Short answer: a trustworthy supplement lets you verify who made it, what is in it, and which tests were run on the batch you are holding. In India that means a 14 digit FSSAI licence you can look up, every ingredient named on its own line, and a certificate of analysis (COA) tied to the batch code on the pack, covering at least heavy metals and microbial limits. A logo or the phrase “lab tested” is not enough.
Last updated: October 2026.
“Lab tested” can mean one sample, once, years ago, or a test the raw material supplier ran rather than the brand. Batch testing means every production lot is tested before it is released, and the report carries the same code that is printed on your pouch. Only the second tells you about the product in your hand.
A COA without a batch number, or with results but no limits, is not much use. How to read a COA walks through one.
For greens powders, heavy metals come first: grasses, algae and leaves take up lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury from soil and water. Microbial limits come next, because dried plant material can carry bacteria, yeast and mould. Identity testing confirms each ingredient is what the label says it is. Heavy metals in greens powders covers the limits.
Use the ingredient ledger, open-books policy and product standard together. When the founding batch opens, the relevant product pages are Daily Greens and Signal.
A peer-reviewed study of thirty-six protein supplements sold in India found sixty-nine per cent mislabelled and fourteen per cent carrying fungal toxins. A third-party test only tells you something if it covers the batch in your hand.
Try DG-0001-A to see what the first batch will be tested for.
Ingredient identity, heavy metals and microbial limits, at an NABL-accredited laboratory, before the batch is released.
Reports are published against the batch code printed on your pouch, so you check yours and not an average.
Ashwagandha at 5% withanolides, turmeric at 95% curcuminoids and amla at 40% tannins. Final batch documentation will publish the corresponding records.
We have run no clinical trial on the finished blends. The research on this page is on ingredients, not on our product.
