Vendor audit record

Oath Research

Website oathresearch.com

Audit slug oath-research Audited Auditor agent-research-D

Grade ARecommended

Also known as: oathpeptides.com, Oath Peptides (prior brand identifiers — included for search and continuity)

Recent activity: 109 COAs in the last 90 days (~36.3/month average); latest 4 days before audit. Score: A. Score: A. Public batch-level COAs (142 tests across 24 products) from a named independent lab (Freedom Diagnostics, CLIA 14D2263999) that is independently verifiable through its own public Search Code / Accession Number lookup portal. Latest test on file is from 2026-05-05, four days before this audit. Bottle photographs embedded inside the lab-issued PDFs show 'Oath.' wordmark vials matching the brand on the rest of the site. Per-batch detail pages publicly expose batch number, accession #, test date, HPLC-UV purity, LC-MS identity, net peptide content, USP <85> endotoxin replicates, and a downloadable signed PDF — no login required. Caveats considered but not score-reducing: (1) the COA index page reads 'Have an account? Log in or create one to view additional certificates,' implying some certificates are gated; however the publicly visible per-product detail pages already link forward to every historical batch in their Test History (verified for Tesamorelin+Ipamorelin: 5 batches all publicly reachable), so no batch we sampled was actually behind a wall. (2) The about page describes the testing partner generically as 'independent U.S. laboratories' rather than naming Freedom Diagnostics — the lab is named only on the COA pages and PDFs. (3) Domain is recent (~8 months since first Wayback capture of oathpeptides.com, ~2 months for oathresearch.com after rebrand). None of these triggers a B downgrade because the rubric's A criteria — public batch-level COAs, named independent lab, portal verification, recency within 90 days, branded vials, ≥10 COAs/year, no red flags — are all clearly met.

The take

Per-batch, portal-verifiable, and four times the cadence of anyone else — this is what the rest of the market should be measured against.

Oath Research is publishing 36.3 third-party COAs per month — roughly four times the cadence of the next-best vendor we audited. The numbers: 142 batch-level reports indexed at lab-results-certificates, 109 of them dated within the last 90 days, latest just four days before the audit. Every report is signed by Freedom Diagnostics, an independent commercial lab in Franklin, TN holding CLIA registration 14D2263999 and serving competing peptide vendors — meaning the lab is not Oath-controlled. More importantly, Freedom Diagnostics runs a public Search Code lookup at freedomdiagnosticstesting.com, and each Oath PDF prints both an Accession Number and a Search Code (e.g. 'Oath2605050019' on batch B0526). A reader can re-verify any COA against the issuing lab without going through Oath at all. The PDFs embed photographs of vials carrying the 'Oath.' wordmark in the same typeface used on the site. The domain is only eight months old and the about page describes the lab generically rather than naming Freedom Diagnostics. Neither matters when the audit trail is this re-checkable.

  • Strength. Every claim Oath makes is independently re-verifiable through Freedom Diagnostics' own public Search Code portal, end to end.
  • Concern. The brand is eight months old and the about page names the testing partner only generically — durability of the program is unproven over time.

COA program

Public COA page Yes
Total COAs found 142
Date range 2026-01-12 → 2026-05-05
Cadence 109 COAs in the last 90 days (~36.3/month average); latest 4 days before audit.
"Every batch" claimed? Yes
Volume vs. claim COA index headline declares '142 Batches Tested.' Sum of 'X tests' counts across the 24 publicly-listed product cards equals exactly 142, matching the headline. Each product links to a per-batch detail page that lists every prior tested batch in a 'Test History' section, each linking to its own publicly accessible COA detail page and signed Freedom Diagnostics PDF. Tagline on page: 'Independent · Third-Party · Batch-Level — Every batch. Every test.' Volume and recency support the claim.

Issuing labs & verifiability

  • Freedom Diagnostics Verifiable — Freedom Diagnostics is an independent commercial lab in Franklin, TN (133 Holiday Ct Suite 106, Franklin, TN 37067) with CLIA registration 14D2263999 (verified via LabProspects). It also serves multiple unrelated peptide vendors (Great Northern Peptides, Hero Peptides, Freedom Peptide), confirming it is not Oath-controlled. Freedom Diagnostics provides a public Certificate-of-Analysis lookup at https://freedomdiagnosticstesting.com/search-for-your-coa-based-on-the-unique-accession-number/ that accepts Search Code, Accession Number, or Company Name. Each Oath PDF includes both fields — e.g. Accession #2605050019, Search Code 'Oath2605050019' on the Tesamorelin+Ipamorelin batch B0526 COA — so any researcher can re-verify the COA against the issuing lab independently of Oath.

Authenticity

Bottle images match brand? Yes — branded bottle matches
Bottle evidence Both the product images on COA detail pages and the inset photo embedded inside the Freedom Diagnostics PDF (page 1, top-left) show vials labeled with the 'Oath.' wordmark in the exact same typeface used across the rest of the site. Verified directly on the Tesamorelin+Ipamorelin batch B0526 PDF (https://oathresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Oath2605050019.pdf) which embeds a photograph of a vial reading 'Oath. Tesamorelin Ipamorelin · 10/2mg · >99% Purity · RESEARCH USE ONLY' alongside Freedom Diagnostics' letterhead, signed by Principal Chemist Alex Johnson.
COA template shared with other vendors? No

Red flags

No red flags recorded.

Domain history

Site accessible at audit time Yes
First Wayback snapshot 2025-09-09
Approximate domain age ~8 months (oathpeptides.com first archived 2025-09-09; oathresearch.com first archived 2026-03-05 after rebrand)

Evidence trail