Mai Peptide Review

Finnrick, an independent testing programme, publishes 90 assays for Mai Peptide: 66 met its Purity focus threshold (at least 99.5% purity, no more than 35% dosage deviation) and 24 did not. Most recent assay 30 Jul 2026.

Mai Peptide operates from China, registered as [object Object], listed by Finnrick as "Trading". Source: Finnrick, https://www.finnrick.com/vendors/mai-peptide.

Finnrick-tested with poor results. Tested across 4 peptide products with 64 total samples.

Mai Peptide is listed as active. Finnrick Grade D. Finnrick avg score: 7.6/10 across 64 samples (4 products). Below-average quality. Exercise caution.

Mai Peptide holds independent lab grade D, assigned across 64 graded samples, average score 7.6/10. That grade comes from an independent grader's own sampling, not from PeptideAtlas, and it describes the samples that grader obtained rather than every batch sold.

Finnrick assay record for Mai Peptide

ProductAssaysResult
Retatrutide3429 passed, 5 failed
Tirzepatide2313 passed, 10 failed
GHK-Cu119 passed, 2 failed
Ipamorelin76 passed, 1 failed
BPC-15752 passed, 3 failed
Cagrilintide53 passed, 2 failed
Tesamorelin54 passed, 1 failed

Source: Finnrick, as published 2026-08-09. Pass and fail are Finnrick's classification against its own threshold, not ours.

The record for Mai Peptide

StatusActive
Independent lab gradeD (64 samples)
Average grader score7.6/10
Vendor typeResearch-use supplier

Buyer-experience scores

Satisfaction0.3/5
Delivery3.2/5
Customer service3.2/5
Packaging3.2/5
Ease of purchase3.5/5
Payment3.2/5

Scored out of 5 by the same independent grader, from its own buyers rather than from this site.

What we found

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Contact channels

Contact page
https://maipeptide.com/contact

How we checked

These details were read from Mai Peptide's own website on 2026-08-10. Pages consulted:

Frequently asked questions

Is Mai Peptide legit?

Mai Peptide is listed as active and we hold 90 Finnrick assays (66 passing, 24 failing its purity threshold); an independent lab grade of D. That is evidence about the batches that were tested or published, not a guarantee about the vial you receive.

Has Mai Peptide been lab tested?

Yes. Finnrick, an independent testing programme, publishes 90 assays for Mai Peptide: 66 met its Purity focus threshold (at least 99.5% purity, no more than 35% dosage deviation) and 24 did not. Most recent assay 30 Jul 2026.

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