BTLabs

How to check a certificate from BTLabs

BTLabs gives readers no way to look a report up. You can read a certificate with this name on it. You cannot confirm it with the lab that is said to have issued it. That is the difference between a piece of paper and a check.

What BTLabs discloses

4 of 8 facts we count are published: Documented, 4 of 8. This counts what the lab tells you, never how good a result is.

• Public report lookupnot published
• Accreditation body and numbernot published
• Identity by mass spectrometrynot published
• Purity by HPLCpublished
• Net content reportedpublished
• Endotoxin or sterilitypublished
• Names the clientpublished
• Independence statednot published

Read on BTLabs's own site

Where it is

West Palm Beach, Florida, 5730 Corporate Way Suite 220, printed at the foot of the certificate with a telephone number and the lab's email address. The website publishes no address at all: its footer says you can find us above a link that leads nowhere. hkroids.com

Country

United States hkroids.com

Report lookup

No. The site has a portal login for existing clients and no page where a reader can enter a report number and get the lab's record back. The sitemap lists a store, a cart, a checkout, a registration page and a portal, and no verification page. btlabtesting.com

Outside approval

None published. The site claims 25 years of pharmaceutical testing expertise and makes no ISO/IEC 17025, CLIA, GMP, FDA or DEA claim on any page read here. The certificate names USP methods for every test, which is a reference to a published method and not an accreditation. btlabtesting.com

Purity test

Purity by HPLC under USP 621, against a specification printed on the certificate. The report read here gave 99.4 percent against a specification of 98 percent or better. hkroids.com

Identity test

Not used for identity. The certificate identifies the material by infrared spectroscopy under USP 197A, reporting that the spectrum confirms the presence of peptide along with excipients or fillers such as mannitol. LC-MS appears on the lab's instrumentation list but is not the identity method on the report. hkroids.com

Amount in the vial

Potency by HPLC under USP 621, printed in milligrams and as a percentage of the labelled content, alongside the total mass under USP 41. hkroids.com

Bacterial toxins

Offered as a service, listed under microbiological testing with sterility and microbial limits. The certificate read here says in its own words that it does not provide information on particulate matter, microbial contamination or the presence of endotoxins. btlabtesting.com

Germ-free test

Offered as a service, listed under microbiological testing. It is not on the certificate read here. btlabtesting.com

Heavy metals

not published btlabtesting.com

Who may submit

Customers request prices or place an order on the site and ship samples. The lab tests peptides and proteins, vitamins, nutraceuticals, beverages, cell culture media and raw ingredients, and says it will try any product type. It does not say it buys products to test on its own. btlabtesting.com

Names the client

Yes, as whoever commissioned the test. The certificate prints Customer, the testing material, the lot number, a sample ID, the labelled content, the storage condition, a description of the packing material including the cap and crimp colours, and what the vial was labelled as. On the report read here the customer is the review site that ordered the test, not the shop selling the vial. hkroids.com

Sample tracking

Not published. The certificate says the results relate only to the items tested and apply to the sample as received. hkroids.com

Turnaround

Not published as a number. The site promises fast turnaround and best pricing, guaranteed. btlabtesting.com

Pricing

Not published. A price list is behind a request form. btlabtesting.com

Independence

Not stated. The site names no owner and says nothing about ties to anyone it tests for. The certificate letterhead reads powered by BioTools, and the two digital signatures on it are issued to staff at BioTools Inc. hkroids.com

Report numbers look like this: IF-824-QSA-TR006 followed by a batch and sample sequence, for example IF-824-QSA-TR006-2025-138-94, with a separate BT sample ID

Our notes

• The certificate states a specification and the measured value and then stops. On the report read here the potency specification is 95 to 105 percent of a 30 mg label and the measured result is 35.4 mg, printed as 117.8 percent, with no conformance column anywhere on the sheet and no pass or fail marking. That is how this laboratory reports: the specification is printed, the number is printed, and the reader is left to compare them. Nothing here is a judgment about the result. hkroids.com
• The certificate also says plainly what it does not cover: the testing purpose line states that infrared and HPLC analysis for identification, purity, potency and composition does not provide information on particulate matter, microbial contamination or the presence of endotoxins. hkroids.com
• This is the second laboratory behind Finnrick certificates. Finnrick's partner page credits BTLabs with 2,893 published tests between July 2025 and September 2026, behind only Krause Analytical. finnrick.com
• The identification row reports that the material contains peptide plus excipients or fillers such as mannitol. That matters for anyone reading a purity percentage on the same page: a chromatographic purity figure says nothing about how much of the powder is filler. hkroids.com

Sellers who published this name

1 stores · lab-confirmed 0 · tier A 1 · tier B 0 · tier C 0. The letter is the seller's certificate, not a grade of this laboratory.

• Summit Pep Labs

  summitpeplabs.com · 2026-09-09

  ACertificate from BTLabs dated 2026-09-09