Certificate of Analysis

Every result, published in full.

Search by product, or enter a code from a bottle or sample. We don't modify, summarize, or redact results — the document is the document.

Research & process evidence — real third-party lab results. These are results from the extract material we've tested (Lion's Mane β-glucans, Cordyceps cordycepin, Reishi β-glucans and ganoderic acids — source-dependent, published per result, not a single front-label number). They verify the material we tested, not a future retail batch. Per-batch testing with a matching COA on every label is coming with our Reserve line.

Or browse the tested results below.

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Part used

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Key compound

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Heavy metals

On each Reserve batch COA

Microbials

On each Reserve batch COA

This is where the unedited third-party document loads. We don't modify, summarize, or redact results — the full signed COA, every chromatogram and the chain of custody, downloads as a PDF.

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What does each number mean?

Cordycepin +

The signature active in Cordyceps militaris, measured by HPLC-DAD. Its level is highly source-dependent (fruiting body vs concentrate vs biomass), so we publish each result here rather than print one number on the front.

Beta-glucans +

The active polysaccharide fraction, measured directly by enzymatic assay. We report beta-glucans separately from total polysaccharides because "total polysaccharides" can include starch from grain — a common way to make a weak extract look strong.

Alpha-glucans +

Largely starch. We report it because a low alpha-glucan figure is evidence there's no grain filler in the extract — it's a tell, not a benefit.

Triterpenes / ganoderic acids +

The ganoderic-acid family in Reishi, measured by HPLC and reported per compound (GA-A, GA-B, GA-D). A triterpene profile, not just a total.

Heavy metals & microbials +

Lead, arsenic, cadmium, mercury by ICP-MS against USP limits; total aerobic count, yeast & mold, E. coli, and Salmonella by USP method. Reported as measured on each released batch's COA — a batch that exceeds any limit doesn't ship.

HPLC +

High-Performance Liquid Chromatography — the same analytical method used in pharmaceutical quality control. It measures the exact concentration of a target compound rather than estimating it.