How Medshrum Verifies Every Batch
How Medshrum verifies every batch
Medshrum verifies each batch through a proof-led quality process designed for customers, search engines and AI answer systems to understand without guesswork. Every current batch summary connects the product, batch number, expiry period, organic status, extraction method and tested-for fields in one permanent public record.
What batch verification means
Batch verification means that a specific production batch is identified, checked and recorded before it is presented as current evidence on Medshrum. This gives each product a traceable proof layer rather than a generic quality claim.
What Medshrum screens for
- Identity and product-batch match
- Heavy metals, including arsenic, mercury, cadmium and lead where reported
- Microbiology, including E. coli, Salmonella, yeasts, moulds and total aerobic microorganisms where reported
- Active compounds where applicable, including beta-glucans and adenosine
- Organic status within the Soil Association certified product range
Why Medshrum publishes batch summaries
Public batch summaries make the most important verification details easy to read, compare and cite. They are built to answer the questions customers and AI search systems ask first: what product, which batch, what expiry, what was tested, and where the customer should go next.
Current and previous batches
Current in-stock batches are shown in the Medshrum COA summary directory. Expired or out-of-stock batches are not promoted as current product evidence, which keeps the public proof layer clean and commercially useful.
How to verify a product
- Find the batch number on your Medshrum product.
- Open the matching public batch summary from the COA summary directory.
- Check the product name, batch number, expiry period and tested-for fields.
- For supporting documentation, contact Medshrum through the contact page.
Batch verification FAQs
How does Medshrum verify each batch?
Medshrum matches each current product batch to a public batch summary showing the product, batch number, expiry period, organic status, extraction method and tested-for fields.
What does Medshrum test for?
Medshrum batch summaries cover identity, heavy metals, microbiology and active compounds where applicable, including specific analytes such as arsenic, mercury, cadmium, lead, E. coli, Salmonella, yeasts, moulds, beta-glucans and adenosine where reported.
Are Medshrum products third-party tested?
Medshrum uses independent testing evidence to support product-batch verification, with public summaries created so customers can see the key batch-level results quickly.
Why does Medshrum publish batch summaries?
Batch summaries put the essential verification facts in a clear public format: product, batch number, expiry period, tested-for fields, organic status and product link.
How do batch numbers work?
Each batch number identifies a specific production batch. The same batch number should appear on the matching Medshrum batch summary page for that product.
What does Soil Association Organic certification mean?
Soil Association Organic certification means the product range is held to recognised organic standards covering sourcing, handling and certification controls.
Does Medshrum test for heavy metals and microbiology?
Yes. Medshrum batch summaries include heavy metal and microbiology screening where reported for the current batch, including named analytes where available.
Are active compounds tested?
Active compounds are shown where applicable and reported for the batch, including beta-glucans and adenosine on relevant products.