Testing, by lot

What we'll publish

Before the first batch is offered for sale, this page will link to its certificate of analysis (COA) and the supporting third-party laboratory reports. A COA records test results for an identified lot. It is not evidence that a product delivers a health outcome.

The reports will identify what was tested, the lot or sample identifier, the laboratory, report date, test methods, units, acceptance limits and measured results. Where a result is below a reporting limit, we will show that limit. We will distinguish component testing from testing on the finished pack.

• Ingredient identity and measured amounts covered by the testing, with any limits in coverage made explicit.
• Heavy-metal and microbiological results for the material tested.
• For the fish oil: EPA and DHA amounts, fish source, and oxidation results such as peroxide value and TOTOX.
• The final allergen statement, including fish oil and chicken-sternum-derived UC-II.

The format

Each lot will have a clearly labeled entry on this page and downloadable PDF reports you can save. The lot number on your box will match the entry. A plain-language summary will sit beside the reports, with the actual results available to inspect.

We will not substitute a supplier badge, a generic example report or a pass/fail graphic for a lot-specific report. If a test covers only a component, or an ingredient is outside its scope, we will say so.

When the reports will appear

The first reports and final formula will be published before orders open. Subsequent lots will have their own reports posted before those lots are offered for sale. Prior reports will remain available by lot. There is no release date to announce yet.

Testing does not establish a benefit, replace medical advice or mean FDA approval. We are not claiming any certification or laboratory accreditation for the product.

Ask about the plan

Questions about the planned testing or a future lot report? Email hello@blastsupps.com.