Our Verdict
Two CJC-1295 batches — lots CJC5-13596 tested May 2025 — came back at 88.99% and 85.65% purity. Both from the same batch on the same testing date, which suggests a single bad production run rather than an ongoing pattern. BPC-157, Semaglutide, and Ipamorelin results from the same testing date are clean (99.8–99.97%). The CJC-1295 failures haven't been publicly acknowledged by the vendor. No COA page is publicly accessible, no contact info is published, and no address or ownership is on file. Other products look fine; CJC-1295 from this vendor has a documented quality failure that hasn't been addressed. Do not buy CJC-1295 from Astro Peptides until the vendor accounts for those batch results.
Latest Lab Results
| Vendor Score | 74/100 (Trusted) |
| Latest Tested Batch(May 2025) | CJC-1295 — 89.0% Purity |
| Batch Grade | F |
This vendor has demonstrated strong historical performance, transparency, and testing practices. However, the most recently tested batch of CJC-1295 achieved only 89.0% purity — below the 95% standard expected from top-tier vendors. The overall score reflects the vendor's full track record, not any single result.
Community Sentiment
Astro Peptides receives both praise and criticism from users. While some users recommend it for its affordability and effectiveness, others report issues with order accuracy and customer service.
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