Soda Horse Peak Batch Verify: Check the Seal, Lot Code and Label
Quick answerLot SHP-26/GO-6756 and CoA reference SHP-6756-26-GO are references only: no lab certificate has been published for either. You can still check your own bottle. Look for an intact seal, a printed lot code and best-before date, and a Supplement Facts panel on the label. If anything is missing, call the order desk at +1 (302) 200-3480 before you chew a gummy.
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What do lot SHP-26/GO-6756 and CoA SHP-6756-26-GO mean?
They are reference numbers, not proof. SHP-26/GO-6756 is the lot reference held in our files for Soda Horse Peak. SHP-6756-26-GO is the reference for a certificate of analysis, the lab report that would list what a batch contains.
No certificate has been published under that reference. We cannot show you its results, because we have not seen any. So use the numbers to ask questions, not to settle them.
| Item | Value | What it is | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lot | SHP-26/GO-6756 | A batch reference in our files | No test data attached |
| CoA reference | SHP-6756-26-GO | The name of a certificate of analysis | Certificate not published |
| Supplement Facts | Not published | The panel US labels must carry | Read your bottle or ask for a photo |
| Serving size | Not published | 1 or 2 gummies, depending on the look-alike site | Follow the bottle |
| Count | 30 gummies | Front label: “30 Gummies” | Confirmed from product images |
If you want the certificate, call the order desk at +1 (302) 200-3480 and quote both references. Ask for the lab's name, the test date and the lot it covers.
How do I check my Soda Horse Peak bottle when it arrives?
Five checks take about five minutes. Do them before you chew the first gummy. If any check fails, stop and call the order desk with your order ID.
What should each part of the bottle look like?
The table below lists what a normal result looks like and what should make you stop. It is based on what US supplement labels must carry, not on a sample bottle, since we have not handled one.
| Part | Normal result | Stop sign | What to do |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seal under the cap | Whole and flat, no cuts | Torn, lifted or missing | Do not use; photo it and call |
| Lot code | Printed on bottle, cap or label | Missing or smudged off | Call before using |
| Best-before date | Printed near the lot code, still in date | Missing or past | Do not use; call |
| Supplement Facts panel | Serving size and every ingredient listed | No panel at all | Call; ask for the panel in writing |
| Front label | Soda Horse Peak, “Dietary Supplement”, “30 Gummies” | Different name or count | Do not use; call |
| Gummies | Look and smell alike, no clumps or mold | Melted, moldy or mixed shapes | Do not use; call |
Is the Soda Horse Peak Supplement Facts panel on my bottle?
It should be, and it is the most important check. US rules say every supplement label must carry a Supplement Facts panel that lists each ingredient or a blend's total weight (21 CFR 101.36). We have not seen one for Soda Horse Peak.
Label panel not published
No Supplement Facts panel was supplied with the brand pack or shown on the sales page and brand info site. Before you rely on any ingredient list, ask the order desk for a photo of the panel for your lot, or read the bottle you receive.
When you find the panel on your bottle, compare it with the claims on look-alike sites. Our ingredients page shows those claims side by side, and they disagree. Your bottle's panel is the only list that counts.
Write down the serving size too. It decides whether a bottle lasts 30 days or 15. The Supplement Facts page explains what each line on a panel means.
What does the front label say?

The front label in the brand images shows three lines. Your bottle should match them.
- The Natural Male Performance Support*
- Strength* · Energy* · Performance* · Vitality*
- Dietary Supplement · 30 Gummies
Read from the front label in the brand's product images. The asterisks point to the FDA statement: these claims were not evaluated by the FDA.
The fruit, roots and honeycomb in other brand images are decoration. They are not an ingredient list.
How can I tell if a Soda Horse Peak bottle is not the right product?
Several sites sell under the Soda Horse Peak name, and their facts do not agree. A bottle from a different source may carry a different formula. Watch for these signs.
- 01
A different brand on the label
One eBay listing shows a different brand name in its brand field. Check that your front label says Soda Horse Peak.
- 02
A different count
The front label in the brand images says 30 gummies. Capsules, powders or a different count point to another product.
- 03
A missing panel
A US supplement without a Supplement Facts panel is a reason to stop and call.
- 04
A broken or missing seal
The seal is your proof that nobody opened the bottle after it was filled.
- 05
Pills mixed in
Any capsule or tablet in a gummy bottle is a stop sign.
Third-party sellers
Buying from an auction or marketplace seller adds risk. Our where to buy page explains the checkout we link to.
What if something is wrong with my bottle?
Stop and keep everything. Take clear photos of the seal, the label and the gummies. Then call the order desk at +1 (302) 200-3480 with your order ID.
If the bottle is unusable, the 60-day money-back window shown on the sales page may cover it. Confirm the terms on the phone first. The refund policy lists the return address and who pays return shipping.
Keep these ready when you call
- Photos of the seal, the lot code area and the label
- Your order ID and the email used at checkout
- The date the parcel arrived
- Any gummies left, kept in the bottle
Honest note: a clean bottle does not prove what is inside
A perfect seal and a printed lot code show a bottle was packed and closed. They do not show what the gummies contain or in what amounts. Only a lab report tied to the lot can do that, and none has been published.
This matters more in sexual health products. The FDA has found hidden prescription drugs in some of them (FDA, Sexual enhancement product notifications). If you take nitrates or other heart medicine, talk to your doctor before you try any product like this. Chest pain: call 911.
Soda Horse Peak batch verify FAQ: questions people ask
How do I know my Soda Horse Peak bottle is genuine?
Check four things: an intact seal, a printed lot code, a best-before date and a Supplement Facts panel. If all four are there and the front label matches, the bottle at least looks like a finished retail product.
What is Soda Horse Peak lot SHP-26/GO-6756?
It is the lot reference held in our files. No test results are attached to it, so it names a batch but proves nothing about what is inside.
Does Soda Horse Peak have a certificate of analysis?
None has been published. SHP-6756-26-GO is a reference to a certificate, but there is no report you can read.
Where is the lot number on a Soda Horse Peak bottle?
Check the bottom of the bottle, the label edge and the cap. The product images we have do not show the code, so we cannot name the exact spot.
Does Soda Horse Peak expire?
It should carry a best-before or expiry date, usually near the lot code. If you cannot find one, call the order desk before using it.
My Soda Horse Peak seal is broken. What should I do?
Do not use it. Take a photo, keep the bottle and call the order desk with your order ID.
Why is there no Supplement Facts panel for Soda Horse Peak online?
The brand pack, the sales page and the info site do not show one. U.S. rules require one on the label, so read your bottle or ask the order desk for a photo.
How many gummies are in a Soda Horse Peak bottle?
Thirty, per the front label. How long that lasts depends on the serving printed on your bottle: 30 days at 1 a day, or 15 days at 2.
Can I send my Soda Horse Peak bottle for lab testing?
Yes, private labs test supplements for a fee. Ask the order desk first whether a lot report exists, since that is cheaper and faster.
Ready to try Soda Horse Peak?
30 gummies a bottle, from $49 a bottle on the 6-bottle pack, with a 60-day money-back window shown on the sales page. Ask for the Supplement Facts before you rely on it, and ask your doctor first if you take heart medicine.
