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Product Identity
Confirms the product name and batch or lot number, and identifies the laboratory that performed the testing. Check that these match the product you actually hold.
Lab Reports & Certificates of Analysis
Independent third-party testing is how we intend to back every claim we make. This page explains what a Certificate of Analysis is, how to read one, and where our reports will be published as products complete laboratory testing.
What Is a Certificate of Analysis (COA)?
A Certificate of Analysis is a formal document issued by an independent laboratory confirming what is — and is not — in a product. It identifies the product and batch that was tested, the laboratory that performed the testing, and the measured results for each analyte, often with a pass or fail assessment against defined limits.
A trustworthy COA is produced by a laboratory that has no financial relationship with the seller, so the results can be judged on their own merits.
How to Read a COA
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Active Compounds
Shows measured levels of key compounds — such as beta-glucan content in mushroom products. This is the figure you can use to compare potency across brands.
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Contaminant Results
Lists tested contaminants — such as heavy metals, pesticide residues, and microbes — each measured against established safety limits, with pass or fail shown per analyte.
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Laboratory Signature
The authorised analyst’s signature and the laboratory’s details confirm the report was issued by that lab — not self-certified by the brand.
What Our Testing Panel Is Designed to Cover
Where applicable to a product, our testing programme is designed to cover:
- Beta-glucan content verification
- Heavy metals — lead, arsenic, mercury, and cadmium
- Microbial contamination, including total plate count, yeast, and mould
- Pesticide residue analysis
- Species identity confirmation
Reports Library
Reports will be published when available
Official third-party Certificates of Analysis will appear here as each product completes laboratory testing. Each report will be linked by product name and batch number so you can verify exactly what you are receiving.
Requesting Documentation
If you would like to see testing documentation for a product, or have questions about our testing approach, contact the team at our Contact page and we will share whatever is currently available. We will not claim a report exists before it does.