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Finnrick Analytics

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1 seller named this name · newest certificate seen 2026-02-11 · read 2026-10-01

Finnrick Analytics is not a testing laboratory. It issues certificates and the testing is done by others, so nothing on this page is a grade of a laboratory. What it discloses about itself is below.

What this page can say

The names below are facts about certificates we opened. They are not a ranking of laboratories against one another, and they carry no HPLC purity score. Seller certificate tier is still the ranking on every price page.

The purity and dose gate is written and off. We do not invent pass or fail from missing certificates of analysis.

Deferred: HPLC scores, a lab quality letter, and turning the purity gate on. Those need quality data we are entitled to use. They are not shipped.

How to check a certificate from Finnrick Analytics

Finnrick Analytics 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 Finnrick Analytics discloses

1 of 8 facts we count are published: 1 of 8, not graded because it is not a laboratory. 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 HPLCnot published
  • Net content reportednot published
  • Endotoxin or sterilitynot published
  • Names the clientnot published
  • Independence statedpublished

Read on Finnrick Analytics's own site

Where it is
Not published. The certificate read here prints Austin, TX under the Finnrick name, which is the city of Krause Analytical, the laboratory whose report sits inside it. No Finnrick street address appears anywhere on the site. aminovault.com
Country
United States finnrick.com
Report lookup
A verification page exists and it is not open. It asks the reader to sign in or sign up before any Finnrick certificate can be checked, so nobody can verify one without creating an account. No account was created here. The page explains that certificates carry a seven character certificate ID, that they are meant to be shared as a link rather than a PDF, and that not all tests are published. finnrick.com
Outside approval
None claimed. Finnrick makes no ISO/IEC 17025, CLIA or GMP claim of its own. Its partner page says each laboratory it works with uses its own validated workflow, instrumentation and reporting conventions. finnrick.com
Purity test
Purity by HPLC, the standard lab test for purity, on the certificates it issues. The one read here prints chromatographic purity of 99.62 percent by HPLC-UV/MS, with the trace (chromatogram) on the next page. The method is the partner laboratory's, not Finnrick's. aminovault.com
Identity test
Identity by mass spectrometry, a test that weighs the molecule, on certificates from one partner laboratory: the report read here prints ID Confirmed by HPLC-UV-MS and shows the mass spectrum beside a reference spectrum. A certificate from a second partner used infrared spectroscopy for identity instead, so it depends which laboratory ran the sample. aminovault.com
Amount in the vial
Milligrams in the vial, printed with the percentage of the label claim. The report read here gave 10.4 mg against a 10 mg label, which is 103.8 percent. aminovault.com
Bacterial toxins
Offered. The site's own footer lists endotoxins testing, a heavy metals panel and residual solvents among the tests a customer can order. finnrick.com
Germ-free test
not published finnrick.com
Heavy metals
A heavy metals panel is listed among the tests on offer. finnrick.com
Who may submit
Both. Samples come from public submissions and from Finnrick's own purchases, and vendor submitted samples are labelled as such. Finnrick also sells testing to sellers who want to verify their supply chain. It says vendor supplied certificates do not drive its rankings. finnrick.com
Names the client
No, and by design. The certificates print Customer as Finnrick rather than the shop selling the vial, and the verification page says Finnrick certificates do not feature a vendor name or batch ID on purpose, leaving the seller to supply that context separately. A reader holding one cannot tell from the document which seller it belongs to. finnrick.com
Sample tracking
Not published as a policy. The certificate records the date the sample was received and the date the report was issued, and nothing about who handled it in between. aminovault.com
Turnaround
not published finnrick.com
Pricing
not published finnrick.com
Independence
Stated, with founders named. The company page names two founders and a policy lead, and says Finnrick does not sell peptides, give medical advice, recommend vendors or take payment to alter ratings. It also says it does not suppress failures or change ratings because a vendor objects. finnrick.com

Report numbers look like this: a seven character Finnrick test certificate ID, for example j4h8cka, printed above the partner laboratory's own report number

Our notes

  • Finnrick is not the laboratory that runs the instruments, and this matters more than anything else on this page. Its own partner page lists ten independent laboratories and the number of published tests from each: Krause Analytical 7,328, BTLabs 2,893, then Chromate, TrustPointe, Freedom Diagnostics, Janoshik, MZ Biolabs, Ichor Life Sciences, Harrens Lab and PharmLabs. Finnrick commissions the work, reviews the data and publishes rankings. finnrick.com
  • A certificate read on a seller site shows the arrangement plainly. The header band is Finnrick's, with a Finnrick test certificate ID and a verify address. The document underneath it is a BTLabs certificate of analysis, signed by two BTLabs staff in West Palm Beach, with Finnrick named as the customer. The copyright line at the foot belongs to Finnrick Analytics LLC. hkroids.com
  • A second certificate, on another seller, has the Finnrick name and a Finnrick project number at the top, and in its own body says the data meet Krause Analytical's internal quality assurance criteria, that the methods reference Krause Analytical procedures, and that the copyright belongs to Krause Analytical LLC. It is signed by the Krause laboratory director. aminovault.com
  • A third laboratory describes the same relationship from the other side. Prodigy Labs says Finnrick and similar peptide testing networks require certificates from partner laboratories as a condition of vendor approval. prodigy-labs.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.

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    aminovault.com · 2026-02-11

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