How do I know your products are genuine?

By the Limitless 7OH Team · Updated September 2026 · 2 min read · FAQ

The authenticity question in this category is not about counterfeits on a shelf — it is about whether the pack in your hand matches a documented lab result. That is a check, not a trust.

The short answer

Genuineness in this category is documented, not declared: every pack carries a batch number, and every batch has a published Certificate of Analysis you can match to it. The five-minute process — find the batch number on the pack, locate the report for that batch, match the number exactly, check the compound screens, and keep the record — is the batch verification post, and the reading side of the report is the COA guide. The testing process itself, from sample to report, is described on the about page.

Why documentation is the only answer that holds

Three reasons the batch-COA check is the standard instead of a claim. First, it is verifiable after the fact: the record (pack, batch, report, date) is something you can produce later, which matters in a category where the regulatory ground moved in 2026 — the scheduled analogs and the pending threshold rule are in the DEA update. Second, it is per-batch, not per-brand: a brand-level assurance says nothing about the specific pack, and a batch-level report says exactly that. Third, it is the same check that works on any vendor — the evaluation framework ranks it as the dealbreaker criterion in the 9-point checklist, and the brand comparison method runs it as row one. The product side of the answer is the label itself: 50mg and 100mg units where the printed milligram is the 7-hydroxymitragynine amount (the what is 7-OH post covers the labeling basics), and the shop is where the verified lines live, with the FAQ center carrying the rest of the quality questions below.

How do I know your products are genuine?

The short answer

Why documentation is the only answer that holds

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