Our Standards — Quality & Testing
MIDLUME products are manufactured through partners whose facilities are FDA-registered and GMP-certified. Good Manufacturing Practices establish controls for how dietary supplements are produced, packaged, labeled, and held so that finished products meet defined specifications.
Certificates of Analysis are available through our manufacturing partner by product and batch. Because the scope of a Certificate of Analysis can differ between formulas and laboratories, we will not suggest that a document verifies more than it actually covers.
If you would like the available quality documentation for a MIDLUME product, contact [CUSTOMER CARE EMAIL] with the product name and any lot or batch information visible on the package. We will help you obtain the relevant document.
Every MIDLUME product is manufactured through partners whose facilities are registered with the FDA and held to Good Manufacturing Practice standards.
Good Manufacturing Practices establish controls for how dietary supplements are produced, packaged, labeled, and held so that finished products meet defined specifications.
Available through our manufacturing partner by product and batch, on request.
Quality documentation is tracked and reassessed whenever a product or batch changes.
Dietary supplements are not approved by the FDA before they are sold. “FDA-registered facility” refers to the manufacturing facility's registration status; it does not mean that the FDA has approved a MIDLUME formula or confirmed its effectiveness.
We believe saying that clearly is part of earning your trust.
Before a formula is offered by MIDLUME, we review the current product specification, label information, manufacturing details, and available quality documentation provided by our partners. When a product or batch changes, we reassess the information that affects what you see on our website and label.
If documentation is incomplete, inconsistent, or no longer supports a statement we make, our standard is to correct the statement, request clarification, or pause the product until the issue is resolved.
Our standard: Never use “tested” as a vague marketing promise. Be clear about the document, the batch, and what was actually assessed.