Everything listed here is Research Use Only (RUO). Not for human or animal consumption.
This site publishes the record. These open the ReVia property built for you.
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I hope to God they are approved so I can shut the doors. Because I didn't pick this business. This business picked me.
July 23, 2026 · TB-500 · speaker 2 · 8:21:42–8:24:12 · docket FDA-2025-N-6895
In 2019, our founder, Mike Stone, was diagnosed with a degenerative neurological disease. Conventional treatment didn’t work. He went from 180 pounds to 125 and was bedridden. One of his doctors suggested he look into peptides.
What he found was an industry that couldn’t tell him what was in the vial. Certificates were fake. Vials were underdosed. One order made him sick, and the same compound from another vendor didn’t.
So he built the supplier he’d been looking for. Every lot is finished and tested in the United States. Every lot ships with a certificate you can verify with the lab yourself. And nothing goes on a page that the paperwork can’t back up.
In July 2026, Mike took that case to the FDA’s Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee. He spoke five times in two days and said what most suppliers won’t: this market is gray, he’s in it, and the way out runs through a licensed physician and a U.S. manufacturer.
This site is where we keep all of that on the record. Nothing on it is for sale.
Every lot goes to an independent U.S. lab before it ships.
Identity, quantity, purity, and heavy metals on one page, with a code you can type into the lab's site to pull up the same certificate.
Five statements at White Oak, July 23–24, 2026. Full transcripts, with the FDA's own webcast timecodes.
i2b Health, ReVia Wholesale, and ReVia Providers all ship the same lots with the same certificates.
Every certificate reports the same four results, run by the same method at the same independent lab, and it names the lot they were run on. The number that counts is the one on the certificate for your lot, and you can check it yourself.
Including us. None of them require you to trust a brand. Each one is either answered on a document or it isn’t answered at all.
Read the full guide→You want the actual document, with the lot number on it, for the lot that's on the shelf right now. If a supplier can't produce that, they're asking you to take their word for it.
A certificate for some other lot tells you nothing about the one you're holding. The lot number is on the vial and on the certificate. They should match.
The lab should be named and the method should be stated. Ours is Chromate, running RP-HPLC with UV detection. "Third-party tested" with no lab name is a claim you can't check.
A certificate only covers the tests that were actually run. If a test isn't listed, it wasn't done, and a missing result is not a pass. A long list of tests nobody ran is a common way to look thorough.
We don’t sell anything on this site. Compounds come from i2b Health, our exclusive research supplier. It’s a separate company with its own catalog, its own terms, and its own checkout. The link below leaves this site and opens i2b Health in a new tab.
Continue to i2b Health (opens i2b Health in a new tab)Each ReVia property serves a different audience under a different set of rules. This one publishes the record and sells nothing.
The only ReVia property that sells single vials. Every product page links to its certificate, and the banner reads Professional Use Only.
Bulk, private label, and a partner API with webhooks. Every order is reviewed and approved before it goes to fulfillment.
Professional pricing for qualified accounts, behind a login. A referral code from a practitioner unlocks the price list.
ReVia-branded skincare, sold direct to consumers. The only line in the group without a research designation.
Syringes, bacteriostatic water, and acetic acid, on their own site on purpose. A peptide listed next to a syringe reads like it's meant for human use.
Buyer's guides: how to vet a supplier, how to read a certificate, and where the FDA process stands.
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