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What are the alternatives to Janoshik?

IA-Q-052 · laboratories · answered September 1, 2026 · research use only

The short answer

Several laboratories offer third-party peptide testing, mostly smaller US operations alongside a handful in Europe, though one laboratory holds most of the volume as of August 2026. They differ on five axes worth comparing directly: price per test, turnaround measured from a stated point, mass-spectrometry capability, how reports verify, and whether publication is optional or mandatory.

In detail

Publication policy is the axis most buyers overlook and the one that most affects what the public record shows. Where clients control publication, a results listing is a curated subset by construction.

Accreditation is worth checking rather than assuming: as of August 2026 two smaller US laboratories state ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation.

We are one of the alternatives, opening in Q1 2027, and we appear in our own comparisons marked pre-launch so readers can weigh that.

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