CURATED VENDOR PROFILE
Bluum Peptides
A Wyoming-registered storefront with a public COA archive containing current and historical certificates, including reports that can be checked at Freedom Diagnostics, Horizon Analytical, or BioRegen.
Same formula for every vendor: verifiable testing evidence forms the backbone; third-party reviews adjust it within a bounded range. How scoring works →
Score breakdown
Rank Composition — the terms below are the published receipt for this score. Full formula on the methodology page.
- Verified-evidence backbone
- 8.18
- Third-party reviews (bounded)
- +0.00
- Curated review bonus
- +0.15
Bluum Peptides presents an age gate and a public COA lookup. PeptideBenchmark keeps current-batch and historical certificates, distinguishing reports confirmed at Freedom Diagnostics, Horizon Analytical, or BioRegen from documents that remain vendor-hosted. The linked review and certificate database show the current evidence counts.
Readers who want a broad, openly priced catalog paired with certificate history that goes well beyond the single "current COA" a product page displays.
Some certificates remain vendor-hosted without a completed laboratory confirmation. The storefront presents an age gate, and one historical lot filed under BPC-157 was a GLOW-blend certificate; PeptideBenchmark excludes that mismatched relationship rather than attaching it to the wrong compound.
Public COA archive with provider verification and vendor-hosted documents
The documents name Freedom Diagnostics, BioRegen, Horizon Analytical, Janoshik Analytical, MZBiolabs, and Vanguard Laboratory. Reviewed documents include HPLC, identity, net content, endotoxin, and heavy-metals results; none reports sterility. Current product matches are kept distinct from historical or unmatched certificates. A laboratory name printed on a document does not establish provider verification.
8 public certificate examples
Representative product pages showing how this catalog exposes report or verification paths. Examples, not proof for every current lot.
Assayed content is not fill accuracy. Laboratories report net peptide content, and peptides ship as salts, so an honestly filled vial commonly assays below its gross label — a figure under 100% is not evidence of a short vial. These numbers are also not comparable between vendors: they exist only where a laboratory reports net content, so they partly reflect which laboratory a vendor uses.
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Observed from public domain records and the vendor's own site on Aug 27, 2026. Identity facts are shown for context and do not affect scores.