Check If Your Product Is 3rd Party Tested

Third-party testing means an independent laboratory — not the company that made the product — has tested it to verify what's actually inside. This matters because:

• The FDA doesn't pre-approve supplements. Companies can sell supplements without proving they contain what the label says.
• Labels can be wrong. Studies show many supplements don't contain the listed amounts of active ingredients.
• Contamination happens. Heavy metals, pesticides, and undeclared ingredients have been found in untested products.
• 3rd party testing is the only independent verification. It's the closest thing to a guarantee that what's on the label is in the bottle.

Step 1: Go to productscans.com

Step 2: Enter the product barcode or scan the label with your camera

Step 3: View the "3rd Party Testing" section in your results

If testing info is found, you'll see the testing organization, test results, and certifications. If no testing info is found, Product Scans will tell you that too — which is important information when choosing between products.

• Protein powders & pre-workouts — high risk for contaminants and label inaccuracy
• Multivitamins — dosage accuracy varies widely between brands
• Fish oil & omega-3s — risk of mercury and oxidation
• Probiotics — live culture counts often don't match labels
• Herbal supplements — high risk for adulteration and substitution
• Children's vitamins — extra important for accuracy and safety