Freedom Diagnostics Testing peptide testing profile

At a glance

Location: Franklin, TN, USA
Base test: HPLC purity and LC-MS identity (homepage: both on every COA)
Published starting price: $200 purity and identification (official intake form, May 2026)
Standard turnaround: Average 1–3 business days. The clock start is not always stated.
ISO/IEC 17025: Not published
Public COA check: Public lookup by Search Code, accession number, or company name
Who may submit: Complete the official intake form, then ship to Franklin, TN.

HPLC / UHPLC: HPLC purity, reported as a percentage.
Mass spectrometry: LC-MS identity by molecular mass. The homepage says every COA includes both HPLC and LC-MS. The May 2026 intake form describes the $200 Purity and Identification test as HPLC and/or mass spectrometry.
Endotoxin: Offered as a screen for bacterial endotoxin. The method, such as LAL or USP <85>, was not stated on the pages reviewed.
Microbial / sterility: Sterility screening by PCR. It is not described as USP <71> on the pages reviewed.
Heavy metals: Listed as a screen on the homepage. Method and public price were not on the official intake form reviewed.
Other methods named: Net peptide content, lot conformity, a fentanyl screen, pH on request, and a vial photo on the certificate.

Intake form, May 2026: Purity and Identification $200. Net peptide content $25 when bundled with Purity and Identification. Endotoxins $175, additional vial. PCR sterility screening $150, additional vial. One extra vial covers both endotoxin and sterility if they are ordered together. Conformity $50 per additional vial. Fentanyl screen $40. Vial photo has no fee.
Not on the intake form: Heavy metals and pH are listed on the homepage. Their prices were not on the intake form reviewed.
Volume discounts: Lifetime volume discounts from 1 November 2026: 5% at 10 samples, 10% at 20, and 15% at 50. The count never resets. Conformity vials and duplicate certificates do not count. An additional 5% is offered for military and first-responder clients.

Standard: Average 1–3 business days. The site does not always state whether the clock starts at receipt or at order.
Rush: Not published

ISO/IEC 17025: Not published. No ISO/IEC 17025 statement was found on the official pages reviewed.
Other claims: Established 2023, in Franklin, Tennessee. Services are described as research use only. The laboratory says it does not accept HGH, HCG, HMG, testosterone, Lemon Bottle, or related hormone products, and it claims no vendor affiliations.
Legal name: Not published
Distinct from: This Franklin laboratory is distinct from Freedom Diagnostic Testing, PLLC in Hillsboro, Illinois, a separately named clinical-collection entity. Do not treat an Illinois CLIA record as covering the Tennessee peptide lab.

How to order: Complete the official intake form and ship the sample.
Intake form: https://freedomdiagnosticstesting.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/INTAKEV4.pdf
Address: 133 Holiday Court Suite 106, Franklin, TN 37067
Email: contact@freedomdiagnosticstesting.com (published on the privacy policy)
Phone: Not published
Who may submit: Not published as a separate eligibility rule. Submission is through the official intake form.

Public lookup: Search by Search Code, accession number, or company name at https://freedomdiagnosticstesting.com/search-for-your-coa-based-on-the-unique-accession-number/
Public counts: Homepage COA counts disagree: 42,000+ in some places and a 69,000+ live count in another. The count was not reconciled in this review.

The homepage and the May 2026 intake form do not describe the $200 test the same way. The homepage says every COA includes both HPLC and LC-MS. The form says HPLC and/or mass spectrometry.
Endotoxin method, heavy-metals method, heavy-metals price, phone number, legal entity name, and ISO/IEC 17025 status were not published on the pages reviewed.
The published public COA counts are inconsistent.
PCR sterility screening is not described as USP <71>.