SodaPeak Certificate of Analysis: What Exists and What Does Not?
A SodaPeak certificate of analysis would be the one document that reports what is in a batch. This page explains what the label prints, what it does not, and how to ask.
No SodaPeak certificate of analysis is published on this site, and no third-party test result is published. The artwork prints a lot code, a certificate reference and an expiry date. They show that a batch was numbered. They are not lab proof. Ask the order desk for the document for your lot.
Key facts
- Lot code on the artwork: SOD-26/SO-1425. Certificate reference: SOD-1425-26-SO. Expiry: 07-2028.
- These are label codes. They show a batch was given an identifier. They are not a test result.
- No certificate of analysis, assay, heavy metal result or microbiological result is published here.
- Your bottle may carry a different lot and expiry. The bottle in your hand governs.
- Ask the order desk on +1 (302) 200-3480 for the document for your lot.
What is a SodaPeak certificate of analysis supposed to show?
A certificate of analysis is a laboratory report on one batch. It names the batch, lists the tests run, gives the results and says who ran them. For a capsule it might report identity, the weight of an ingredient, heavy metals or microbes. It is a document, not a seal or a logo.
That is why it matters for a blend. The SodaPeak label prints one weight, 1,200 mg, for eight ingredients. A certificate for your lot is the only item in the chain that could report what is actually in the material, rather than how a plant is run.
What does the SodaPeak label print instead?
| Code | Value | What it shows |
|---|---|---|
| Lot | SOD-26/SO-1425 | A batch was given an identifier |
| Certificate reference | SOD-1425-26-SO | A certificate was numbered |
| Expiry | 07-2028 | A best-before date on the side panel |
The certificate reference is the lot code with the same digits and letters in a different order. That is not a flaw by itself. It is a hint that the reference is a label code and not a link to a real file. No document sits behind it on this site.
Your own bottle may carry a different lot and expiry from the artwork. The code on the bottle in your hand is the one that counts.
Do the marks on the SodaPeak bottle replace a certificate of analysis?
No. The packaging shows ten marks. GMP Certified describes how a plant runs, not what is in this bottle. FDA Registered Facility is a filing, not an approval. Manufactured in the USA says where, not what. Non-GMO names no certifying body.
Naturally Gluten Free and Dairy Free look plausible from the Other Ingredients line, but no test document confirms either. Money-Back Satisfaction is a seller promise. None of the ten is a lab report for a batch. See our FDA post for the registration point.
How do you ask for a SodaPeak certificate of analysis?
Call the order desk on +1 (302) 200-3480, Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm Eastern Time. Have your order ID and the lot code from the bottle base or side. Ask four things in this order.
- Can you send a certificate of analysis that names my lot code?
- Which laboratory ran the tests, and is it independent of the maker?
- Did the tests cover identity, heavy metals and microbes?
- Can the amount of each of the eight ingredients be stated?
Keep the reply with your order email. A seller who can answer in writing is in a better position than one who cannot, whatever the answer is.
What would a certificate of analysis change about SodaPeak?
It could confirm that the material matches the label. It could show whether tested metals are within limits. It would not prove the capsule works. A clean certificate says the batch is what it says it is. It does not say that the ingredients do what the marketing implies.
The site's editorial scorecard names this gap. Third-party testing is one of ten facts that are not published. See the batch and lot page and our post on fake bottle checks for the other checks you can run on a bottle.
Frequently asked questions
Does SodaPeak have a certificate of analysis?
None is published on this site. The label artwork prints a certificate reference, but no document is published for it.
What is lot SOD-26/SO-1425?
A lot code printed on the artwork. It shows that a batch was given an identifier. It is not a test result.
Is the expiry date 07-2028 lab proof?
No. It is a best-before date printed on the side panel.
Can I ask for a certificate for my own lot?
Yes. Call the order desk with your order ID and the lot code from your bottle.
Do the GMP and FDA Registered marks count?
They describe a plant or a filing. They do not report what is in a batch.
Is SodaPeak FDA approved?
No. The FDA does not approve dietary supplements before they are marketed. The label says its statements have not been evaluated by the FDA.
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Our view
Our view: a certificate of analysis is the fairest request you can make of any supplement seller. SodaPeak prints codes that look like a paper trail, but no paper is published on this site. That is a gap, not proof of a problem.
Ask for the document before you rely on the label, and keep the answer. Check any medicine you take with a pharmacist first. SodaPeak is a dietary supplement and is not FDA approved.
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