Independent analytical partners

Why Panda tests with ILS Laboratories and Janoshik

The right laboratory depends on the analytical question. Panda uses two independent laboratories because method fit, documentation, verification, and continuity matter more than relying on one name for every batch.

Independent resultsPanda pays for testing. Neither laboratory is owned by Panda or compensated according to the reported outcome.
Batch-specific evidenceWe publish the laboratory, tested sample, methods, and results shown on the report instead of reducing them to a generic badge.
Direct verificationWhere the laboratory provides a public verifier, Panda links to that record so the report can be checked outside our website.

Two laboratories. Different strengths.

ILS brings U.S.-based analytical infrastructure, a formal ISO/IEC 17025 quality system, and broad instrumentation. Janoshik brings long-running peptide-specific experience, a familiar public verification system, and continuity across Panda’s historical batch archive. We choose between them based on the test panel and the batch—not on exclusivity.

U.S. laboratory partner

ILS Laboratories

San Diego, California

ILS Laboratories is applying analytical infrastructure developed in regulated testing to the growing peptide-testing market. Its public credentials appear under the legal name ILS Labs, Inc. dba Quality Cannabis Laboratories.

AccreditationISO/IEC 17025:2017
PJLA number112120
PJLA certificateL25-631
Certificate expiration2027-08-31
California DCC licenseC8-0000133-LIC
DCC license statusActive · expires 2027-04-14
  • Public PJLA scope lists LC-MS/MS, GC-MS/MS, HPLC-UV, GC-MS, ICP-MS, microbiological screening, and related methods across cannabis matrices.
  • Panda’s ILS reports can include purity, amount, identity, sterility, endotoxin, heavy metals, and fentanyl screening when those tests were ordered and are documented on that specific report.
  • U.S.-based communication and turnaround make ILS a strong fit for expanding batch coverage and multi-method panels.

Peptide-specialist partner

Janoshik Analytical

Czech Republic

Janoshik is an independent third-party analytical laboratory with an established public record in peptide testing. Panda’s historical Janoshik reports remain a valuable continuity and trust layer, even as ILS handles a growing share of new work.

Primary strengthPeptide-specific testing history
VerificationPublic task-specific report URLs
Panda archiveCurrent and historical batch reports
Accreditation claimNo ISO 17025 claim by Panda
  • Long-running peptide-specific analytical experience and report history.
  • Direct, task-specific verification URLs that make report identity easy to check independently.
  • Continuity for batches, compounds, and methods already represented in Panda’s Janoshik archive.
  • Coverage for selected items or tests that are not currently available through ILS.

Verified accreditation

ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accredited.

ILS Labs is accredited by Perry Johnson Laboratory Accreditation, Inc. to ISO/IEC 17025:2017. PJLA number 112120 and certificate L25-631 are independently verifiable and remain current through August 31, 2027.

This accreditation reflects an audited level of laboratory competence: qualified personnel, controlled and calibrated instrumentation, validated procedures, traceability, quality controls, and defensible reporting.

Panda publishes the certificate and public scope so the credential can be checked directly. Each individual COA remains the source of truth for the tests performed and the results reported for that submitted sample.

How Panda chooses

The report has to answer the right question.

No single test establishes every quality attribute. HPLC purity does not automatically establish identity, amount, sterility, endotoxin level, heavy-metal content, residual solvents, or any other result not shown on the report.

Method fitCan the laboratory run the method that answers the actual batch question?
Panel breadthDoes the batch need one result or a coordinated multi-method panel?
Public verificationCan the report be checked through a laboratory-hosted record?
ContinuityDoes keeping the same laboratory improve comparison with historical batches?
DocumentationAre sample identity, methods, results, and limitations clear on the COA?
TurnaroundCan Panda obtain defensible results without creating avoidable release delays?

Read the report, not the badge. Each COA describes the submitted sample and the tests shown. Coverage varies by product and batch.

SOLO PARA USO EN INVESTIGACIÓN. Panda Peptides materials are sold strictly for laboratory research, analytical, and other legitimate research purposes. They are not for human or animal consumption. Laboratory reports describe the submitted sample and the methods documented on that report; they do not establish uses or results beyond the stated scope.