Post your Certificates of Analysis (COA) here

[tastyfood]

I used to resort to toxinless.com for this sort of thing, but the few COA on the website have not been updated for a while.

So far I received:

- Glycine from Bulksupplements (lead detected).
- Fo-Ti from Dimmark herbs (below conforming levels for all metals, no aluminum).

Attached both.

Thank you!

 

[tastyfood]

Great Lakes Wellness is unable to provide a COA for their green can collagen product, although they said it tests free of heavy metals.

 

[Deleted member 14744]

Here's the COA for pregnenolone powder from bulk supplements.

 

[tastyfood]

Here's the COA for pregnenolone powder from bulk supplements.

Thanks! I think you forgot to attach the document?

 

[Deleted member 14744]

Thanks! I think you forgot to attach the document?

Dang, I thought I did, I'll try again

 

[tastyfood]

Heavy metals results for Magnesium Malate from the brand Seeking Health. They provided results as mcg of consumption per day which I thought was useful.

@TurboTime See this COA for a Magnesium Malate product, where are sort of telling you how much of the heavy metal you are getting per day by ingesting this?

 

[Diogo]

eurochemicals.lt

 

[Logan-]

What happened to toxinless?

 

[ddjd]

eurochemicals.lt

do they deliver to germany?

 

[Diogo]

do they deliver to germany?

Must do to the whole Schengen space.
Trying to navigate along their supplier´s website(stanchem.pl), there was a reminder that it was unsafe to do so.

I wonder now if it would still be a good choice to buy fro them. Any thoughts on the matter?