Quality is the process. Verification is the result. This page covers how Chocotide is manufactured and tested; the verification page shows the outcome for the current batch.
Chocotide is produced in the United States in an FDA-registered facility that operates under current Good Manufacturing Practice, known as cGMP. In plain terms, that means documented procedures, controlled raw materials, batch records, and sanitation standards at every step, the boring infrastructure that keeps a supplement consistent from one bottle to the next.
Beyond in-house controls, each production batch is sent to Wrenfield Analytical Sciences, LLC, an independent laboratory accredited to ISO/IEC 17025. Using an outside lab matters because the people checking the product are not the people making it. The current cycle carries Certificate of Analysis WAS-COA-2606-3140 and an active purity of 98.4% by HPLC-UV.
| Test | Method | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Identity and potency | HPLC-UV | Confirm each active is present at the labeled amount |
| Heavy metals | ICP-MS | Screen lead, arsenic, cadmium, and mercury below safe limits |
| Microbial limits | USP plating | Confirm the product is within accepted microbial limits |
| Allergen review | Documentation | Confirm dairy-free and gluten-free status |
| Non-GMO check | Supplier attestation | Verify non-GMO sourcing of botanical inputs |
The botanicals in Chocotide are selected for standardization, not just for a recognizable name. Green tea is standardized to its EGCG fraction, grape seed to its OPC content, and guarana to its natural caffeine, so the active portion is consistent batch to batch rather than left to the variability of raw plant material. Suppliers provide certificates of identity, and incoming materials are checked before they enter production. It is slower and more expensive than buying commodity powder, and it is the reason the dosages on the label mean something.
Chocotide is formulated to be dairy-free, gluten-free, non-GMO, and vegetarian, with no added artificial colors. If you have a specific sensitivity, read the full label and check with your physician. To see the screening results for the batch you are about to receive, visit the verification page, or learn more about the team behind the standards in our story.