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Certificates of Analysis
Every batch we sell is tested by an accredited independent laboratory before it is listed.
This page is the index for those certificates. Each document is filed against the batch code
printed on your pack.
How to find your certificate
- Locate the batch code on the outer seal of your pack.
- Match it in the table below.
- Open the PDF to see the laboratory name, test date and results.
If you cannot find a batch code, or the certificate you need is not listed, email
[email protected] with your order
number and we will send it to you.
What each batch is tested for
| Test | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Identity confirmation | Confirms the alkaloid profile matches the declared ingredients. |
| Potency / assay | Quantifies the labelled alkaloid content per tablet. |
| Heavy metals | Screens for lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury. |
| Microbial screening | Screens for salmonella, E. coli, yeast and mould. |
| Residual solvents | Confirms extraction solvents are within acceptable limits. |
Current batch index
Batch certificates are added as each production run clears testing. If the table below is
empty for your batch, the certificate is on request — we hold every document on file and
will send it within one business day.
| Batch code | Product line | Test date | Certificate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Populate this table from WooCommerce → Certificates, or paste your COA links here. Each entry should name the laboratory and the test date. |
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A note on third-party findings
Independent testing across the wider 7-OH market has repeatedly found products whose actual
alkaloid content differs substantially from the label. Published lab data has shown tablets
labelled at 20 mg testing below 10 mg, and tablets labelled at 140 mg testing between roughly
42 and 48 mg. This is why we publish certificates rather than asking customers to take a label
on trust — and why you should check the certificate before you buy, from any vendor.
See also: Regulatory Status ·
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