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Novomins
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COA status
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COA reviewed September 2026. Eurofins Food Testing UK Limited (Wolverhampton, UKAS 0342), certificate AR-26-UD-343694-01, 24 Aug 2026, for "Novomins Shilajit Gummies" (sample code 22-UID-253, product code 5060724960900; client Innocent Health Ltd, Dundee). Heavy metals by ICP-MS: lead <0.005, cadmium 0.001, arsenic 0.005, mercury <0.005 mg/kg. A second certificate, AR-26-UD-353294-01 (31 Aug 2026, sample 22-UID-271), tests gluten only. No microbial panel. The sample codes are supplied by the customer and are not stated as batch or lot numbers. Both reports are linked from the product page on novomins.com through a Defacto Labs widget.
Eurofins
The brand publicly discloses that testing was performed by Eurofins. A named, independent laboratory is a key transparency signal — it means results can in principle be traced back to a specific accredited facility.
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.