Testing and verification
Last updated: September 1, 2026
Every DEADPOINT formula prints its complete dose list on the front of the tub and in the Supplement Facts panel on its product page. There are no proprietary blends anywhere in the line. This page is the other half of that policy: the testing ledger, where every production lot's third-party Certificate of Analysis is published.
No proprietary blends, in plain terms
A proprietary blend is a label trick: ingredients grouped under one total weight so the individual doses stay hidden. A "2,400mg focus matrix" can be 2,300mg of the cheap ingredient and a dusting of everything else, and the label is still legal. DEADPOINT's four formulas list every active and its exact dose: SEND, NOCTURNE, APEX, DESCENT. If a dose isn't printed, it isn't in there.
What a Certificate of Analysis is
A Certificate of Analysis, or COA, is a lab report tied to one specific production lot. It states whether the ingredients in that exact batch are what the label claims, how much of each is actually present, and what contaminants were screened at what levels. Third-party means the lab has no stake in the result.
What gets tested on every lot
Five panels, run by an independent lab, before a lot ships:
- Identity: each ingredient is what the label says it is, down to species for the mushrooms, fruiting body confirmed.
- Potency: measured amounts against the label claims, including the exact caffeine number.
- Heavy metals: lead, arsenic, cadmium, and mercury.
- Mycotoxins and pesticides: the screens that matter for mushroom ingredients.
- Microbial safety: yeast, mold, and pathogen screens.
Ingredient documentation
Finished-lot certificates are one layer. The other is the ingredients themselves. The mushroom extracts used in formulation are fruiting-body extracts from suppliers who publish their own specifications and certificates, and those documents are public:
- Cordyceps militaris — extract powder specification
- Lion's mane — extract powder specification
- Tremella — extract powder specification
- Reishi — extract powder specification
These are ingredient-level documents from the suppliers, not finished-product results. Finished-lot COAs publish in the ledger below.
The ledger
Batch-level COAs publish here by lot number, newest first, as they issue.
Questions
Does DEADPOINT use proprietary blends?
No. Every active ingredient and its exact dose is printed on the front of the tub and in the Supplement Facts panel on each product page. Nothing in any formula is grouped, totaled, or hidden.
What is a Certificate of Analysis?
A COA is a lab report for one specific production lot. It covers identity, measured potency against the label, and contaminant results for heavy metals and microbial safety. A third-party COA comes from an independent lab with no stake in the result.
Where are DEADPOINT's lab results?
On this page. Batch-level COAs publish here as they issue, one certificate per production lot. The doses each certificate is checked against are already printed on every product page.