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Lab results · Public record

Batch #2608311. Tested 28 AUG 2026. Three panels, all public. Read it yourself.

Independently tested: ingredient identity against the label, heavy metals by ICP-MS, and a full microbial panel. The certificate below is the actual document, not a badge. The batch number is printed on your tin so you can match the two yourself.

Batch

#2608311

Result

Pass · 3 panels

Tested

28 AUG 2026

Laboratory

Independent analytical lab

Method

Ingredient identity · ICP-MS heavy metals · microbial panel

Tins left

316

The document

One page. Zero trust required.

Most brands describe their testing. We publish it. This is the certificate for the batch in every tin currently shipping.

Certificate of analysis for Primeletic Relief Balm batch #2608311, ingredient identity with ICP-MS heavy-metal and microbial panels
Verified ✓
Batch certificate · Independent analytical labLot 2608311

Actives assay, vs label claim

99.70%

Verified batch

Actives against label claim, batch #2608311 · independently assayed

Product
Relief Balm
Sample
Relief Balm, 50 ml topical (batch sample)
Method
Ingredient identity · ICP-MS heavy metals · microbial panel
Tested
28 AUG 2026
Laboratory
Independent analytical lab
Tins remaining in batch
316
  • Ingredient identity confirmed against the published panel, what the label says is what the tin holds
  • Heavy metals screened by ICP-MS, arsenic, lead, cadmium, mercury, plus a full microbial panel
  • Batch number #2608311 is printed on every tin, match it yourself

Batch lookup

Match your tin to the record

Every tin leaves the warehouse with its lot code printed on the base. Enter it to pull the batch's test record, the same data as the certificate above.

Batch lookup

Assay archive

Every tin currently shipping is filled from batch #2608311, any current lot code resolves to the record below.

How to read it

Three checks, plain English

A certificate of analysis is only useful if it can be read. Here is what each section of the document actually establishes.

Step 1

Identity: label vs tin

The first section verifies that the actives on the label are the actives in the balm: the batch sample is checked against the published 15-ingredient panel. If the tin says arnica and peppermint, the analysis has to agree before anything ships.

Step 2

Heavy metals: ICP-MS

Mass spectrometry counts atoms of lead, mercury, arsenic and cadmium down to parts per billion. Botanical raw materials pick metals up from soil, which is why every batch is screened rather than assumed clean.

Step 3

Microbial: nothing growing

A tin gets opened twice a day for six weeks, so the panel screens yeast, mold and bacterial counts before release. It's the least glamorous test on the certificate and the one that matters most for something living on your nightstand.

Independent by design

We can't edit their results. That's the point.

Our analytical laboratory is an independent third party. Primeletic pays a per-test fee and nothing else, no ownership ties, no retainer. Every certificate carries the lab's own task number and can be checked against the lab's records directly, without going through us.

Task 2608311 · verifiable with the lab · new certificate published with every batch

Next step

Tested. Published. Guaranteed.

The panel is public. The rest is covered by the 60-day empty-tin guarantee: run the full six-week tin, and if you are not satisfied, the refund stands even with the tin empty.

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