept payment from vendors. No vendor has any influence on its score.
- •We do not publish numbers we cannot link to a source.
- •We do not give medical advice. The site is editorial research, not a substitute for a physician.
See a worked example: Peptide Partners review or BPC-157 vendor rankings.