The Proof
Your batch. Your report.
A place to check the finished product, one production batch at a time. Our first report is not yet published.
Current report status
First production batch — report pending.
Batch archive
| Batch # | Test date | Creatine assay | Creatinine | Heavy metals | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| First production batch — report publishes here | — | — | — | — | — |
Every batch will be assayed by an independent lab and published on this page before it ships.
How to read a COA
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01. Match the batch
Start with the batch number on your pouch. Use the matching archive entry when it becomes available. A report for another batch is not a substitute.
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02. Check the serving
Read the tested amount, the units and the serving size together. Our label serving is three gummies and 5g of creatine monohydrate.
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03. Read the test details
Look for the laboratory name, test date, sample identification and method. Creatine and creatinine are different measurements; read each result with its units.
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04. Read the full report
Look beyond a pass badge. Read the individual contaminant results, reporting limits and specifications shown in the laboratory report.
What the report will explain
A useful report identifies the sample, the laboratory, the test date, the methods and the results. The final lab panel and specifications will be listed with our first production report.
Questions about our testing
Why batch-based testing?
A batch report identifies the sample and production run it covers. Match that identifier to your pouch and read the scope of the tests in the full report.
How does the QR code work?
The planned QR on the final pouch will point to this archive. The first production report and final packaging are not yet published.
Can I see a report today?
The first production batch report has not been published. We show its status here and will add the document when it is available.