Before choosing a supplier, look at the documentation. Most sellers make that hard, with a few certificate images and no clear way to tie one to a batch. This Disguised Alpha review starts with the documents, because that is where the evidence lives.
🔑 Key Takeaways
- The lowest purity figure in the library still conforms. The reason is on the certificate.
- Not every report checks sterility, and the portal tells you which ones skip it.
- One lab did all the dated testing until May 2026. Then the mix changed.
- A report number is not always a batch number, and the difference matters.
- We give no star rating. The reason sits in what we did not check.
We read the public pages of Disguised Alpha on November 12, 2026: the COA portal, four certificates in full, the shipping policy, the FAQ and the account sign-up screen. This review is sponsored. Every number below is our own count from the public site.
Disguised Alpha at a Glance
Here is the business on one screen.
The two names point to one business. Disguised Research is the older name, and ILS certificates print it next to the disguisedalpha.com address.
COA Evidence: What the Report Library Shows
The library is public. You can search it and preview certificates without an account.
The public COA portal accepts a product, batch, strength or report number in one search box (its example is "BPC 10mg"). You can filter by laboratory and category and sort by name, newest report or most reports. Each product card lists the lot or report number, labeled strength, lab, test date and certificate number, with a preview of the certificate.
The portal's counters read 197 products, 433 report records and 4 laboratories. Our own count of the listing matched.
The lab mix changed in 2026. Every dated report before May 2026 is from Chromate (111 reports, November 2025 to April 2026). ILS reports start on May 25, 2026 and make up most reports since June, and Freedom Diagnostics joins on July 22, 2026.
The library is also recent. Of 409 dated records, 290 were tested in the 180 days before November 12, 2026, and 177 of the 197 products have a report from that window. 88 products carry reports from two or more labs.
Where the listing shows purity (224 records), the median is 99.63%. 211 of those are at 99% or higher.
Read the specification, not just the number: The lowest listed purity is 94.29%, on a Chromate report for IGF-1 LR3 (lot 55F, tested May 17, 2026). That certificate's specification for the compound is above 90%, so it conforms. Specifications differ by compound and by lab.
Verdicts need the same care. 251 records show PASS in the listing; the rest, mostly Chromate and Freedom Diagnostics reports, have no verdict field at all, which is not the same as a fail.
The portal also announces "Up to 10x testing" for new ILS batches, adding closure integrity, solubility analysis and product pH "as applicable." The current ILS certificates we opened say "8X Testing."
What the certificates actually list
Two "lab reports" can be very different documents. Three certificates show the range.
ILS Laboratories, COA-2026-JFQBRV. BPC-157 10 mg, batch BPC02, received August 19, 2026 and analyzed August 22, 2026. Overall verdict: PASS.
It is also marked Fentanyl Free, carries a chromatogram, a QR code and an access code, and states testing was performed under an ISO/IEC 17025 quality system; the sponsor's own lab page adds that accreditation covers methods within the lab's accredited scope, not automatically every test.
Chromate, certificate #35748. GHK-Cu 100 mg, batch 5613X, analyzed May 8, 2026 by HILIC-HPLC with UV detection. Purity is above 99.98% (specification above 98%), quantity is 110.24 mg against a 100 mg label (+10.2%), and sterility, endotoxins and metals all pass their stated limits. It adds an access code for chromate.org/verify.
Freedom Diagnostics, accession 2608070065. ACE-083 200 mg, lot ACE01, reported August 9, 2026. This is identity-only: LC-MS confirmed identity, and there is no purity, sterility or endotoxin figure.
The portal says so on the product card: reference standards for this product had not yet been purchased through the lab. A full panel and an identity-only report are different things, and the portal labels which is which.
How to match a batch
A certificate only helps if it belongs to the batch on offer. The BPC-157 product page names its current batch as "Your purchasing batch" and links that certificate.
- Product and strength. Find the product and check that the labeled strength matches the listing.
- Lot or report number. Match the number on the product page to the one on the portal card.
- The original report. Open the certificate and read the methods, the reported values and the dates.
- The issuing lab. Scan the QR code or enter the access code on the lab's own site: ILS Laboratories or Chromate. Freedom Diagnostics looks reports up by accession number.
Report number or batch number: The portal notes that a lab report number is not always the production batch number. Check which one a card shows before you compare it with a product page.
Our guide on how to read a peptide COA walks through each field on a certificate.
Where the record is thinner
Scope varies by report. The company's own FAQ says not to assume every report includes every assay, and that a purity figure does not prove sterility. Check the test list on each certificate.
209 of 433 records show no purity figure in the listing. For those, open the certificate to see what was measured.
102 of 197 products have a single report. There is no second lot to compare yet, so one clean report says nothing about consistency.
A certificate describes a sample. It covers what the lab received, not the vial that ships to you. The site advertises a "Verify Your Product" program that returns the cost of testing your vial at an approved lab as store credit; we did not test it or read its full terms.
Some pages need the free account. When we opened individual report pages without one, the site asked us to log in. The catalog, prices and offers pages sit behind it too.
All sales are final once an order ships. That puts the weight on checking documents before you pay.
We did not place an order. Delivery speed, packaging and support quality are not assessed here.
None of these undercut the core finding. The library is large, public and dated; the limits mean you should open the certificate rather than trust the summary line.
Catalog Overview
The catalog is wider than the portal. The site's product sitemap lists about 250 product pages, laboratory equipment included.
Formats include lyophilized vials, capsules, aerosol sprays, liquids, topical creams, transdermal products and raw powders, plus bacteriostatic water and lab supplies such as analytical balances and a benchtop freeze dryer.
The largest portal categories by products with reports are Neurocognitive (62), Metabolic (26), Aminos and Oils (17), Longevity (15), Copper Peptide (12), Cardiovascular (9), Reproductive (8) and Dermatology (6). Smaller groups cover bioregulators, sleep, follicle, mitochondrial, gut and immune.
We checked ten listings. Every one has reports from both ILS and Chromate.
The newest listed purity runs from 99.45% (NAD+) to 99.94% (MOTS-c); Epitalon's newest report shows none.
Prices and stock are not quoted here because they change, and the catalog sits behind the free account.
Shipping and Ordering
Orders ship from the US West Coast; the company says its fulfillment is in Irvine, California. Those placed by 2:30 PM Pacific, Monday to Friday, or by 12:00 PM Pacific on Saturday go out the same day. After the cutoff, on Sundays or on holidays, they go out the next shipping day.
What "same-day" depends on: Dispatch is subject to payment confirmation, any required review, stock availability and operating schedules. High order volume, promotions, restocks or compliance review can extend processing "slightly." Transit time starts after dispatch.
Eligible domestic orders over $250 ship free by FedEx 2-Day, and checkout shows whether a cart qualifies once you enter the address. The policy names USPS, FedEx and regional carriers: FedEx 2-Day is estimated at 2 business days after shipment, expedited at 1 to 3. Both are carrier estimates, not guarantees.
A tracking number is emailed once the order ships. A label can exist before the carrier has the parcel, so early tracking may show no movement.
FedEx does not deliver to PO boxes, and address errors are the customer's responsibility. International shipping is limited and does not accept card payments, so read the shipping policy first.
Opening an account
Browsing the shop starts with a free account.
- Confirm that you are at least 21.
- Agree that the products are for laboratory work only.
- Choose a business type, such as healthcare or medical, research or academic, biotechnology, pharmaceutical, or government or military.
- Sign up with Google, Apple or email. Email sign-up sends a 6-digit verification code.
Pay only through the methods offered at checkout; the FAQ warns against sending payment to details supplied anywhere else. An order can be held for payment confirmation or review, and a successful payment does not automatically clear a review hold, so do not pay twice.
Returns and order problems
Once an order ships, all sales are final. Opened items cannot be returned, and changes or cancellations are possible only before processing.
For a wrong item or transit damage, contact support within 48 hours of delivery with the order number and photos of the outer packaging, product container and shipping label. Keep the packaging. For a lost parcel, check tracking, contact the carrier, then contact support.
Support and current offers
Email support@disguisedalpha.com, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM Pacific. The company says it replies within one business day, and operations@disguisedalpha.com handles unresolved issues. Support gives no usage advice.
Current codes and discounts are on the Ways to Save page, and the cart shows the final calculation. The FAQ covers payment holds, tracking and delivery questions.
What This Disguised Alpha Review Checked, and What It Did Not
We read documents. We did not test deliveries.
There is no star rating because we did not place an order, and a score without delivery, packaging and support would be a guess. The site also says capsules are made under GMP standards and peptides are inspected in person before shipping; we did not verify that. A test order and an independent lab test of the vial that arrives would give us grounds for a score.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Bottom Line
Disguised Alpha suits people who want to read the lab report before paying. With 433 records across 197 products, most tested in the past 180 days, the paper trail is easy to check.
Keep two limits in mind. Report scope varies, and a certificate describes the lab's sample rather than the vial that ships to you.
Open the portal, find your product and its current batch, read the full certificate, then decide.
Sources
- Disguised Alpha public COA portal (433 records counted November 12, 2026)
- ILS Laboratories certificate COA-2026-JFQBRV, BPC-157, lot BPC02
- Chromate certificate #35748, GHK-Cu, lot 5613X
- Chromate certificate #35027, IGF-1 LR3, lot 55F
- Freedom Diagnostics accession 2608070065, ACE-083, lot ACE01
- Shipping and returns policy (last updated April 17, 2026)
- Disguised Alpha FAQ
- Disguised Alpha About and Contact pages
- Disguised Alpha Terms of Service (last updated May 8, 2026)
- Lab profile pages for ILS Laboratories, Chromate and Freedom Diagnostics on the Disguised Alpha site
Sponsored content and disclaimer: This is sponsored content. Disguised Alpha paid PeptideDeck for this review and saw the draft to check facts; the findings and wording are PeptideDeck's. Figures were counted on November 12, 2026 and will change. A certificate describes the tested sample, not every vial. Disguised Alpha sells its products for laboratory work only, to account holders aged 21 and over. Nothing here is medical advice.
