L-Lysine with Monolaurin

Lot 2026-31938

Expires
04/2029
Certificate issued
Jun 16, 2026
Tests reported
15
Manufacturer's in-house lab

Tested by the laboratory inside the facility that produced this batch.

15 of 15 results within specification

Every measured value fell inside the limit the lab tested against.

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Test results

as issued by the lab

Active ingredients

How much of the active ingredient each capsule actually contains.

Pass
HPLC**
Result
706 mg
Specification
600 - 900 mg
Pass
Pass
GC-FID**
Result
664 mg
Specification
600 - 900 mg
Pass

Heavy metals

Trace metals found in soil and water. Limits are set per day of use.

Pass
ICP MS
Result
0.006 mcg/day
Specification
<4.100 mcg/day
Pass
Pass
ICP MS
Result
0.054 mcg/day
Specification
<0.500 mcg/day
Pass
Pass
ICP MS
Result
0.174 mcg/day
Specification
<10.000 mcg/day
Pass
Pass
ICP MS
Result
<0.006 mcg/day
Specification
<0.300 mcg/day
Pass

Microbiology

Bacteria, yeast and mold counts. "Absent" means none detected in the sample.

Pass
USP <61>
Result
<10 cfu/g
Specification
<100 cfu/g
Pass
Pass
USP <62>
Result
Absent/10g
Specification
Absent/10g
Pass
Pass
USP <62>
Result
Absent/10g
Specification
Absent/10g
Pass
Pass
USP <62>
Result
Absent/10g
Specification
Absent/10g
Pass
Pass
USP <61>
Result
=660 cfu/g
Specification
<10,000,000 cfu/g
Pass
Pass
USP <61>
Result
<10 cfu/g
Specification
<100,000 cfu/g
Pass

Physical & purity

Weight, moisture and how the capsule breaks down.

Pass
Scale
Result
884 mg
Specification
849 - 939 mg
Pass
Pass
Result
NMT 15 Minutes
Specification
NMT 30 Minutes
Pass
Pass
USP <2091>
Result
Conforms
Specification
Meets USP
Pass

Reading these numbers

NMT means "not more than" and NLT means "not less than": the limit the batch was tested against. cfu/g counts living microbes per gram. Absent means none were detected in the sample size shown. Values are printed here exactly as the laboratory issued them.

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