How every batch is made and tested

Where Jelly Tide is made

Every gummy is produced in the United States in a facility that is registered with the FDA and operates under current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP). In plain terms, that means documented procedures, controlled raw-material intake, batch records, and accountability at each step, the same framework that governs how responsible supplements are made.

Independent laboratory testing

We do not grade our own homework. Each production lot is sent to Fairmont Bioassay Laboratories, a third-party laboratory accredited to ISO/IEC 17025, the international standard for testing competence. Their results, not ours, determine whether a batch is cleared for release.

What every lot is screened for

• Identity and potency by UHPLC, confirming the actives are present at the amounts on the label
• Heavy metals by ICP-MS, screened to below 0.5 ppm
• Microbial safety, held within USP <2021> limits
• Allergen controls confirming dairy-free and gluten-free status
• Non-GMO and vegetarian sourcing verification

The current lot carries certificate FB-2026-3307-VRF at a measured active purity of 99.2%. You can review the batch summary and request the full certificate on the verification portal.

Sourcing

The BHB mineral salts are pharmaceutical-grade and sourced from suppliers who provide their own certificates of analysis on arrival. The apple cider vinegar is concentrated from whole-fruit fermentation and standardized to its acetic acid content, including the mother. Chromium and B12 come from established nutrient suppliers. Anything that fails incoming inspection is rejected before it ever reaches the production floor.

From batch to bottle

The chain is deliberately short and documented end to end: qualified raw materials in, cGMP production, third-party release testing, sealed and coded bottles, then direct shipment through this authorized portal. That short chain is exactly what lets us put a verifiable batch code on your bottle and stand behind it. Quality is the process; verification is the proof on the lot you actually receive.

Related: the full formula and about the company.