Colmaric Analyticals, LLC
Researched September 26, 2026 · partial profile — some facts could not be sourced
- Website
- colmaricanalyticals.com/
- Location
- St. Petersburg, Florida, USA (3235 Fairfield Ave S, Unit A); second location in Goodlettsville, Tennessee (812 Meadowlark Lane) (source: business.stpete.com/memberdirectory/Details/colmaric-analyti)
- Founded
- 2008, per aggregated business-directory/about-page sources (source: colmaricanalyticals.com/about-us/); one secondary source instead frames it as '15+ years combined expertise among founders,' a different claim than company incorporation year
- Accreditation
- claimed — PJLA (Perry Johnson Laboratory Accreditation, Inc.) · certificate PJLA Accreditation No. 86258 (ISO/IEC 17025:2017), as reported by secondary sources
Source: chemverify.com/learn/third-party-peptide-testing-labs-2026
- Verify a report
- Conflicting claims found: one aggregator states every Colmaric COA carries a unique code verifiable online; another states Colmaric has no public lookup page and verification is only by contacting the lab directly with the report ID and date. No actual verification-tool URL on colmaricanalyticals.com was located, so this is reported as unconfirmed.
- What it tests
- Identity (mass spec): Lab lists organoleptic testing, melting point, solubility, pH, TLC, FTIR, UV-Vis, proton/carbon/phosphorous NMR, optical rotation, and HPLC as identification methods (source: colmaricanalyticals.com/Services.html). Mass-spectrometry/LC-MS-based identity confirmation specifically for peptides was NOT confirmed.
- Purity (HPLC): HPLC with UV and DAD detection, plus GC and UV spectroscopy (source: colmaricanalyticals.com/Services.html); a testing-labs guide cites Colmaric peptide reports priced $150-250 (source: thepeptidelist.com/articles/peptide-testing-labs-guide)
- Quantity / content: Quantitative HPLC assay capability implied within its purity/assay service line; no separately-named quantity test found (source: colmaricanalyticals.com/Services.html)
- Endotoxin: not found — service list covers general microbial testing (yeast/mold, total plate count, Salmonella, E. coli/coliform) but no LAL/endotoxin-specific test is named (source: colmaricanalyticals.com/Services.html)
- Sterility: not found — no USP <71>-type sterility/aseptic test explicitly named; only general microbial/bioburden testing confirmed (source: colmaricanalyticals.com/Services.html)
- Heavy metals: Lead, mercury, arsenic, and cadmium via ICP-MS/ICP-OES, using USP, Chinese Pharmacopeia, and AOAC methods (source: colmaricanalyticals.com/Services.html)
- Published pricing
- $150-250 per sample reported (source: thepeptidelist.com/articles/peptide-testing-labs-guide)
- Turnaround
- 10-15 business days reported; one source says turnaround is instead confirmed in writing at intake rather than published as a fixed figure (source: thepeptidelist.com/articles/peptide-testing-labs-guide)
Track record
- publishedA peptide-testing-labs guide names Colmaric Analyticals, alongside Freedom Diagnostics, as a 'strong domestic alternative with comparable capabilities' for US-based peptide researchers.
- community claimUsers on the Evolutionary.org steroids/research-chemical forum discussed Colmaric Analyticals as a legitimate third-party tester used by multiple research-chemical companies, while recommending verifying each specific lot/batch rather than trusting a vendor's blanket claim.
Published disputes & incidents
None found in published sources.
Notes
Every source found uses the legal name 'Colmaric Analyticals, LLC' — no distinct company called 'Colmaric Laboratories' was found anywhere; treated as the same entity named in the assignment. Marked partial because: (1) the PJLA certificate number (86258) appears only in secondary/aggregator sources and could not be directly confirmed against the primary PJLA directory record in this session, so classified 'claimed' rather than 'verified'; (2) peptide-specific identity testing via mass spectrometry was not confirmed; (3) endotoxin and sterility testing were not confirmed as offered; (4) the public COA-verification-code claim directly conflicts with another source. WebFetch was blocked in this session by a local tool-use hook.