Testing and quality
Every production lot is tested by an accredited third-party laboratory before it ships. This page explains what is tested, what a certificate does and does not tell you, and where to find the report for the bottle in your hand.
What every lot is tested for
Confirms the compound is what the label says it is.
Milligrams per serving, against the label claim.
Lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury.
To USP method.
Certificates by lot
| Lot | Product | Laboratory | Accreditation | Issued | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| [LOT NO.] | Urolithin A 500 mg | [LAB] | [ACCREDITATION] | [DATE] | [PDF] |
Lot certificates appear here as each production lot is tested. Find the lot number printed on the base of your bottle and match it here. If your lot is not listed yet, write to us and we will send the report.
Read it for what it is
That a sample drawn from a specific lot met specification for the attributes actually tested, on the date it was tested, at the laboratory named on it.
Anything about a different lot, any attribute that was not tested, or whether the compound will do anything for you. A certificate is about the contents of a bottle, not about an outcome.