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Behind the Label

Every manufacturer we carry works with a different independent laboratory. That is normal, because a botanical extract, a peptide assay and a heavy metals panel are genuinely different disciplines. Rather than flatten that into a badge, we tell you who does what.

We name the facility’s location, its specialism and what its laboratory measures. We do not publish the laboratory’s trading name here, because accreditation and scope are the parts that tell you something. If you need the name for a specific lot, ask us.

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Our supplement manufacturer

Utah, United States Operating since 2004
Specialism
Encapsulation and botanical extraction
Verified by
An independent analytical laboratory
Accreditation
ISO/IEC 17025 accredited for the methods used
What is measured
Identity confirmation against the label, potency assay for each stated active, a heavy metals panel, and microbial testing.
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Our light therapy manufacturer

Ontario, Canada Operating since 2013
Specialism
LED array design and optical measurement
Verified by
An independent photometric laboratory
Accreditation
Accredited for photometric and radiometric measurement
What is measured
Spectral output confirmation, irradiance measurement at stated distances, and electrical safety testing.
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Our cosmetic manufacturer

New Jersey, United States Operating since 2009
Specialism
Peptide cosmetic formulation
Verified by
An independent cosmetic testing laboratory
Accreditation
Accredited for the microbial and stability methods used
What is measured
Peptide concentration assay, preservative efficacy testing, and accelerated stability testing.

What the documents actually tell you

A certificate of analysis is a measurement record for one lot. It confirms the product is what the label says, at the potency stated, and free of the contaminants tested for. It is specific to that lot, which is why the library is organised by lot rather than by product alone.

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Identity
Confirms the material is the species and part the label claims.
Potency
An assay measuring how much of each stated active is present.
Heavy metals
A panel for lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury against set limits.
Microbial
Total counts and specified organisms, against set limits.