Compound ranking · 2026
Best TB-500 Suppliers (2026) — Ranked by Batch Testing
TB-500 is one of the two most-searched compounds in this market — and one of the most frequently blended, relabeled and sold under variant names. The ranking below scores the proof instead of the label: whether the lot in the vial has a published Certificate of Analysis, whether identity was confirmed by mass spectrometry, and what the vial actually costs.
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What to check before buying TB-500
The checks are the same for every compound, but TB-500 adds two complications: it is commonly sold inside blends (where the certificate has to account for more than one component), and listings appear under variant and code names. Before paying, a buyer should be able to verify four things for the specific lot being sold:
- A per-lot COA, readable before purchase. Not a sample certificate, not a library entry from a different batch — the certificate for the lot in the vial, ideally on the product page itself. For a blend, the COA should report each component, not a single combined figure.
- An LC-MS identity result. HPLC measures purity; only mass spectrometry confirms the material is actually TB-500 and not a different peptide sold under the name. A COA with purity but no identity line is half a test.
- Net peptide content. The certificate should state the measured content against the label claim — a "10mg" vial whose COA shows materially less is a pricing fact, not a detail.
- A named third-party lab — and a policy behind the paper. The lab should be identifiable and independent of the seller, and the strongest sellers back the certificate with a refund or re-test guarantee.
New to reading certificates? Our guide to reading a peptide COA walks through each line. The scores below use the same five-criteria rubric as our full supplier ranking — testing transparency (30%), COA access (25%), price (15%), payment options (15%) and reputation (15%); see methodology for the full rubric. Prices recorded October 2026.
Scores are the suppliers' overall rubric scores from the main ranking — the proof infrastructure behind a store's TB-500 is the same infrastructure behind its whole catalog. Scores marked † in the bars reflect categories where public documentation was limited at review time.
#1 Top score
Paramount Peptides
Best for: buyers who want a financial guarantee standing behind the certificate.
8.8/10
Testing transparency9.0
COA access10
Price6.0
Payment options9.0
Reputation9.0
TB-500 prices (Oct 2026): a standalone TB-500 price was not captured this cycle; Paramount's TB-500 is sold in the Wolverine blend (BPC-157 + TB-500) — 10mg $75 · 20mg $98.60. Free shipping over $300.
For TB-500: Paramount's route to this compound is the Wolverine blend, and blends are exactly where its proof stack matters most — every lot carries an Accumark Labs COA posted on the product page, with 16 prior lots still clickable, so a buyer can inspect the certificate for the actual batch rather than a combined marketing claim. The purity refund guarantee applies the same way: if a vial fails HPLC testing at any licensed lab, Paramount refunds the purchase and reimburses the $100 testing fee. Synthesis is in-house (Irvine, CA, 12+ years) and checkout is standard cards with prices visible without an account. We reviewed Paramount in depth here.
Strengths
- Lot-level COA on every product page, 16 prior lots published
- Purity refund guarantee that also pays your $100 testing fee
- Working card checkout; prices visible without an account
Weaknesses
- TB-500 route is the Wolverine blend — no standalone price captured this cycle
- Premium pricing across the catalog; free-shipping threshold is high ($300)
#2
Kylo
Best for: buyers who want the widest published testing panel per lot.
8.7/10
Testing transparency9.0
COA access9.0
Price7.0
Payment options10
Reputation8.0
TB-500 price (Oct 2026): 10mg $69.95. Free shipping over $150.
For TB-500: Kylo sells the standalone compound at $69.95 for 10mg — the top of the recorded market cluster ($59.95–$69.95) — and justifies the position with the broadest published panel in this set: per-lot COAs from three named laboratories (Janoshik, Freedom Diagnostics, Vanguard) covering HPLC purity, LC-MS identity, net content, heavy metals, sterility and endotoxin, posted on the product page and archived in a public COA library. It is also the payment leader here (cards and Apple Pay, same-day shipping before 2 PM PT). Multi-unit discounts (5% / 10%) and the $497 half-price lifetime membership change the math for high-volume labs.
Strengths
- Three named labs; six-panel lot testing including LC-MS identity
- Per-lot COAs on product pages plus a public COA library
- Cards and Apple Pay; same-day shipping before 2 PM PT
Weaknesses
- TB-500 at $69.95 tops the recorded price cluster
- The $497 membership only pays off at sustained volume
#3
Everest Peptides
Best for: price-first buyers who can pay by bank transfer or Zelle.
8.4/10
Testing transparency9.0
COA access9.0
Price10
Payment options4.0
Reputation9.0
TB-500 price (Oct 2026): not captured this cycle. (Everest's BPC-157 10mg lists at $44.99 before stacked discounts.) Free shipping over $150.
For TB-500: Everest's TB-500 price was not captured in this review cycle, so it is listed without one rather than estimated — its ranking here rests on the proof infrastructure the score already reflects. Freedom Diagnostics runs seven tests per lot (HPLC purity, LC-MS identity, net content, endotoxins, heavy metals among them), the full COA sits on the product page, and a QR code on the vial links back to the batch record — the strongest per-lot documentation pattern in this set alongside Paramount. Checkout is the trade-off: no cards, Zelle and Pay by Bank only, turned into stacked rail discounts (5% bank, 10% Zelle) elsewhere in its catalog. A 4.9★ Trustpilot rating and free returns complete the trust stack.
Strengths
- 7-test lot panels with the full COA on the product page
- QR code on the vial ties the physical product to its batch record
- 4.9★ Trustpilot; free returns; same-day shipping before 3 PM ET
Weaknesses
- No card checkout — Zelle / bank transfer only
- TB-500 reference price not captured in this review cycle
#4
BioEdge Research Labs
Best for: buyers who check the batch COA on the product page and stop there.
7.3/10
Testing transparency8.0
COA access8.0
Price8.0
Payment options5.0
Reputation6.0
TB-500 price (Oct 2026): 10mg $67. Free shipping over $150.
For TB-500: BioEdge does the single most important thing right — a batch-specific COA on the product page (independent HPLC plus mass spectrometry) — and prices the 10mg vial at $67, inside the recorded market cluster and below Kylo. US lyophilization is called out explicitly against imported, relabeled vials, pack discounts up to 15% apply automatically in the cart, and same-day shipping runs before 3 PM ET. What holds the score back: payment options were not displayed on the product pages we reviewed, and the testing laboratory is not named in the published materials.
Strengths
- Batch-specific COA on the TB-500 page (HPLC + mass spec)
- 10mg at $67 — mid-cluster pricing
- US lyophilization; automatic pack discounts up to 15%
Weaknesses
- Payment options not published on product pages at review time
- Testing lab not named in the published materials we reviewed
#5 Newcomer pick
Vonox Labs
Best for: budget buyers who read the paperwork themselves — the most transparent newcomer in the set.
6.1/10
Testing transparency8.0
COA access7.0
Price8.0
Payment options3.0
Reputation2.0
TB-500 price (Oct 2026): 5mg $49 — sold on the store as "TBX-5." 31 products; free shipping over $150.
For TB-500: two things a buyer should know. First, the naming: Vonox lists this compound as "TBX-5" rather than TB-500, so it will not surface under the standard search term — the $49 price is for the 5mg vial, against 10mg vials in the $67–69.95 range above, so compare per milligram. Second, the proof: every batch is tested by an independent laboratory (HPLC-UV for purity, LC-MS for identity) with the Certificates of Analysis published in an open COA library readable before ordering — a stronger proof habit than several larger stores show. Vonox is a registered US company (VonoxLabs LLC, Charleston, SC, public address) with products made in the USA and a 21+ age gate. The weaknesses are the same ones that hold it mid-table in the main ranking: checkout is bank transfer and Zelle only, the COAs live in a library rather than on the product page, and as a new brand it has no public reviews yet to cross-check.
Strengths
- Independent HPLC-UV + LC-MS testing on every batch
- Batch COAs for the full catalog published in an open library
- Registered US LLC with a public address; products made in the USA
- Low catalog pricing overall — GHK-Cu 100mg at $60; free shipping over $150
Weaknesses
- Sold under the name "TBX-5" — easy to miss in search
- No card checkout yet — bank transfer / Zelle only
- No public reviews or Trustpilot profile yet
#6
Infiniwell
Best for: buyers who weight verified review volume above lab paperwork.
6.1/10
Testing transparency †5.0
COA access †5.0
Price †6.0
Payment options †6.0
Reputation10
Reputation (Oct 2026): Trustpilot 4.8★ from roughly 3,000 verified reviews. A TB-500 reference price was not captured this cycle.
For TB-500: Infiniwell is the reputation-led entry — its 4.8★ Trustpilot score across ~3,000 verified reviews is the deepest public track record in this set, and roundups in this niche commonly position it for oral/capsule formats rather than the lyophilized-vial catalogs the rest of this table sells. Lot-level COA documentation of the kind the top four publish was not part of its public proof stack in the materials reviewed, so its testing and COA scores are marked † and held conservatively. If published batch documentation appears, this entry gets re-scored.
Strengths
- 4.8★ Trustpilot from ~3,000 verified reviews
- Established brand with a long public track record
- Oral/capsule formats for buyers who don't work with vials
Weaknesses
- Lot-level COA documentation not published in materials reviewed
- TB-500 reference price not captured in this review cycle
#7
Amino Club
Best for: buyers who value a long money-back window and an active buyer community.
5.8/10
Testing transparency †5.0
COA access †5.0
Price †6.0
Payment options †6.0
Reputation8.0
Reputation & policy (Oct 2026): Trustpilot 4.6★ · 60-day money-back guarantee · private buyer Discord. A TB-500 reference price was not captured this cycle.
For TB-500: Amino Club's trust mechanism is policy rather than paperwork — the 60-day money-back guarantee is the longest in this set, backed by a 4.6★ Trustpilot rating and an active private Discord where buyers compare notes. Batch-level testing documentation was not published in the public materials reviewed for this ranking, so its proof scores are marked † and held conservatively. Amino Club is formally invited to submit its COA documentation for re-scoring — publishing the paperwork is the fastest way up this table.
Strengths
- 60-day money-back guarantee — the longest in this set
- 4.6★ Trustpilot rating
- Active private Discord buyer community
Weaknesses
- Batch COA documentation not published in materials reviewed
- TB-500 reference price not captured in this review cycle
The short version
For TB-500 specifically: Kylo sells the standalone compound ($69.95 for 10mg) with the widest published panel from three named labs; BioEdge puts a batch COA on the page at $67. Paramount routes TB-500 through its Wolverine blend ($75 for 10mg) with lot COAs and the refund guarantee that pays your testing fee. Everest matches the leaders on per-lot documentation but its TB-500 price wasn't captured this cycle. Below that line the trade-offs are explicit: Vonox sells 5mg at $49 with published batch proof but is new, code-named ("TBX-5") and bank-payment-only; Infiniwell and Amino Club ask you to lean on reputation and guarantees where others publish documents. Whichever you choose, read the lot's certificate first — our COA guide shows how. Full scores for every compound and criterion are in the main supplier ranking.
Last updated October 2026. Prices, policies and scores are re-verified each edition; see methodology for the rubric, demotion rules and update policy, and the disclosure for how this site earns money. All products discussed are for laboratory research use only.