Rogue Compounds is a U.S. company, and we have moved production of our new batches to a U.S. manufacturer. This page explains exactly which steps happen in the United States, which batches that applies to, and how you can check a batch yourself.
All products are sold for laboratory research use only.
What happens in the USA, by product type
| Product type | New batches, made for Rogue in the USA |
|---|---|
| Lyophilized peptides | Filled into vials, lyophilized (freeze-dried), capped and sealed by our U.S. manufacturer |
| Capsules | Dry-filled and sealed by our U.S. manufacturer |
| Amino formulations | Filled and finished by our U.S. manufacturer |
| Research solutions (bacteriostatic water, acetic acid) | Filled and sealed by our U.S. manufacturer, starting with the next batch. Current stock was made by a different supplier. |
| Atomizers | Coming soon. Being developed with our U.S. manufacturer |
| Topical research formulations | Coming soon. Cream, gel, balm and serum formulations, being developed with our U.S. manufacturer |
Every product type, every batch
- Batch label with a batch number and QR code, applied in the USA
- Independent testing by ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratories in the USA before release
- Shipped from the USA with tracking, by UPS 2-Day (or USPS Priority Mail for P.O. Boxes)
Which batches this applies to
Every new batch, including new products and restocks of existing products, is made by our U.S. manufacturer. Batches made before that move were produced outside the United States, and some of those vials are still in stock today. As they sell through, every product moves over to U.S.-made batches.
Each batch is made just for Rogue in a small run, usually about 100 vials, which keeps batches consistent and lets us test every one.
If you want to know where a specific batch was made, email support@roguecompounds.com with the batch number from your vial and we’ll tell you.
Why we moved production to the USA
Because our own testing told us to. Batches from overseas suppliers were inconsistent: some tested well, some failed, a few came back with none of the labeled compound in the vial, and many lyophilized shipments arrived damaged after the long trip. Every batch that failed testing or arrived too damaged was destroyed and disposed of, never sold.
Catching those batches is exactly why we test every one. Moving production to a U.S. manufacturer is how we stop them from happening in the first place:
- Consistency. Small batches made only for us, by one manufacturer we can hold to the same standard every time.
- Less damage in transit. Lyophilized product no longer spends weeks crossing oceans and customs before it reaches us.
- Direct oversight. When a batch isn’t right, we send it back and have it remade.
- Faster restocks. New batches reach testing and our shelves sooner.
Check any batch yourself
Where a vial was made matters less if you can’t confirm what’s inside it. Every batch is tested by an independent U.S. lab before it’s released, and you can check the result three ways:
- Scan the QR code on your vial. It opens that batch’s report on the testing lab’s own website, not ours.
- Open the product page. The COA for the batch currently shipping is there, with a “Verify with the lab” link.
- Search the COA Library. Every released batch stays on file, including past ones.
New to reading lab reports? See our guide: How to Read a Peptide COA.
Frequently asked questions
Are your products made in the USA?
Every new batch is made by a U.S. manufacturer: lyophilized peptides are filled, lyophilized and sealed, capsules are filled and sealed, amino formulations are filled and finished, and research solutions (bacteriostatic water and acetic acid) move to our U.S. manufacturer with their next batch. Batches made before that move were produced outside the United States, and some of those vials are still in stock. Email us the batch number on your vial and we’ll tell you where it was made.
Where do orders ship from?
Every order ships from the United States with tracking, by UPS 2-Day (or USPS Priority Mail for P.O. Boxes). Orders placed by 12 PM MT on a business day ship the same day.
Are atomizers and topical formulations available?
Not yet. Atomizers and cream, gel, balm and serum formulations are in development with our U.S. manufacturer. Like every Rogue product, each batch will be independently tested before release, with its report in the COA Library.
Who tests your batches?
Independent, ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratories in the United States. The QR code on each vial opens the report on the lab’s own website so you can confirm it wasn’t edited.