Lab Reports
NutriBotanix publishes available product-specific testing documents to support informed purchasing decisions. Each document applies to the product, sample, or batch identified in that report.
What These Documents Show
A Certificate of Analysis (COA) or laboratory report may include identity, composition, potency, or contaminant results, depending on the tests ordered and listed in the document. A report does not by itself guarantee safety or efficacy, and it should not be assumed to cover products or batches that are not specifically identified.
Shilajit
- Himalayan Shilajit Resin — Certificate of Analysis
- Himalayan Shilajit Resin — additional laboratory report
- Himalayan Shilajit Resin — fulvic acid report
- Shilajit Powder — laboratory report
Botanical Powders
- Turmeric Powder — laboratory report
- Moringa Powder — laboratory report
- Ashwagandha Powder — laboratory report
- Triphala Powder — laboratory report
- Amla Powder — laboratory report
Honey
Certificates of Analysis are not routinely issued for varietal honey in the same way they are for botanical ingredients and supplements. NutriBotanix sources its honey directly from small apiaries and trusted beekeepers rather than mega-importers or bulk honey brokers. Our varietal honeys are selected as pure honey from identified floral and regional sources, are never blended with imported honey, and are sold raw unless a product page specifically states otherwise.
We take steps to verify our sourcing, authenticity, and the integrity of the honey we sell. When product-specific laboratory testing is available, it will be published here. Additional sourcing, varietal, and beekeeper information is provided on the relevant product pages and throughout our Honey Learning Center.
Questions about a document or product? Please contact NutriBotanix.