CERTIFICATIONS
Testings — Heavy Metals and Microplastics
Testing & Verification Practices
Because mineral-based ingredients come directly from nature, the environments they’re sourced from can contain trace elements and contaminants. The manufacturing facility in the USA is built around a rigorous system of verification, documentation, and oversight — designed to confirm that every material meets established quality and safety benchmarks before it’s released.
Heavy Metals Testing
As part of harvest testing program, IOMIN ingredients undergo heavy metals testing — a core pillar of the quality and compliance verification process at the USA manufacturing facility. Testing is carried out by independent, third-party laboratories and reviewed internally through quality governance framework. Beyond harvest-stage testing, heavy metals analysis is also run on every production batch, so verification continues throughout the entire production cycle.
Heavy metals testing practices include:
- Testing at the time of harvest
- Analysis of every production lot and finished product
- Results reviewed prior to material release
- Heavy metals levels checked against applicable regulatory safety standards
- Independent, third-party laboratory analysis as part of quality review process
This lot-specific, batch-level testing gives downstream customers the consistency, traceability, and documented verification they can rely on.
Microplastics & Environmental Contaminants
Microplastics are addressed through an environmental and supplier/material oversight program, forming part of the broader quality and compliance verification framework. Testing is conducted by independent, third-party laboratories and reviewed internally as part of quality governance process.
Microplastics monitoring practices include:
- Annual testing
- Independent, third-party laboratory analysis as part of the verification program
- Integration into the broader supplier and material oversight
- Ongoing monitoring of sourcing environments over time
- A risk-based monitoring approach rather than routine lot-by-lot testing
- Results reviewed within the internal quality governance framework
Because microplastics are a widespread environmental factor and testing methods are still evolving, this approach allows conditions to be monitored responsibly while staying accurate about what current testing can and can’t tell us.
Quality Oversight & Compliance Framework
Heavy metals and microplastics testing are just one part of a broader quality system built around defined testing schedules, lot traceability and documentation, controlled material release procedures, and ongoing supplier and sourcing oversight. This framework is designed to support formulation, regulatory review, and quality assurance needs for B2B customers.
Documentation & Technical Requests
Summary testing information, certificates of analysis, and other supporting documentation are available on request for qualified customers and partners. Testing, verification, and environmental oversight aren’t separate from how IOMIN sources and operates — they’re built into it. Responsible stewardship of the Great Salt Lake underpins the entire approach to quality, from harvest practices to long-term environmental monitoring.