False advertising about lab-test-results
I was thinking about ordering your Epicatechin from iherb, as they ship it to Europe, but I decided not to. False advertising, your lab-test-results page as of December 31 2025 says: "Our Certificates of Analysis (CoAs) provide both third-party lab results and in-house verification to ensure accuracy, transparency, and quality. Use the search bar below to find the CoA for your product or review the latest test results before making a decision". For example Epicatechin: tested by Neurogan. NOT by 3rd party. And the only reliable method for 3rd party test is that they order a random sample from company without you knowing it will be tested, and then test it, and repeat this at least annually for each product. So until your products are tested by ConsumerLab or other Very reliable company, it's better to buy from somewhere else. Except MAYBE your cannabis products are tested by 3rd party, I haven't checked because I have currently no interest buying them, they are more hype and temporary fix than permanent health advantage in most health issues. See also: search TrustPilot for company Neurogan (without health). Owners, CEO and probably employees of this company are the same, so those company reviews are also relevant. The only method a consumer can now try to Analyze your products is taste them, if she knows what each supplement should taste like?
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