Score history

Swiss Chems score history

Every recorded change to Swiss Chems’s overall score since October 8, 2026, with the audit note written at the time. Scores follow our published methodology; affiliate status never affects them.

Score today
5.39/10

Score today

Score changes
11

Score changes

Audit entries
12

Audit entries

Score over time

4.55.05.56.06.5Nov 20265.39
Overall score, October 8, 2026 to November 6, 2026. Each dot is a recorded score; the filled dot is today’s.

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  1. Lowered from5.50to5.39(-0.11)

    Lab evidence re-checked on 2 November 2026 after our ranking review of 26 October. The newest certificate for each product was confirmed at the issuing laboratory, adding Freedom Diagnostics Testing or Janoshik certificates for Melanotan II, Tesamorelin, DSIP, Glutathione, MK-677 and HCG. Sixteen products the store sells were missing from our list and now count under our coverage rule; seven of them have no certificate and three carry vendor documents that name no laboratory. Certificates confirmed at a laboratory cover 22 of 49 products, below the half needed to lift the testing cap. Lab 4.8 to 4.6.

  2. Raised from5.48to5.50(+0.02)

    Pricing recomputed on 26 October 2026: a vendor was removed from the directory, which moved the market median for the same products: pricing 6.9 to 7.0.

  3. Lowered from5.50to5.48(-0.02)

    Pricing recomputed on 26 October 2026: listings added for a newly reviewed vendor (Lotus Peptide) moved the market median for the same products: pricing 7.0 to 6.9.

  4. Raised from5.00to5.50(+0.50)

    Lab score recalculated on 22 October 2026 under the published core-product rule (A1b): a missing certificate on one of the 15 most widely carried products still counts fully, while on any other product it now counts at half weight, so a broad catalogue is not penalised as much for its breadth. Lab 3.9 to 4.8.

  5. Raised from4.99to5.00(+0.01)

    Operating history re-checked on 22 October 2026 under the published rule (earliest dated evidence of the business, including a never-parked store domain and the named operating company, looked up for every vendor): operating history 7.4 to 7.6.

  6. Lowered from5.16to4.99(-0.17)

    Re-scored on 22 October 2026 under version 2 of our published rules. Sermorelin's only document is a heavy-metals screen, which is not a certificate of identity or purity, so the product now scores 0; the MOTS-c and ARA-290 documents name no laboratory and now score the flat 2.0 that applies to every certificate whose source cannot be established. The testing gate is now computed from the certificates: 16 of 33 products have a certificate confirmed at a directory laboratory, fewer than the half required, so the testing cap applies; it sits above the weighted score, so it does not lower it. Lab 4.2 to 3.9. Score 5.16 to 4.99.

  7. Raised from4.93to5.16(+0.23)

    Lab deductions independently re-verified from primary sources on 22 October 2026; a deduction that could not be confirmed was removed or reduced. Lab 3.8 to 4.2.

  8. Lowered from5.54to4.93(-0.61)

    Re-scored on 22 October 2026 under our published rubric for shipping, pricing, operating history and transparency, applied to every vendor the same day: prices re-read from the vendor's site and matched by milligrams per vial, operating history from the earliest dated evidence of the business, and policies scored item by item. shipping and refunds 7.0 to 6.5, pricing 8.5 to 7.0, operating history 8.5 to 7.4, transparency 7.0 to 2.5.

  9. Lowered from5.65to5.54(-0.11)

    Lab score recalculated on 22 October 2026 under the uniform published rubric applied to every vendor: every listed product was rescored on the same fixed certificate points, with fixed deductions for certificates more than 12 months old, site statements about testing that the certificates do not bear out and certificates ordered by a supplier or issued to another business. Lab 4.0 to 3.8.

  10. Raised from4.99to5.65(+0.66)

    Lab evidence re-checked on 20 October 2026 under our coverage rule, which counts a listed product with no published certificate as zero in the lab average. Certificates cover 19 of the 33 products we list that the vendor offers for sale. Lab 2.8 to 4.0.

  11. Lowered from6.16to4.99(-1.17)

    Lab 4.8 to 2.8 and tenure 10 to 8.5. We re-read the certificates behind each listed product under our published rule, which averages the lab score over the products we list and counts a listed product with no certificate as zero. Six products carry Freedom Diagnostics reports confirmed on the laboratory's own site, several carry Janoshik reports we could not check there or vendor documents naming no laboratory, and 16 of the 33 products we list have no certificate. Tenure was aligned to the company's 2018 start, about eight and a half years ago, rather than the top band for businesses over ten years.

  12. Re-checked, no change (6.17)

    Three ranking reviews flagged a likely rise from a 94-report test library. Reading the certificates rather than counting them: no purity figure appears on either one examined, only identity and net content, and the peptide certificate is issued to a supplier called IMT rather than to Swiss Chems. The documents examined were found at the issuing laboratory, but they did not support a higher lab score at that time.

Score changes for every vendor are on the score changes page. Swiss Chems may display its current score with the score badge, which updates automatically and has no effect on the score.

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