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Formulating New Chapter® supplements is much more than meeting minimum requirements. We’re here to support you by exceeding expectations, prioritizing safety at every step, and giving you the trust and peace of mind you deserve.

Product Testing

New Chapter products undergo 40+ rigorous quality tests and are verified by leading third-party certification bodies including NSF, Non-GMO Project, and Where Food Comes From Organic.

What is Heavy Metal Testing?

Heavy metals like arsenic, cadmium, lead, and mercury are naturally occurring elements found in soil, water, and air—which means they can turn up in trace amounts in everyday foods, vitamins, minerals, and dietary supplements. That's not a reason for alarm; it's a reason for rigorous testing. For every product lot we ship, we test for all four metals and measure results in parts per million (ppm), a level of precision that lets us know exactly what's in your supplement. Every New Chapter product that reaches you has passed this testing and falls well within established safe limits. If it didn't pass, it wouldn't ship.

Heavy Metal Testing by Batch

For heavy metal testing information on your New Chapter supplement, please find the lot number on your carton or bottle. Click below to see testing information by lot number.

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About Prenatal Supplement Testing

Prenatal multivitamins containing certain minerals critical to support an expectant person’s health and proper development of their fetus may contain trace levels of heavy metals that occur in the environment naturally or from human activities. The levels of heavy metals in prenatal multivitamin ingredients may vary depending on whether and at what levels the prenatal multivitamin contains these ingredients, as well as the location from which the ingredients are sourced. Certain foods containing minerals critical to support an expectant person’s health and proper development of their fetus may also contain heavy metals. For more information, speak with your physician about choosing a prenatal multivitamin that meets your specific nutrient needs.

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