Comprehensive research and case studies demonstrating the importance of heavy metal testing in consumer products. Our studies provide valuable insights into product safety and regulatory compliance.
Cadmium Exposure in Protein Powders: Risk Assessment and Remediation
This review examines cadmium in plant-based and whey protein powders: sources of contamination, health risks, regulatory limits, and approaches manufacturers can use to reduce cadmium in finished products.
Lead Contamination in Children's Vitamins: A Critical Safety Review
This critical review examines lead contamination in children's vitamins and supplements: where the lead comes from, its neurodevelopmental effects, how it is detected, and how regulation differs between markets.
Mercury in Fish‑Oil Supplements: An Industry Assessment
This review examines published data on mercury in fish oil supplements, the regulatory limits that apply to them, and the testing and refining practices that keep mercury low.
Arsenic Levels in Rice-Based Products: Implications for Consumer Health
This review examines inorganic arsenic in rice and rice-based foods, including cereals, snacks and infant products, the health risks of chronic exposure, current regulatory limits, and ways to reduce intake.
Aluminum Effects in Infants and Children: A Comprehensive Review of Exposure, Toxicity, Microbiome Shifts, and Metallomics Data
This review examines aluminum exposure in infants and children, from infant formula, parenteral nutrition and diet, and the evidence on its developmental effects.
