Verify a batch code
Type the code printed on your pouch, bottle or box — it looks like DHC-2608-LS17.
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01 — Sampling
Pulled at fill
A sample is drawn during the fill run, sealed, and logged against the lot code before anything is packed.
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02 — Assay
Independent laboratory
The sample goes to a laboratory we do not own. They run the assay and report against their own method, not ours.
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03 — Release
Certificate travels with the lot
The result is printed, boxed with the order, and published here. If a lot does not clear, it does not ship.
What it says
- The batch code — this must match the code on your pouch.
- Sample date and receipt date.
- The assays run, and the method used for each.
- Results with units and the limit of detection.
- The laboratory name and the analyst signature.
What it does not say
It does not say the batch is safe, and it does not predict what any amount will do to you. It says what was in one sample from one lot on one day. That is genuinely useful, and it is not a guarantee.
If the codes do not match, stop and contact us. Paperwork that belongs to a different lot is worse than none, because it looks like assurance.
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