A Certificate of Analysis describes the sample and tests recorded in a laboratory report. Read it alongside the sample description, report date and limitations rather than treating it as a badge for an entire product range.
Read the published report
Our quality evidence page provides the published report and explains its scope. Certificate 97312, reference AL6286-1, from Alex Stewart Agriculture Ltd is dated 17 July 2025 and describes a 50g dried sea moss sample received on 19 June 2025.
What does this report cover?
The report records arsenic, cadmium, lead and mercury results for the submitted dried sea moss sample. The quality evidence page presents the reported values and a link to the document so you can inspect them in context.
What does it not establish?
- It does not report iodine or microbiological testing.
- It does not identify a current retail gel batch.
- It does not establish results for every capsule, gel, blend or batch.
- It is not organic product certification or a blanket safety or compliance guarantee.
How should you read the accreditation reference?
The report marks the testing as subcontracted ISO/IEC 17025 analysis. That reference does not certify every Millie’s Moss product. Check the document itself for the sample, tests, laboratory notes and any limitations.
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Inspect our published laboratory evidence, read about sourcing and preparation, or check ingredients and suitability for the product you are considering.