Testing. Transparency. Evidence.

At Vedamint, we believe transparency begins with showing what has actually been measured.

Where laboratory testing has been conducted, we make the relevant analytical reports available so that customers can see documented results for the specific samples tested.

The laboratory reports presented on this page were issued by FARE Labs Pvt. Ltd. for samples provided by Vivet Foodtech LLP, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh.

These reports provide analytical information about specified parameters in the samples tested. They should always be read together with the methodology, observations, and limitations contained in the original laboratory reports.

Our principle is simple:

Measure. Report. Communicate Responsibly.

What Does a Laboratory Report Tell You?

A laboratory report provides measurable information about specified parameters in a particular sample.

It tells us:

• What was tested
• What result was obtained
• The unit in which the result is reported
• The test method or protocol, where stated
• Relevant observations and limitations

A laboratory report does not automatically represent an entire production lot or every future batch.

The FARE Labs reports themselves state that the reported results pertain only to the sample tested and not to the whole lot.

At Vedamint, we present laboratory findings as reported, without exaggeration and without converting analytical results into unsupported health claims.

Measure what matters. Understand what was measured. Communicate what the evidence supports.

Golden Turmeric

Nutritional Laboratory Test Report

Laboratory: FARE Labs Pvt. Ltd.

Report No.: FA20260413-063-184

ULR Code: TC5503 26 0 00037660 F

Report Date: 10 August 2026

Sample Receipt Date: 13 April 2026

Sample Description: Golden Turmeric Chips

Analytical Results

These values are reproduced from the FARE Labs report.

Report Status

The laboratory report was amended on 10 August 2026 and supersedes the report issued on 18 April 2026.

This figure is presented as a laboratory result for the specific sample tested. It is not intended as a comparative or superiority claim.

View Original Golden Turmeric Laboratory Report →

A Note About the Product Description

The FARE Labs report identifies the submitted sample as "Golden Turmeric Chips."

Where the corresponding Vedamint product is presented commercially as Golden Flakes, the original laboratory terminology should remain unchanged within the report itself.

The laboratory report should always be treated as the authoritative source for its own sample description and analytical data.

Black Turmeric

Nutritional Laboratory Test Report

Laboratory: FARE Labs Pvt. Ltd.

Report No.: FA20260514-040-192

ULR Code: TC5503 26 0 00047455 F

Report Date: 19 May 2026

Sample Receipt Date: 14 May 2026

Sample Description: Black Turmeric Chips

Analytical Results

These values are reproduced from the FARE Labs report.

Understanding the Curcumin Result

ND: Not Detected

The report states a Curcumin detection limit of 0.1% by weight.

Therefore, the result should be understood as:

Curcumin was not detected in the tested sample at the laboratory's stated detection limit of 0.1% by weight.

This should not be interpreted as establishing that Black Turmeric contains absolutely no Curcumin under all circumstances.

Report Note

The FARE Labs report states that it was issued exclusively for domestic use and is not intended for export purposes.

View Original Black Turmeric Nutritional Laboratory Report →

Black Turmeric

Essential Oil Profile – GC-MS

A 56-parameter GC-MS analysis was conducted on the tested Black Turmeric sample to characterise its volatile compound composition.

The analysis provides an analytical profile of the volatile compounds detected in the tested sample.

Laboratory: FARE Labs Pvt. Ltd.

J.O. No.: FL/FA/10072026-651

ULR Code: TC5503 26 0 00066500 F

Issue Date: 15 July 2026

Sample Receipt Date: 10 July 2026

Sample Tested: 10–15 July 2026

Complete GC-MS Profile

The following compounds and reported values are reproduced from the laboratory analysis:

Test Protocol

Protocol: FL/SOP/02-104

Regulatory Note

The laboratory report states: FSSR, 2011 status: Not specified for all parameters, as no regulatory threshold currently exists for these compounds under FSSR 2011.

Accordingly, this profile should be understood as an analytical characterisation of the volatile compounds detected in the tested sample.

It should not be presented as a certification of health benefits, therapeutic effects or regulatory approval of individual compounds.

View Original Black Turmeric GC-MS Laboratory Report →

Black Turmeric

Antioxidant Activity Analysis

The laboratory also analysed specified parameters related to antioxidant activity in the tested Black Turmeric sample. The results below are presented as reported by FARE Labs.

Laboratory: FARE Labs Pvt. Ltd.

J.O. No.: FL/FA/SL/10072026-651

Issue Date: 15 July 2026

Sample Receipt Date: 10 July 2026

Analytical Results

The laboratory report states that FSSR 2011 status was not specified for both parameters.

These results describe the parameters measured in the tested sample. They should not, by themselves, be interpreted as establishing a specific health benefit, therapeutic effect or clinical outcome.

View Original Black Turmeric Antioxidant Activity Report →

Understanding Laboratory Results

A Laboratory Report Is a Snapshot of What Was Tested

A laboratory report tells us what was measured in the specific sample submitted for testing.

It does not automatically represent:

• An entire production lot
• Every batch
• Every future production batch
• Characteristics that were not included among the tested parameters

The FARE Labs reports expressly state that the reported results pertain only to the sample tested and not to the whole lot.

At Vedamint, we believe in presenting laboratory findings exactly as reported—without exaggeration and without turning analytical results into unsupported health claims.

Testing gives us measurable information. Transparency keeps the distinction clear.

Understanding "ND" and "DL"

ND: Not Detected

ND means that the specified parameter was not detected under the conditions and detection capability stated in the relevant laboratory report.

It does not necessarily mean that the substance is absolutely absent.

For example, the Black Turmeric Curcumin report records ND and states a detection limit of 0.1% by weight.

DL: Detection Limit

DL refers to the detection limit applicable to the analytical method or test.

A result reported as ND should therefore be understood together with the relevant detection limit.

A result should always be interpreted together with its test method, unit and applicable detection limit.

Why Laboratory Testing Matters

Laboratory testing can provide objective analytical information about specified characteristics of a sample.

Depending on the test undertaken, this may include information about:

• Nutritional parameters
• Specific compounds
• Volatile compound profiles
• Fatty acid parameters
• Mineral parameters
• Other specified analytical characteristics

Testing does not tell us everything about an ingredient or product. It tells us what was measured, under the specified test conditions, in the sample submitted.

Good transparency is not about showing only impressive numbers. It is about showing relevant information in its proper context.

Our Approach to Evidence

Accurate Reporting. Clear Evidence. Respect for Tradition.

Food, agriculture, traditional knowledge, and wellness are subjects where responsible communication matters.

• Tradition gives an ingredient its history and cultural context.
• Observation gives us experience.
• Laboratory testing gives us measurable information.
• Scientific research helps us understand evidence.

These are different forms of information and should not be presented as interchangeable.

One should never be dressed up as another.

Our commitment is simple:

• Accurate reporting.
• Clear evidence.
• Respect for tradition.
• No unsupported claims.

Important Limitations

The laboratory reports presented on this page contain their own specific conditions, observations, and limitations.

The reported results relate to the samples tested and should not automatically be treated as representative of the entire lot or every future batch.

The laboratory reports also contain specific limitations concerning reproduction, legal purposes, commercial decisions and advertising.

For complete analytical methodology, observations, test conditions, authorised signatures and all applicable laboratory information, please refer to the original laboratory reports.

The original laboratory reports remain the authoritative source for the complete analytical information.

Report Authenticity & Verification

The reports presented on this page were issued by FARE Labs Pvt. Ltd.

For authenticity, verification, or clarification of any laboratory report, please refer to the original report or contact FARE Labs Pvt. Ltd. directly.

A Note on Health & Wellness Information

The laboratory reports presented on this page are analytical documents.

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From Measurement to Understanding

Laboratory testing gives us measurable information. Transparency allows us to share it. Context helps us understand it. And responsible communication ensures that we do not claim more than the evidence can support.

At Vedamint, we believe trust is built not by making bigger claims, but by being clear about:

What we know.

What has been measured.

How it was measured.

What the result means.

And what the evidence does not establish.

Measure. Report. Understand.

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