Quality & Testing — How BME Health Documents Every Batch
Every product listed on BME Health goes through a documented process — from sourcing through third-party purity testing to batch COA access at the product level. This page explains what that process includes.
Our Quality Process
Sourcing, testing, documentation, and storage standards explained.
Sourcing
Compounds are sourced from suppliers that meet documented purity and identity standards. Sourcing decisions are made based on specification sheets and supplier documentation — not price alone.
Testing
Each batch undergoes purity testing before being listed. Testing verifies compound identity and purity grade — results are recorded and linked to the specific batch, not carried forward from prior lots.
Documentation
Test results are compiled into a Certificate of Analysis (COA) for each batch. COAs include compound identity, purity percentage, and testing method — linked at the product page level, accessible before and after purchase.
Storage
Products are stored according to compound-specific requirements — typically refrigerated or frozen to maintain integrity during fulfillment. Storage conditions are noted on each product page under specifications.
COA & Testing Information
Each product page displays a COA link when documentation is available for the active batch. COAs include compound identity, purity grade, and testing methodology. If a COA is not shown, documentation for that batch is pending — contact support for status updates.
Common Questions
COA documents are linked directly on each product page — look for the documentation section below the product description. Access is available before and after purchase. COAs reflect the active batch; they are updated when a new batch is listed.
Testing is conducted on a per-batch basis — each new batch receives its own COA before being listed. There is no single fixed testing interval; testing occurs whenever a new lot is sourced and processed. This ensures documentation always reflects the active inventory.
Purity and identity are verified using standard analytical methods appropriate to each compound type, including HPLC (high-performance liquid chromatography) where applicable. Testing methodology is noted on each COA. For questions about a specific compound's testing, contact support.