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Love Life Supplements
This page collects all available Certificate of Analysis data, third-party lab testing information, and heavy metal safety signals for this product. Data is sourced from publicly available documentation. We do not accept payment from brands.
COA status
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COA reviewed September 2026. The product page's Certificate of Analysis is the ingredient supplier's own document: Herbal Creations (Kumaon Exports Pvt Ltd, Nainital, India) for "MEET SHILAJEET" brown powder, batch HCFASDE25007/12, analysed 29 Jul 2025 (mfg Jul 2025, exp Jun 2028). Heavy metals (USP <232>): total 1.48, cadmium 0.18, lead 0.14, arsenic 0.08, mercury 0.05 ppm. Microbial panel: TAMC 520 cfu/g, yeast and mould 50 cfu/g, E. coli, Salmonella, S. aureus and P. aeruginosa negative. No independent laboratory is named, and the batch is the ingredient's, not a retail lot. The brand says its third-party testing is done by Eurofins or Certified Labs; no such report is published for this product. Also sold at Healf.
Not disclosed
The testing laboratory is not publicly named for this product. Without a named lab, it is not possible to verify the independence or accreditation of any testing performed.
Status
Confirmed — numeric values (e.g. Pb: 0.15 ppm) present on COA
The COA for this product includes numeric concentrations for heavy metals — at minimum lead (Pb), arsenic (As), mercury (Hg), and cadmium (Cd). This is the highest standard of heavy metal transparency. Check the COA directly to see the actual values and compare against California Prop 65 or NSF limits.
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 →
About this data
COA status is assessed based on publicly available documentation as of the last verified date shown on the product page. A certificate is marked “Public” only when it is directly accessible without needing to request it. Heavy metals are marked “Confirmed” only when the COA includes actual numeric concentrations. We do not independently audit laboratory accreditation for every entry.