CELMARK International
An Orlando, FL contract-manufacturing company whose in-house analytical lab issues the certificate of analysis on a peptide vendor's product. Real named lab, but no public COA-verification portal.
This label reflects how the provider presents itself on its own site today, not a formal accreditation category.
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What we can verify now
CELMARK INTERNATIONAL INC. issues the certificate of analysis on a curated peptide vendor’s product (seen on Paramount Peptides). The COA carries the company’s Orlando, FL address (2600 Titan Row, Orlando FL 32809), which matches Celmark International (celmarkint.com) — an FDA-inspected, cGMP, organic-certified contract-manufacturing company with an on-site full-service analytical and microbiological laboratory. Its reports read as manufacturing/QC certificates (code + package lot) rather than the peptide-purity HPLC reports most other labs in this graph produce.
Verification status
No public COA-verification lookup was located: a reader cannot paste a code or accession number into a Celmark site and pull the certificate. So a CELMARK COA is a named-lab, vendor-hosted document — better than a bare “third-party tested” claim, but not an independently verifiable one.
Why it’s cataloged
We record every distinct lab name that appears in curated-vendor COAs, including ones that recur only once or twice, so the testing landscape stays complete. CELMARK is a low-frequency name in the current graph (a single vendor), captured here for completeness rather than as a major verification surface.