Magaranger Lab Results & Certificates of Analysis
Every claim we make is backed by an independent laboratory report you can read yourself. Our Nepal Mad Honey is analysed in Amsterdam by Vereenigde Laboratoria Drs. W.H. Nagel B.V. — one of Europe's oldest analytical laboratories — using LC-MS/MS, the gold-standard method for quantifying grayanotoxins. This page lists the actual certificates for our current batches. No summaries, no "trust us": the original PDF is linked below each result.
Nepal Mad Honey — Current Batch Certificate
| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product | Cliff Honey Nepal · Batch 003 (Nepal Mad Honey 30g) |
| Laboratory | Vereenigde Laboratoria Drs. W.H. Nagel B.V., Amsterdam, Netherlands |
| Certificate No. | 2502051 |
| Certificate Date | April 30, 2025 |
| Method | LC-MS/MS (liquid chromatography with tandem mass spectrometry) |
| Grayanotoxin I | 35,038 µg/kg |
| Grayanotoxin III (estimated) | 13,520 µg/kg |
| Origin | Single-origin, wild-harvested in Nepal by Gurung honey-hunting communities |
| Adulteration | No additives, dilution, or relabeling |
→ View the full Certificate of Analysis (PDF)
Pure Himalayan Shilajit Resin — Testing Program
Every batch of our Pure Himalayan Shilajit Resin is independently tested for:
- Fulvic acid content — verified by laboratory analysis
- Heavy metals — screened for lead, arsenic, mercury, and cadmium
- Purity — confirmed free of fillers, synthetic additives, and adulterants
The current shilajit batch certificate will be published on this page. If you would like the COA for the specific batch in your order, email us at Magaranger2025@gmail.com with your batch number and we will send the original report.
Why We Publish Our Lab Results
Most sellers in this category claim "lab-tested" without ever showing a certificate. We publish ours because verification — not marketing — is what separates authentic wild-harvested products from diluted imports. When you compare brands, ask for three things: the lab's name, the certificate number, and the batch it applies to. If a seller can't provide all three, the claim is unverifiable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who performs Magaranger's lab testing?
Our mad honey is analysed by Vereenigde Laboratoria Drs. W.H. Nagel B.V. in Amsterdam, Netherlands — an independent analytical laboratory founded in the 19th century. Testing is third-party: we have no ownership or influence over the results.
What do the grayanotoxin numbers mean?
Grayanotoxin I and III are the naturally occurring compounds that distinguish mad honey from regular honey. Measuring them confirms two things: the honey is genuine (fakes contain none) and the batch is consistent, so the serving guidance on our packaging is meaningful. Learn more in our grayanotoxin science guide.
Can I verify the certificate myself?
Yes. The certificate number (2502051) and laboratory name are printed on the PDF. You can contact the laboratory directly to confirm authenticity.
Is every batch tested?
Yes — each harvest batch is tested before it is offered for sale, and this page is updated when a new batch certificate is issued.