TESTING THE ALGAE!

Five Independent Labs

The Company retains five independent laboratories that regularly test each batch of algae over and above all the in-house testing done to assure the safety and purity of all its product. Tests listed below:

TEST
FREQUENCY
RESULT
Temperature - Once per hour 8 - 26º C
pH Once per hour 7-10
Dissolved Oxygen Once per hour 1.3 - 14.4 mg/L
Specific Conductivity Once per hour 85 - 116 micromhos/cm
Nitrate Monthly 0.10 - 2.20 mg/L
Total phosphorus Monthly 0.11 - 1.97 mg/L

TEST
FREQUENCY
RESULT
Bacteria:
E. Coli and coliform, 10-40 times per batch < 100 cfu/g (below detection levels)
Aerobic bacteria 10-40 times per batch < 10,000 cfu/g (must be < 100,000 cfu/g)
Yeast and Molds 10-40 times per batch < 100 cfu/g
Heavy Metals Assay:
Cadmium, Lead , Mercury. Monthly Below Detection Levels
Pesticide Assay {All pesticides} Monthly Below Detection Levels
Moisture Content 5 - 10 times per batch 5% (not to exceed 7%)
Extraneous Substances - nontoxic natural material Every Batch Levels below US and Canadian standards

All Are Well below levels established as safe
A. Enzyme-linked Immunosorbent Assay {ELISA} is used to detect microcystin, a specific type of hepatotoxin.
B. Protein Phosphatase 2A Inhibition Assay {PPIA} is used to detect microcystin and determine levels of hepatotoxin.
C. High Performance Liquid Chromatography {HPLC} used to detect trace amount of organic substance. {pigment analysis - levels of chlorophyll breakdown by-products: pheophorbides, pryopheophorbides}
D. Bioassay for saxitoxins and anatoxins Every Batch Non Detected
E. High Performance Liquid Chromatography {HPLC}
for saxitoxins
To corroborate bioassay as needed Non Detected


Resource:
Cell Tech "SUPER BLUE GREEN® ALGAE A Window Of Opportunity For The Whole World" page 21-22


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