Lyra Vital Review: Pricing, COAs, Testing, and What We Found
An independent Lyra Vital review of 28 catalog compounds, 43 comparable vial prices, and 162 Janoshik report images filed under manufacturer client Cocer Peptides.
Lyra Vital is now a curated vendor on PeptideBenchmark. The shop lists a price for every size, and each peptide compound has a public certificate table. The laboratory client on those certificates is not Lyra Vital.
This review separates what we observed, what the documents report, what the vendor states, and what remains unverified.
Reviewed September 29, 2026. The Wolverine Blend batch code, the Wolverine thymosin beta-4 wording, and the Cagrilintide batch code were checked again on October 2, 2026. PeptideBenchmark has no affiliate, coupon, sponsorship, or paid-placement relationship with Lyra Vital. The vendor sells research-use-only products; this is a commercial-transparency and documentary-evidence review, not human-use guidance or medical advice.
The short version
Lyra Vital (lyravital.com) publishes 28 research compounds with one-vial list prices. Twenty-seven of them have a public certificate page. Bacteriostatic water is the exception and stays off the peptide board. This review promoted 43 in-stock single-vial rows. Nothing in the peptide catalog was deferred for a missing dose.
The certificate pages hold 162 report images, current and historical. Every image is a Janoshik Analytical test report. Every task and key resolved at Janoshik’s exact report route. Every image names the client Cocer Peptides, and the manufacturer line points at cocerpeptides.com. Lyra Vital’s own certificate FAQ says the tests were commissioned by the manufacturer rather than by Lyra Vital. Under PeptideBenchmark’s rules, a provider-verified badge requires the laboratory document to name the vendor. These stay named-lab public documents.
Where a report prints a purity figure, the average is about 99.6% across 138 images. Twenty-four images do not print one purity percentage: 5-Amino-1MQ, NAD+, Glow Blend, and Wolverine Blend. Those reports are identity-and-amount tests, and the Wolverine report states that peptide purity is not included. None of the images we read print endotoxin, sterility, or heavy-metals results.
Researchers can check list prices and open every report image plus the laboratory route. The routes resolve. They document Cocer Peptides as the testing client. A resolved report is not a Lyra Vital client match, and it is not a sterility or heavy-metals finding.
Pricing: single vials on the board
PeptideBenchmark uses each size’s list price for one vial. Every peptide size was in stock when this review was captured. Bacteriostatic water, 10 mL at $15, is a support supply and is not on the peptide board.
House blend names:
- Glow Blend, 70 mg, $99 — the product page describes GHK-Cu with BPC-157 and TB-500. Compared on the labeled 70 mg vial total.
- Wolverine Blend, 10 mg, $69 — the product page describes a BPC-157 and synthetic full-length thymosin beta-4 co-formulation (5 mg + 5 mg). Compared on the labeled 10 mg vial total.
- CJC-1295 is labeled no DAC.
- Kisspeptin-10 is the 5 mg listing.
No quantity, coupon, or payment-method discount is modeled. Lyra Vital publishes a partner program (15% / 20% / 25% commission by referred volume) with a partner coupon code. PeptideBenchmark is not enrolled, so comparison prices stay at list.
Vendor-stated shipping, observed September 29, 2026: all 50 states; standard $12 or free on merchandise over $200 after discounts and before tax; express $29 at every order size; dispatch within one business day of cleared payment, or the next business day after 2:00 pm Eastern, weekends, and holidays. Unopened vials may be returned within 30 days. The contact page lists Orlando, Florida, and does not publish a street address. The public organization record lists Lyra Vital LLC, founded July 16, 2026.
Testing: Janoshik images under Cocer Peptides
The certificate table for each compound lists the analysis date, batch code, content tested, purity when the report has one, the Janoshik task, the key, a verify link, and a report image hosted on lyravital.com. Historical rows stay on the page. This review kept all 162 images.
Client. The opened reports print “Client: Cocer Peptides” and a manufacturer line for cocerpeptides.com. Lyra Vital says, on the certificate pages, that the laboratory work was commissioned by the manufacturer. That matches the documents. It does not match a certificate filed in Lyra Vital’s own name.
Purity. One hundred thirty-eight reports print a purity percentage. The lowest in that set is 98.587% (IGF-1 LR3, task 99918) and the highest is 99.948%. The average is 99.6%. 5-Amino-1MQ, NAD+, Glow Blend, and Wolverine Blend reports request identity and amount. They do not print a purity percentage. The Wolverine report linked from the product page says “peptide purity not included.”
What a purity figure is not. These reports do not show endotoxin, sterility, or heavy-metals panels. A purity percentage describes the chromatographic result printed for that sample. It is not a blanket safety, sterility, or physical-vial endorsement.
Content versus the size for sale. Lyra Vital says the content figure is the mass measured in the vial the laboratory received, and that several retail sizes can be filled from the same certified lot. Examples from the published tables:
- BPC-157 is sold at 5 mg and 10 mg. The July 30, 2026 certificate (task 209661, batch CS-bc10-0714) reports 20.79 mg at 99.255% purity.
- Glutathione is sold at 750 mg and 1,500 mg. The only certificate on the page is a December 1, 2025 lot labeled in the 600 mg range (task 91366) reporting 680.56 mg at 99.070% purity.
- Kisspeptin-10 is sold at 5 mg. The certificates are 10 mg lots reporting about 11–14 mg.
- NAD+ 500 mg’s July 30, 2026 report (task 207710) is an identity-and-amount test reporting 633.87 mg and no purity percentage.
Glow Blend. The certificate linked from the product page (task 205551, batch CS-gw70-0704, analyzed July 27, 2026) does not print one vial total or one purity percentage. It prints three results: GHK-Cu 63.75 mg (56.16 mg GHK and 7.59 mg copper), TB-500 11.64 mg, and BPC-157 12.16 mg. The certificate table’s single “content tested” cell is 63.75 mg, which is the GHK-Cu line, not the sum of the three. Those three amounts add to about 87.6 mg. The vial for sale is labeled 70 mg. Pricing uses the labeled 70 mg. The certificate does not confirm that 70 mg figure.
Wolverine Blend. Janoshik task 136641 is the certificate linked from the product page. The September 29 reading of that report showed batch CS-t/b55-0403, analyzed April 14, 2026, sample line “Tb/bp 5/5,” BPC-157 6.38 mg and TB-500 (TB4) 5.88 mg, and a request that peptide purity is not included. The certificate table’s single content cell is 6.38 mg, the BPC-157 line. The vial for sale is labeled 10 mg. That day the product page named batch CS-t/b55-0615, so the page and the certificate did not match. Checked October 2, 2026, the product page names CS-t/b55-0403, the same batch as task 136641, and the certificate table still does not print a purity percentage.
Cagrilintide’s certificate table lists task 105645 as batch CS-cag10-0126. On September 29 the product page abbreviated that batch as CS-ca10-0126. That was the same task, not a second document. Checked October 2, 2026, the product page names CS-cag10-0126.
TB-500’s product page describes full-length thymosin beta-4, molecular weight about 4963 g/mol. On September 29 the Wolverine Blend description called that content a thymosin beta-4 fragment, while the Wolverine report’s TB-500 line is marked TB4. Checked October 2, 2026, the Wolverine page says synthetic full-length thymosin beta-4, a 43-amino-acid peptide, consistent with the TB-500 page.
What this does not show
A Janoshik report that names Cocer Peptides shows that Janoshik tested a sample submitted under that client. It does not show that Lyra Vital submitted the sample, that the vial in a later order is the tested vial, or that every fill from a bulk lot matches the measured mass. Lyra Vital is a new company on its own public record (July 16, 2026). The Orlando location is a city, not a street address.
The live Lyra Vital profile carries the current score and trust band. The COA database is where preserved copies of these report images are filed, separate from the score.
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Common questions
Is Lyra Vital legitimate?
PeptideBenchmark does not issue a binary legitimacy or product-safety endorsement. Lyra Vital is a research-only storefront that publishes list prices and a public certificate table for each compound. On September 29, 2026, all 162 report images resolved at Janoshik Analytical, and every one named Cocer Peptides as the laboratory client, not Lyra Vital. That is a checkable document trail with a client-name caveat. It does not establish the identity or condition of a physical vial.
Does Lyra Vital publish COAs?
Yes. Each compound has a public certificate page with current and older batches, a vendor-hosted report image, and a Janoshik task and key. This review retained 162 report images across 27 compounds. Bacteriostatic water has no certificate page.
Are Lyra Vital COAs independently verifiable?
The task and key on each image resolved at Janoshik’s exact report route in this pass, 162 of 162. They do not earn PeptideBenchmark’s vendor-client–matched verification, because the client printed on the report is Cocer Peptides. Lyra Vital says the manufacturer commissioned the tests.
Why can the certificate mass differ from the vial size?
Lyra Vital says several retail sizes can be filled from one certified bulk lot, and that the content figure is the mass the laboratory measured in the vial it received. A BPC-157 certificate measured 20.79 mg beside 5 mg and 10 mg listings. Glow Blend and Wolverine Blend certificates print separate component amounts rather than one purity percentage.
Where is Lyra Vital based?
Vendor-stated: Lyra Vital LLC, Orlando, Florida, [email protected]. The public contact page does not give a street address. The organization record lists a Florida founding date of July 16, 2026.
Does PeptideBenchmark have an affiliate relationship with Lyra Vital?
No. At the time of this review, PeptideBenchmark had no affiliate, coupon, sponsorship, or paid-placement relationship with Lyra Vital. The vendor publishes its own partner program at /affiliates/. That is not a PeptideBenchmark partnership.