FIFA usually tests two players after a match but five more Costa Ricans were called in after their shock 1-0 win over Italy on Friday.
The game's governing body denied it was targeting the Group D leaders, saying they were simply filling in gaps from pre-tournament testing.
"I would like to see, for example, that they ask Brazil for eight players for an anti-doping control but they have to be just," he said.
"Everything should be balanced.
"We respect FIFA. We are not saying to them not to do it but not just us. Because many believed FIFA carried out the controls because they saw how the team played."
Costa Rica have stunned the world in Group D, securing progression ahead of Tuesday's opponents England.
But Pinto said Roy Hodgson's England deserved favouritism for the clash in Belo Horizonte.
"I think that Costa Rica are not the favourites for the game tomorrow. It's England, for so many reasons, because they have quality players, and many other things," Pinto said.
"We are still fighting, because we want to do things right. And we are ready to face England tomorrow."
"You cannot change the structure of a team from one day to another. We are going to keep many things, because the players did it very well," he said.
"We are not going to change the good things. We want to improve some aspects that were wrong but the good things, we want to keep them."
