Hexarelin lab test results by vendor
How each vendor's Hexarelin held up in independent third-party lab tests: purity, dose against the label, and how often vials failed.
- vials tested
- 1
- lab reports
- 1
- vendors
- 1
- of vials failed
- 100.0%
- median purity
- 96.66%
- median dose vs label
- +68.6%
Specification: when a vial fails
A vial fails if it's empty, under 95% pure, more than 20% under its label, or more than 50% over.
- Contentsempty
- Purity< 95%
- Dose vs label< −20%
- Dose vs label> +50%
1 of 1 vials failed. Results from Apr 2026 to Apr 2026.
For research use only. Vendors can't pay to change their score, rank or warnings. No affiliate links, no coupon codes, no paid rankings. How scores work
Key facts
- VendorVerify holds lab results for 1 Hexarelin vial from 1 vendor, from 1 independent lab report dated Apr 2026 to Apr 2026.
- 100.0% of Hexarelin vials on file failed (1 of 1), meaning empty, under 95% pure, more than 20% under label or more than 50% over.
- The median Hexarelin vial on file tested at 96.66% purity.
- The median Hexarelin vial on file held +68.6% compared with the amount on its label.
- No vendor yet has the 5 independent Hexarelin lab reports needed to be ranked for Hexarelin.
Hexarelin vendors
| # | Vendor | Verdict | Score | Failed vials | Lab reports | Median dose vs label | Avg. purity | Vendor page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Not enough data to rank (fewer than 5 independent lab reports) | ||||||||
| Bluum | Not rankedFailed vials | 81.9 | 100.0% | 1 | +68.6% | 96.66% | View vendor Bluum | |
Every Hexarelin vial against its label
One dot per vial, placed by how much it held compared with the amount on the label. 100% held more than the label and 0% held less. The ones to worry about sit on the left.
Dot chart of 1 vials (every Hexarelin vial on file), each placed by its measured amount compared with the label, from 50% under to 50% over. 0 are within 5% of the label, 0 are 5 to 20% under or more than 5% over, 0 are more than 20% under, 1 are more than 50% over, and 0 were empty.
What an honest Hexarelin lab report should show
Use this list on the report a vendor sends you, before you trust the numbers on it. How to read a COA
- Lot match. The lot or batch number on the report matches the one printed on your vial.
- Named, independent lab. The report names a lab you can contact and check it with. A PDF with only the vendor's logo doesn't count.
- HPLC and mass spec. HPLC measures purity and mass spectrometry confirms identity. You need both.
- Recent, batch-dated test. The test is dated for this batch, not one report reused for years.
- Purity isn't identity. A high purity figure says nothing about what the compound is unless the mass spec result matches it.
- Contaminants. Endotoxin, heavy metals and sterility results, where the lab offers them. Most reports leave these out.
Hexarelin-specific things to check
No Hexarelin-specific notes yet.
What buyers are saying about Hexarelin
From 6 Reddit mentions in the 90 days to October 18, 2026 and 3 forum posts over the past year. An automated classifier sorted what people said, so treat these counts as a rough guide, not a measurement.
What buyers report online
Fake or underdosed vials weren't among the most common complaints about Hexarelin.
What the lab reports show
0.0% of Hexarelin vials with a dose result held more than 10% less than the label (0 of 1). 1 of 1 failed overall (100.0%).
A complaint online can't be checked, but a lab report can. Check the vendor's own results in the table above before you buy.
What people use it for
What they complain about
Only 9 mentions were read, too few to say whether the overall tone is positive or negative.
Snapshot taken October 18, 2026. Mentions are matched by name, so nicknames and brand names can be missed or miscounted, and the classifier agreed with a hand check about 72% of the time. These are buyers' own words, not VendorVerify's findings and not medical advice.
Hexarelin: common questions
Which Hexarelin vendors pass lab testing?
No vendor has 5 or more independent lab reports for Hexarelin yet, so none is ranked. The table on this page lists every vendor's results so far.
How often do Hexarelin vials fail testing?
1 of 1 Hexarelin vials on file failed (100.0%). A vial fails if it's empty, under 95% pure, more than 20% under its label, or more than 50% over it.
Are Hexarelin vials underdosed?
Usually not; if anything they run over. The typical Hexarelin vial on file held +68.6% compared with the amount on its label. Individual vials vary much more than that, and the chart on this page shows every one.
What purity do Hexarelin vials test at?
The median Hexarelin vial tested at 96.66% purity. We count anything under 95% as a failed vial and give full marks for purity at 99.5% or higher, because small differences above that are within normal lab-to-lab variation.
Where do these Hexarelin results come from?
From 1 independent lab reports, mostly commissioned by buyers, covering 1 vials from 1 vendors, dated Apr 2026 to Apr 2026. VendorVerify doesn't test anything itself. A report a vendor paid for is only used if the lab can verify it, and it is marked as vendor-commissioned and counts at half weight.
Does VendorVerify sell Hexarelin?
No. VendorVerify doesn't sell peptides of any kind. Vendors can't pay to change their score, rank or warnings. No affiliate links, no coupon codes, no paid rankings.
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