Stellar Health: COA & Lab Test Results
This page collects all available Certificates of Analysis, third-party lab test results, and testing transparency information for Stellar Health products in the ShilajitDB database. Data is sourced from publicly available brand documentation and independent research. We do not accept payment from brands and our assessments are not influenced by commercial relationships.
Brand website: https://realstellarhealth.com
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COA status
Public — directly accessible without contacting the brand. The strongest signal.
On request — available but requires asking; cannot be independently verified without effort.
None — no Certificate of Analysis is available.
Third-party lab
The named laboratory that performed testing. Only a named, independent, ISO 17025-accredited lab earns full credit in our grading. "In-house" or unnamed labs do not count as third-party.
Heavy metals
Confirmed — the COA shows actual numeric concentrations for lead, arsenic, mercury, and cadmium.
Claimed — the brand states testing was done but specific numeric values are not publicly available.
Lab test data by product (1 products)
COA status
UnknownThird-party laboratory
Not disclosed
Heavy metals tested
Claimed (unverified)
COA document review notes
Linked image is a marketing graphic, not a lab certificate: no accreditation number, no lab address/contact, all heavy metal values shown as '< LOQ' with no figures, and 'verified by' a non-standard body ('The Clinical Index'). Manufacturer (Stellar Health Labs LLC) appears to be the same entity as the brand, suggesting self-testing rather than independent third-party analysis. Downgraded from PUBLIC to UNKNOWN pending a real COA.
Last verified Jul 2026
About this data
COA status is assessed based on publicly available documentation. A certificate is marked "Public" only when it is directly accessible (via a link or embedded on the brand's website) without needing to request it. Heavy metals are marked "Confirmed" only when the COA includes actual numeric concentrations (e.g., Pb: 0.15 ppm) rather than a pass/fail stamp. Testing laboratory names are recorded as stated in the COA document; we do not independently audit lab accreditation for every entry.