Solaray Mastic Gum Extract 1000mg Review

Solaray Mastic Gum Extract 1000mg is offered as a package of 45 vegetarian capsules (VegCaps), shown on this page with Lab Verified and Vegan badges. The page lists the product name as Mastic Gum Extract 1000mg, and the bottle image shows a purple cap and plant label. According to the directions on this page, the user should use only as directed and take 1 VegCap daily with a meal or a glass of water. The ingredients listed are Korean Ginseng (root extract), Maltodextrin (from Non-GMO Tapioca) and a Vegetable Cellulose Capsule. The page also offers a Subscribe and Save option that delivers every 30 days with 20 percent savings, as well as a one-time purchase option. At the time this page was captured, the product showed as sold out, with a regular price of $40.99 USD. The page also shows a promotional banner for the Ultimate Immunity Event, which offers 20 percent off with the code IMMUNE20 on the immunity collection. Solaray presents its manufacturing approach under a Quality at Our Core heading. The company states that since 1973 it has believed that what goes into the body should be proven rather than promised. Its sourcing section says the company sources its own raw materials and triple-tests every lot. Its manufacturing section says the company makes 95 percent of its products in house for full control. The testing section says 15,000 tests per month verify ingredient potency and purity. A Trust Built On Testing section lists categories the company says it tests. These include heavy metals such as arsenic, cadmium, lead and mercury; microbials such as mold, yeast, coliform and E. coli; contaminants such as gluten and ethylene oxide; and physical properties such as moisture, color, disintegration, tap density and mesh sizes 140, 20 and 60. A footnote states that most contaminants, heavy metals and microbes are tested to ensure no more than 3 ppm. The page states that the production facility in Ogden, Utah is a GMP facility certified by NSF, and that the company conducts testing in an ISO-accredited lab. The page also includes a disclaimer that customer reviews reflect individual experiences, that results may vary, and that the statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and the page advises consulting a qualified healthcare professional before starting any new supplement regimen.