Start with the label. Read the document. Understand what was tested.
The product label and a Certificate of Analysis answer different questions. Our product pages bring the available documents together and explain their scope, so you can compare the finished bottle with the material described in a report.
The label describes your bottle.
Use the product label to check the botanical ingredient, amount per serving, other ingredients, suggested use, and cautions. Read the label for the specific product you are considering.
Nopal: label and supplied powder certificate
The Nopal capsule label identifies Opuntia streptacantha. The supplied Certificate of Analysis covers bulk cactus powder (stem), lot JKT54HJKL20261020. It does not identify finished capsules as the tested sample.
The document page retains the supplied PDF unchanged and includes Natural Home Cures’ clarification of conflicting date fields. Read that note alongside the original report.
Read the Nopal label, supplied COA, and date clarification
Mangosteen: label and supplier COA summary
The Mangosteen product page contains the capsule label and a Natural Home Cures summary of the supplier’s reported checks for mangosteen pericarp powder—the rind of the fruit. The summary concerns the supplier’s powder sample; the label describes the finished capsules.
Read the reported results alongside the listed specifications. “Complies” means the sample met the listed test requirements; it should be read within that document’s scope.
Read the Mangosteen label and supplier COA summary
Follow the preparation story.
Explore how each botanical is prepared and freeze-dried, alongside the product details and questions to consider before choosing.
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