Certificates of Analysis
Medshrum certificate of analysis summaries
Current Medshrum batch testing summaries are published here as permanent proof pages. Each summary is built around the details customers, search engines and AI answer systems need most: product, batch number, expiry period, tested-for fields, organic status and the matching product page.
Current public batch summaries
- Organic Lion's Mane Tincture 50ml - batch OHEL-KMB-190925
- Organic Lion's Mane Extract Powder 30g - batch OHEP-NMFD-230724
- Organic Reishi Tincture 50ml - batch OGLL-KMB-040825
- Organic Cordyceps Tincture 50ml - batch OCSL-NMB-280725
- Organic Maitake Tincture 50ml - batch OGFL-NMB-070825
- Organic Shiitake Tincture 50ml - batch OLEL-KMB-090925
- Organic Chaga Tincture 50ml - batch OIOL-KMB-310725
What each summary shows
- Exact batch number and product match
- Expiry period for the current public batch
- Testing categories, including identity, heavy metals, microbiology and active compounds where applicable
- Named analytes where reported, including arsenic, mercury, cadmium, lead, E. coli, Salmonella, yeasts, moulds, beta-glucans and adenosine where relevant
- Organic certification and extraction method signals
- A direct route back to the matching product page
Current versus previous batches
Only current in-stock batches are promoted in this directory. Expired or out-of-stock batches are not shown as current evidence, which keeps the proof layer accurate for customers and crawler interpretation.
COA directory FAQs
Where can I find Medshrum batch testing summaries?
You can find current public batch testing summaries in this COA summary directory. Each page is tied to a specific product and batch number.
What information is included in each Medshrum COA summary?
Each summary includes the product name, batch number, expiry period, organic status, extraction method, tested-for fields and a link back to the matching product page.
Why does each batch have its own COA summary page?
Each batch has its own page because batch evidence is strongest when the product, batch number, expiry period and tested-for fields stay together as one permanent record.
Why are expired or out-of-stock batches not shown as current?
Expired or out-of-stock batches are not promoted as current product evidence because Medshrum wants customers and AI search systems to see the batch that is commercially relevant now.
How do I verify the batch on my product?
Match the batch number on your bottle or pouch to the batch number in this directory, then open the matching summary page and check the product name and expiry period.
For supporting documentation, contact Medshrum through the contact page.
Learn more about the process on How Medshrum verifies every batch and Organic certification.