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Lotus Blooming Herbs
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COA document review notes
COA reviewed October 2026. Certified Laboratories (Burbank, CA; A2LA ISO/IEC 17025 cert 3034.01), lot BHC4429/2024057703. Chemical COA (accession 250723-0011, Rev.01, 13 Aug 2025, finished good): lead 0.040, arsenic 0.091, cadmium 0.004, mercury 0.001 mcg/serving by ICP-MS; the report notes results were re-calculated per mcg/100 mg at the customer's request, so the serving size is not stated and no limits are printed. Separate microbiological report 2467941 (28 Jul 2025, same lot, a cosmetics panel, USP <61>/<62> modified): total plate count, yeast and mold <10 CFU/g; E. coli, S. aureus, Pseudomonas, Salmonella and C. albicans absent. Neither report states a country of manufacture. Microbiological report: https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0453/0349/files/6374535-02467941-C-WM.pdf Country of manufacture recorded as India from the brand's FAQ (lotusbloomingherbs.com/pages/faq, read October 2026): the founder sources and imports the resin from a high-altitude Himalayan region along the Tibetan border with India, purified by traditional Tibetan methods. The FAQ does not use the words "made in India".
Certified Laboratories
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Status
Claimed — brand states testing was done; specific values not publicly available
The brand states that heavy metals have been tested, but the specific numeric results are not publicly available. This cannot be independently verified without seeing the actual COA values.
Heavy metals to look for in a shilajit COA: lead (Pb), arsenic (As), mercury (Hg), cadmium (Cd). A rigorous COA shows parts-per-million (ppm) values for each, not just a pass/fail stamp. Learn more about shilajit and heavy metals →
Country (claim)
India
Source region
Himalayas
GMP claimed by brand
Yes (not scored)
Patent claim
No
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