Catalogue updates

20 October 2026

Independent evidence required

We corrected the second-check rule across the catalogue. Brand statements and unsupported manufacturer certificates no longer qualify. The following products moved out of the shopping catalogue into reserve pending qualifying independent evidence. This is not a finding that they failed testing or are unsafe.

• ELEVATE Hydrogen Infused SUPERWATER
• Dr. Perricone Hydrogen Water
• Pure Synergy Organic Superfood Powder
• Organic Barley Grass Juice Powder, 150 g
• Organic Berry Power, 150 g
• Organic Matcha Power, 60 g
• Organic Beet Juice Powder, 6.4 oz
• Eidon Liquid Electrolytes
• Trace Minerals ConcenTrace Drops
• Synergy Natural Organic Spirulina Powder, 100 g
• Eidon Liquid Magnesium, 2 oz Concentrate
• Native Forest Organic Unsweetened Simple Coconut Milk
• Once Again Organic Creamy Peanut Butter, Unsalted, 16 oz
• Navitas Organics Organic Cacao Powder, 8 oz
• Pluck Original Organ Seasoning, 88 g Shaker
• Pure Synergy Organic Wheat Grass Juice Powder, 150 g
• Grass Roots Farmers' Cooperative Grass-Fed Ground Beef 80/20, 1 lb
• Grass Roots Farmers' Cooperative Grass-Fed Boneless Ribeye Steak, 14 oz
• Carter Country Meats Grass-Fed Ground Beef – Dry-Aged 80/20, 1 lb
• Carter Country Meats Ancestral Burger Blend, 1 lb

Exact certification match under review

Codeage Colostrum Powder, Unflavored, 120 Servings

Exact certification-to-retail-label linkage unresolved: NSF lists 3 scoops (3 g) daily serving; selected retail format declares 1 g per serving and 120 servings. This may be a serving convention, not a formula difference; no unsupported failure claim.

Clearer evidence labels

Every product now carries a scope-specific evidence label, including individual choices in brand dropdowns. A gluten-only or glyphosate-only certification does not imply a metals panel. Certification issuers and source links remain available in each review.

Older reports

Reports older than 12 months receive an age flag. This is a transparency flag, not a universal expiry rule or a claim that a product failed. Older results remain historical sample evidence, and the actual dates stay visible. Certification checks are dated separately.