Every batch is tested
Every product listed for sale is backed by a Certificate of Analysis for that specific batch — run through third-party laboratory testing before it reaches you.

We just don't publish them for the world to copy. Here's exactly how documentation works at Bigfoot Peps.
The process / 01
Every product listed for sale is backed by a Certificate of Analysis for that specific batch — run through third-party laboratory testing before it reaches you.
After your purchase, text us your order details and we send the COA for your exact lot. It arrives privately, tied to the batch in your hands.
If the COA results aren't what you expected, we refund your purchase in full. Read the paperwork first — your money follows your judgment.
The honest answer / 02
Fair question, straight answer: it comes down to volume. Here's where our paperwork stands today and where it's headed.
We're a young brand operating at low volume. To keep prices competitive, we source through established third-party suppliers rather than running our own production runs.
Because of that, many COAs show the supplier's or testing lab's name instead of Bigfoot Peps branding. What never changes: every batch we sell is tested, and the COA for your exact lot is available on request.
As our sales volume grows, we'll move to our own branded documentation across the board. Until then, the test data is what matters — and the data travels with every lot.
Anti-counterfeit / 03
Unbranded COAs circulating in the open are easy prey for copycats: counterfeit sellers lift real documents and reuse them to move fake or mislabeled product. Keeping our COAs behind a purchase protects the paperwork — and the buyers who rely on it — while we build the brand.
Your COA identifies the compound, the batch or lot number, the testing method, and the assay results. Cross-check the lot number on your document against the lot printed on your vial — they should match, every time. If anything looks off, text us before you use it.
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Ask about testing, sourcing, or the refund promise before you order. We answer straight.