Testing LabResearch SummaryAug 2026

Freedom Diagnostics Testing: Cost, Turnaround & COA Lookup

This is a research summary of what could and could not be established about Freedom Diagnostics, a peptide purity testing laboratory that states an address at 133 Holiday Court, Suite 106, Franklin, Tennessee.¹The findings below were compiled on 2026-08-24 from the company's own pages, its certificates and intake materials, and public registries. It reports what the company states, what public records show, and what the record does not settle. It is a summary of sources, not a verdict, a rating, or a recommendation. Company statements are attributed to the company, and anything that could not be verified is labelled as such.

Quick Facts

Visit Freedom Diagnostics

Legal entity: Trade name only. No LLC, Inc, or PLLC suffix appears on its own pages.¹²
Registration status: Undetermined, not ruled out. The Tennessee Secretary of State registry was unreachable this session (a network block, a tooling result); two third-party reviewers report finding no register entry.³¹³²
Stated address: 133 Holiday Court, Suite 106, Franklin, TN 37067, as stated by the company.¹
Established vs domain: Company states "Est. 2023"; domain created 2025-02-14; earliest web capture 2025-07-11 was a redirect, first archived page content 2026-02-09.¹⁸⁹
Services offered: Purity and identity, net peptide content, endotoxin, PCR sterility, heavy metals, fentanyl and conformity screens, pH.⁴⁵
Methods & instruments: HPLC-UV purity and LC-MS identity (company-stated); no instrument make or model named on the site or certificates.¹⁷
Accreditation: Company states ISO 9001 and GLP "principles" compliance; not located in ANAB, IAS, ILAC, or A2LA directories, nor in the CMS CLIA file for Tennessee, as of 2026-08-24.³¹³
Published pricing: Purity and ID $200, net content +$25, add-ons $40 to $175. Published inside the intake form.⁴
Stated turnaround: "2 to 4 Business Day Turnaround"; sampled certificates ran same-day to 4 days received to reported.⁴⁶⁴⁷⁷
Public COA lookup: Public, no login; search by code, accession, or company name; functional this session.³¹²
Sample requirements: Crimped, unopened vial; research use only; hormone products excluded.⁴
Contact routes: contact@freedomdiagnosticstesting.com on the site; Admin@FreedomDiagnostics.net on certificates.²⁶

Peptides Vietnam is not affiliated with Freedom Diagnostics and receives no compensation for this profile. This is a research summary compiled on 2026-08-24. Details such as pricing and turnaround change, so confirm them on the lab's own site before sending a sample.

What Freedom Diagnostics Is

In its own words, the company describes itself as a service that specializes in "providing high-precision purity testing for research-use-only peptides with an unmatched turnaround time."¹ Its privacy policy states it is "a peptide purity testing laboratory located in Franklin, Tennessee."² Every page carries a research-use-only, not-for-human-use disclaimer, and the footer reads "Copyright © 2026 Freedom Diagnostics Testing."¹ It presents only the trade names "Freedom Diagnostics" and "Freedom Diagnostics Testing," with no LLC, Inc, or PLLC suffix anywhere on its own pages.¹² The stated address sits in the Holiday Court Business Center, a multi-tenant office building marketed with suites from 600 to 2,500 square feet.²⁴

The site runs on WordPress. Its content pages are a home page, a COA lookup, a contact page, a submission page, a secure credit card authorization page, and a privacy policy, plus a password-protected staff portal; there is no About, FAQ, Services, Quality, or Accreditation page in its sitemap.¹¹ The domain freedomdiagnosticstesting.com was created on 2025-02-14 through a WordPress.com registrar, with no registrant fields published.⁸

On scale, the homepage displays a live counter reading "42,378+" public certificates.¹ Two independent indexers report large corpora drawn from the public lookup: Disclosed Labs states it indexed 2,143 Freedom certificates from about 40 vendors,³³ and TitrateLab states Freedom is its largest single certificate source at 38,508 certificates.³⁴ An exact independent total could not be counted directly this session.

What Its Testing Covers

The analytes and sample handling below are drawn from the company's own intake materials and certificates:

Identity and purityCertificates carry an "Identity (LC-MS)" row and a "Purity (HPLC-UV)" row; the 2025 template states "All Chemical Analysis was performed by HPLC with UV Detection Coupled with Mass Spectrometry."⁷⁶
Net peptide contentQuantified in milligrams, described on the intake form as the "actual amount of peptide present, excluding water, salts, or counterions."⁵
Endotoxin and sterilityAdd-on services on the intake form: endotoxins, and "Sterility Screening (PCR-Based)."⁵ A vendor-side endotoxin certificate read by a third party reports LAL per USP <85>.³⁷
Heavy metalsListed at $100 on the live intake form; the company announced heavy metals testing "via ICP-MS" on its TikTok account in July 2026.⁴²¹
Fentanyl and conformity screensA "Fentanyl Screen" and "Conformity Testing" for fentanyl-related compounds, each described on the form as research-use-only screens not intended for diagnostic or medical purposes.⁵

On sample types and scope, samples "must arrive in a crimped, unopened vial."⁴ Custom peptide names are accepted ("Just type its name, custom entries are welcome"), and individuals may submit under a full name that "will appear exactly as entered on your Certificate of Analysis."⁴ The company states it "cannot accept HGH, HCG, HMG, testosterone, Lemon Bottle, or related hormone products," and every certificate, page, and form carries a research-use-only, not-for-human-use disclaimer.⁴¹

Methods, Instruments & Accreditation

Here, what the company states is kept separate from what could be independently confirmed. On methods, the homepage states "Every COA includes both HPLC purity and LC-MS identity confirmation, never one without the other,"¹ and the certificate method line on the 2026 template reads "Method: HPLC with UV detection coupled with mass spectrometry (LC-MS)."⁷

What the company states

HPLC-UV purity and LC-MS identity on every standard certificate¹
"State-of-the-art equipment for identity and purity confirmation" (no instrument named)³
"Compliant with ISO 9001 Quality Management Principles" and "Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) Quality Standard Principles"³

What was independently confirmed

Independent indexers resolve thousands of its certificates at the lab's own host,³³³⁴ and one reviewer reports the lab-hosted PDFs are byte-identical to the copies vendors publish⁴²
No accreditation naming this laboratory was located in the ANAB, IAS, ILAC, or A2LA directories, nor a CLIA record for any "Freedom" lab in Tennessee in the CMS file¹³
The CLIA number some third parties attach to this brand resolves to a different, same-named PLLC in Hillsboro, Illinois, which carries its own separate CLIA and NPI records¹⁴²³

On instruments, no manufacturer or model is named anywhere on the website, the intake materials, or the certificates read from the lab's own host this session.⁷ The 2026 certificates embed a chromatogram figure headed "1 PDA Multi 1" and a mass-confirmation spectrum, recorded here as document content; no make or model is stated, and none is inferred.⁷

On accreditation, the only credential-type statements on the site, both on the COA lookup page, are the ISO 9001 and GLP "principles" lines above, and neither names a certifying body, a certificate number, or a scope.³ No claim of ISO/IEC 17025, CLIA, CAP, A2LA, COLA, DEA, or FDA registration appears anywhere on the site, and no CLIA number is published.¹ Site-restricted searches of the ANAB, IAS, ILAC, and A2LA domains surfaced no record naming this laboratory, and the CMS CLIA file holds no Tennessee record for it.¹³ Two third-party reviewers report the same at the register level, listing it as not accredited to ISO/IEC 17025.³¹³²Stated plainly: the ISO 9001 and GLP lines are compliance-with-principles statements made by the company, and as of 2026-08-24 no accreditation naming this laboratory was located in any issuing body's public directory. This is recorded as claimed by the company and not located in the issuers' public directories, not as "accredited" and not as "false."

One boundary on the "independently confirmed" column: no independent re-test of a shared sample was located this session. What third parties verified is document provenance, that the certificates are authentic copies (one reviewer reports the hosted PDFs are byte-identical to the vendor copies⁴²) and that the lookup works,³³ not the measurement performance itself. Vendor-side reviewers separately note the lab "is not ISO 15189 or CAP accredited,"³⁵ and advise readers to request proof of ISO 17025 accreditation and a scope before relying on results.³⁸

Cost & Turnaround

Pricing is published inside the public intake form, with no account or login required, rather than on the static homepage.⁴ The figures displayed on 2026-08-24 were:

Test	Price	Note as printed
Purity & ID	$200	includes identity confirmation
Net Content	+$25	add-on to Purity & ID
Endotoxins	$175	additional vial required
Sterility (PCR)	$150	additional vial required
Heavy Metals	$100	additional vial required
pH	$75	on request
Conformity	$50 per vial	fentanyl-related screen
Fentanyl	$40	research-use screen
Vial Photo	Free

A worked example generated by the form pairs Purity and ID with net content for an estimated total of $225.⁴ The form also states volume discounts ("Submit 10+ samples for 5% off, 20+ for 10% off"), an expedited "20% surcharge," and a duplicate certificate "issued under an additional company name, +$50 per sample, per company (up to 4)."⁴ Payment is by card; the authorization page states "Your card will only be charged after samples are received and testing begins," and "We never receive your full card number."¹⁰

On turnaround, the intake form header states a "2 to 4 Business Day Turnaround," and the homepage states average results in 2 to 4 days.⁴¹ Measured on five certificates read from the lab's own host this session, the received-to-reported gap ran same-day to 4 days.⁶⁷⁴⁶⁴⁷⁴⁸ One glp1forum user wrote that reports are "almost always received 2 business days after my samples arrive."²⁹ Shipping time to Franklin, Tennessee is on top of that.

Is Freedom Diagnostics Legit?

The plain answer up front: the record does not resolve into a single yes or no. It resolves into separate facts, each with the route by which it was checked. Here is what each check returned.

The public COA lookup and document host are operational

The public COA lookup resolved 21 certificates for one client company live this session, with invalid codes returning not-found, and certificates are hosted on the lab's own document server.¹²³⁶ Independent indexers resolve thousands of its certificates through that same lookup.³³³⁴

Signatories appear only on the certificates

Certificates are signed "Stephen Schmidt, Principal Chemist" on documents dated through early 2026, and "Alex Johnson, Principal Chemist" on documents dated 2026-04-02 and later. Neither name appears anywhere on the company's website, and their roles beyond the certificate signature could not be established from public records this session. One glp1forum user wrote that they looked into the COA signer and reported that the signer "is a real person, you can find their information online"; that is an unverified user statement.⁶⁴⁸⁴⁹⁷⁴⁵

Legal entity is undetermined, not ruled out

The company presents a trade name with no corporate suffix on its own pages.¹ The Tennessee Secretary of State registry could not be reached this session; four connection attempts across two tools failed at the network level, which is a tooling result and not a finding that no registration exists. Two third-party reviewers report finding no business-register entry.³¹³²

No enforcement or court record was found in the reachable routes

A direct search of the FDA warning letters database returned no letter for this company, with a control query confirming the search works (a genuine null).¹⁶ The federal RECAP docket mirror and the Tennessee appellate courts' public case search each returned zero results for the name.¹⁷¹⁸ The CMS 2025 Laboratory Registry of labs with sanctions history contains no matching entry,²⁰ and the USPTO trademark database returned no live or dead mark for these names.¹⁹The county trial court for the lab's own address (Williamson County) and full PACER access were tooling-blocked rather than searched, and are listed under What We Could Not Establish below.

CLIA: a genuine null in Tennessee, plus a name collision

No Tennessee CLIA record exists for any "Freedom" laboratory in the CMS file (a genuine null in that file); the CLIA number third parties attach to this brand belongs to a same-named Illinois PLLC.¹³¹⁴A timelier CMS CLIA lookup was blocked this session, so a certificate issued after the file's mid-2026 cutoff, or under a different legal name, cannot be excluded from a tooling block alone.

The "Est. 2023" statement is not corroborated by public records

The homepage states the lab was established in 2023. The domain was created on 2025-02-14, the earliest web capture is a 2025-07-11 redirect with the first archived page content dated 2026-02-09, and the earliest certificate located is dated 2025-06-27; no record checked this session corroborates activity in 2023.¹⁸⁹¹²⁴⁶ This is recorded as a date that public records do not corroborate, and is attributed to the company as its own statement.

Community discussion is mixed and unverified

On glp1forum, users describe fast turnaround and report the lab agreeing with other labs on shared samples.²⁹ On Reddit, some users have posted adverse claims about reliability, one alleging the certificates are "templates populated from Google Sheet randomized data" and another calling the lab the "least reliable," while other users in the same threads dispute them, one replying "They cant. No receipts, just bantering," and note the certificates can be verified directly through the public lookup; no independent evidence either way was located.³⁰ Some users also report that certain vendors accept only Janoshik certificates.⁴⁵⁵⁰

Same building, no stated relationship

A separate laboratory, Limitless Medical Laboratories LLC, holds a CLIA certificate at Suite 101 of the same building; the peptide lab states Suite 106.¹⁵ No source reviewed states any relationship between the two entities, and none is implied here.

Read together, these are the checkable facts, each with its route. Where a route was blocked, that is noted as a block rather than an absence. For how to sanity-check any certificate, see our guide to reading a COA.

How to Submit a Sample

Choose a route

Submit through the online four-step wizard on the Submit Samples page, or download the paper intake form, which includes a card authorization page.²²⁴⁵

Enter customer details

A company, organization, or individual name (the certificate "will list ONLY the Company/Organization Name entered"), a contact person, an email for delivery, and a phone number.⁴

Enter each sample

Sample name (custom entries allowed), optional vial name and lot number, an amount with a unit (mg, mcg, ml), the tests requested, and an optional free vial photo.⁴

Sign the declaration

The submitter signs and dates, and confirms the samples are research use only, that the information is accurate as it should appear on the COA, and that COA information cannot be changed after release.⁴

Ship the vial

Send a crimped, unopened vial to "Freedom Diagnostics Testing, 133 Holiday Court, Suite 106, Franklin, TN 37067," with a printed confirmation or the submission reference inside the package.⁴

On confidentiality, the certificate lists only the company or organization name provided; individuals may submit under a full name; and duplicate certificates under additional company names are offered at "+$50 per sample, per company (up to 4)."⁴ The privacy policy states the company does "not sell, trade, or rent your personal information to third parties" and that records "are retained in accordance with applicable laboratory record-keeping requirements."² No chain-of-custody statement or procedure, and no statement about retention, disposal, or return of leftover sample, was found on any page or document opened this session; each is a genuine absence on the public surface rather than a blocked check.⁴² One practical note: because certificates are searchable by company name through the public lookup, a submitter's company name and tested products are publicly searchable.³

How to Read Their COA

The lookup is public with no login. It accepts a Search Code, an accession number, or a company name; the search code is "the first 4 characters of your company name followed by your accession number," and results open as a PDF.³ Technically, the page pulls a certificate list from a Cloudflare worker and opens each document from the lab's certificate host; a company-name search for one client returned 21 certificates live this session, and invalid codes return not-found.¹²³ The structure of an actual certificate, read this session, is:

Header block: client name, accession number, a search code, and received and reported dates. The 2025 template labels this field "Assession Number" as printed; the 2026 template corrects the spelling, recorded here as a document characteristic.⁶⁷
Results: product name, lot, net peptide content in milligrams, a total purity percentage (for example 99.43% on the 2026 example), an identity result, and appearance ("White Lyophilized Powder").⁶⁷
Method line and figures: the HPLC-UV coupled with mass spectrometry method sentence, and, on the 2026 template, an embedded chromatogram and a mass-confirmation spectrum.⁷
Signature block: a signature image over a typed name and the title "Principal Chemist" ("Stephen Schmidt" through early 2026, "Alex Johnson" on documents dated 2026-04-02 and later), the research-use-only disclaimer, and a footer citing FreedomDiagnosticsTesting.com and Admin@FreedomDiagnostics.net.⁶⁴⁸⁴⁹⁷

A third-party audit of one Freedom certificate recorded that the document itself carries "no physical address, accreditation details," noted here as content of that certificate.³⁶ For a walkthrough that applies to any lab's report, see why a COA matters and how to read one.

Freedom Diagnostics vs Other Peptide Testing Labs

This is a factual comparison on axes verified this session. It is not a ranking, and it does not say which lab is better. Cells left blank were not checked this session.

Lab	Location	Published price	Stated turnaround	Public lookup	Accreditation in issuer directory
Freedom Diagnostics	Franklin, TN (stated)¹	$200 purity and ID, +$25 net content⁴	2 to 4 business days (claimed)⁴	Yes³	None located in issuer directories; states ISO 9001 and GLP principles³¹³
Janoshik	Czech Republic²⁵	$180 to $300 per class; $70 public report²⁵	About 7 business days⁴³	Yes²⁶	None located; no accreditation claim on its site²⁵
ILS Laboratories	San Diego, CA²⁷	Not published (portal-gated)²⁷	About one week²⁷	Yes²⁷	PJLA ISO 17025 record located; scope covers cannabis matrices, not the peptide tests sold²⁷⁴⁰
Colmaric Analyticals	St. Petersburg, FL²⁸	Not published (quote by request)²⁸	Not published²⁸	None found²⁸	PJLA ISO 17025 record located; scope lists four vitamin analytes, not the peptide tests sold⁴¹

A cross-cutting note on the accreditation column, stated without ranking: for both US labs carrying an ISO/IEC 17025 claim, a live PJLA accreditation record exists at the same legal entity, but the accredited scope in that register does not list the peptide tests each sells, cannabis matrices for ILS and four vitamin analytes for Colmaric.⁴⁰⁴¹ Freedom makes no ISO 17025 claim at all, and Janoshik makes no accreditation claim on its site.²⁵

See the full lineup, with cost, turnaround, and scope for each, in the peptide testing labs directory.

What We Could Not Establish

The research seat kept a list of what it tried and could not settle. The distinction below matters: a blocked tool is a tooling result, not evidence that a thing does not exist, while a genuine null is a registry or database that was reached and returned no record.

Legal entity and registration: the Tennessee Secretary of State registry was unreachable on four attempts (network block); registration status is undetermined, not ruled out.¹
Ownership and operators: no owner or officer is named on the site, and the registry route was blocked, so who owns or operates the lab is undetermined.¹
Personnel identities: who "Stephen Schmidt" and "Alex Johnson" are, beyond the "Principal Chemist" signature, could not be established, and neither appears on the site.⁶⁷
BBB profile, Tennessee state laboratory license, a CLIA record newer than the CMS file, Williamson County trial court records, and full PACER access: each route returned a bot challenge, an HTTP 403, a login wall, or an interactive block, so each is undetermined on a tooling basis, not a null.
Trustpilot profile: the live page returned HTTP 403 and archived copies were unreachable (archive.org timed out), so its existence is undetermined.
Exact total certificate count: the lookup's full-list route failed (connection closed); the company counter reads 42,378+, and third-party corpora range from 2,143 to 38,508.¹³³³⁴
Instrument makes and models: none is named anywhere checked.⁷
Any relationship among the Suite 106 lab, Limitless Medical Laboratories LLC in Suite 101,¹⁵ and SafeCert Labs, which lists the same street address on its own contact page⁴⁴: no source reviewed states any relationship among them.
A clone domain, finnrickdiagnostics.com, reproduces much of the subject's site content; its registration is anonymous, and no source establishes who operates it or whether it is affiliated with the subject.³⁹
Chain of custody and leftover-sample handling: no statement was found on the public surface, a genuine absence rather than a block.⁴
Any "Freedom Diagnostics" activity in 2023: no capture, registration, or certificate before 2025 was located.⁸⁹

Each item above was actively checked, and where the route was a tooling block it is labelled a block rather than an absence. The one genuine absence here, the lack of a chain-of-custody statement on the public surface, is labelled as such; the genuine database nulls (FDA, courts, CLIA, trademarks, and the sanctions registry) are set out in the "Is Freedom Diagnostics Legit?" section above.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Freedom Diagnostics legit?+

Freedom Diagnostics is an operating laboratory: it runs a public certificate lookup that resolved live in this research, hosts certificates on its own server, and has thousands of its reports independently indexed by third parties. At the same time, its legal entity could not be confirmed because the Tennessee business registry was unreachable in this session, no accreditation naming it was located in any issuing body's public directory, and its "Est. 2023" statement predates its domain and every web capture found. The page treats the question as a set of separate, checkable facts rather than a single verdict, and the "Is Freedom Diagnostics Legit?" section sets out each finding with the route by which it was checked. This is a summary of sources, not a recommendation.

Is Freedom Diagnostics reputable, and what do reviews say?+

Public discussion is mixed and consists of user statements rather than established fact. On glp1forum, users describe fast turnaround and report the lab agreeing with other labs on shared samples. On Reddit, some users have posted adverse claims about reliability, while others in the same threads dispute them and note that certificates can be verified through the public lookup. Some users also report that certain vendors accept only Janoshik certificates. No independent evidence settling these claims either way was located in this research.

How much does Freedom Diagnostics testing cost?+

Prices are published inside the public intake form, with no login required. A Purity and Identification test is listed at $200, net peptide content is a $25 add-on, and further tests range from $40 to $175: endotoxins $175, PCR sterility $150, heavy metals $100, conformity $50 per vial, fentanyl $40, pH $75, and a vial photo free. A worked example on the form pairs Purity and ID with net content for an estimated $225. Volume discounts, a 20% expedited surcharge, and duplicate certificates under additional company names are also offered. Confirm current prices on the lab's own form before sending anything.

How long does Freedom Diagnostics take?+

The intake form states a "2 to 4 Business Day Turnaround," and the homepage states average results in 2 to 4 days. Measured on five certificates read from the lab's own host in this research, the received-to-reported gap ran same-day to 4 days. Shipping time to Franklin, Tennessee is on top of that.

Where is Freedom Diagnostics located?+

The company states an address of 133 Holiday Court, Suite 106, Franklin, Tennessee 37067, a suite in a multi-tenant office building. That the company operates from Suite 106 specifically was not independently confirmed in this research. A separate laboratory holds a CLIA certificate at Suite 101 of the same building; no source reviewed states any relationship between the two, and none is implied here.

Does Freedom Diagnostics have a COA lookup?+

Yes. The lookup is public with no login and accepts a search code, an accession number, or a company name. The search code is the first four characters of the company name followed by the accession number. Results open as PDF certificates hosted on the lab's own server. A company-name search returned 21 certificates for one client live in this research, and invalid codes return not-found.

Is Freedom Diagnostics accredited?+

No third-party accreditation naming this laboratory could be located in any issuer directory (ANAB, IAS, ILAC, or A2LA) or in the CMS CLIA file for Tennessee as of 2026-08-24. The company itself claims only compliance with "ISO 9001 Quality Management Principles" and "Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) Quality Standard Principles," without naming a certifying body, certificate number, or scope, and it makes no ISO/IEC 17025, CLIA, CAP, A2LA, COLA, or DEA claim. The accurate description is: claimed by the company at the level of principles, and not located in any issuing body's public directory as of the research date.

How does Freedom Diagnostics compare to Janoshik?+

On the axes verified in this research: Freedom states a Franklin, Tennessee location, publishes prices inside its intake form ($200 for purity and identity), claims a 2 to 4 business day turnaround, and runs a public certificate lookup. Janoshik is based in the Czech Republic, publishes per-compound prices (about $180 to $300 by class), states about a 7 business day turnaround, and runs its own public verification database. Neither carries an accreditation located in an issuer directory in this research. This is a factual comparison, not a ranking; some users report holding vendors to both Janoshik and Freedom certificates.

What does Freedom Diagnostics test?+

Its core certificate reports peptide identity by LC-MS, purity by HPLC-UV, and net peptide content in milligrams, with appearance. Add-on services listed on its intake form include endotoxins, PCR-based sterility, heavy metals (which the company says it runs by ICP-MS), a fentanyl screen, conformity screening, and pH on request. The company states it cannot accept HGH, HCG, HMG, testosterone, Lemon Bottle, or related hormone products, and all testing is labelled research use only.

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