Testing & Transparency
Trust is something you check, not something we claim.
Every batch of Ante Meridiem is tested by an independent, accredited laboratory before it reaches you. The certificate for your exact batch is published here. Type the number, or scan the pouch.
Check your batch
Independently tested, batch by batch
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From ingredient to worktop
How a batch earns its certificate
01
Sourced
Each raw ingredient arrives with its own specification and certificate from the supplier, and is checked on receipt.
02
Blended
Manufactured in West Sussex by G&G, with a unique batch number that follows the product through every stage.
03
Tested
A sample from the batch goes to Campden BRI, an independent accredited laboratory, for analysis.
04
Published
The certificate of analysis is uploaded here and linked to the QR code printed on every pouch from that batch.
Know exactly what you drink
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The test panel
What we look for
[CONFIRM FINAL PANEL WITH CAMPDEN BRI. The items below are the standard tests for a product of this type; remove any not commissioned.]
Full doses on the label
No proprietary blends. Every ingredient's amount per serving is printed on the pouch and published on The Formula.
Manufacturer named
G&G Food Supplies Ltd, East Grinstead, West Sussex. [CERTIFICATIONS TO CONFIRM, e.g. GMP, ISO 22000.]
Laboratory named
Campden BRI, Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire. An independent, UKAS-accredited food and drink research organisation. [CONFIRM ACCREDITATION SCOPE]
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Straight questions
Is every batch tested, or just the first one?
Every batch. A certificate that only covers the first run tells you nothing about the pouch in your hand.
What if a batch fails?
It doesn't ship. That is the entire point of testing before release rather than after.
Why don't you list a vitamin and mineral "percentage of NRV" for everything?
Because most of the ingredients have no Nutrient Reference Value set by law. We show one where it exists (vitamin C, magnesium, potassium) and a dagger where it doesn't, rather than inventing something that looks official.
Can I see the raw ingredient specifications?
[DECIDE: e.g. "Yes, email us with your batch number and we'll send what we're allowed to share."]
