Quality
SodaPeak Testing and Quality: What Is Published and What Is Not
SodaPeak publishes a full ingredient list, a caution, storage directions and an expiry date of 07-2028. It publishes no lab report, no certifier, no factory and no distributor address. Its GMP, Made in USA and vegetarian badges are brand graphics, and the vegetarian one clashes with the gelatin capsule. Ask the seller for a certificate of analysis before you rely on any badge.
Written by the SodaPeak editorial teamUpdated
The record
What does SodaPeak publish about testing and quality?
The bottle publishes the basics a label must carry, and nothing beyond them. There is no test result, no certifier and no factory name anywhere on the label or the eBay listing.
| Item | Status | Where |
|---|---|---|
| All eight blend ingredients, in weight order | Published | Supplement Facts |
| Amount of each ingredient | Not published | Only the 1,200 mg blend total |
| Caution, storage and FDA statement | Published | Back label |
| Expiry date | Published (07-2028) | Back label |
| Lot number on the bottle | Not visible in the photos | None seen |
| Distributor address and phone | Not published | Label names only Vitalifes |
| Factory or country of manufacture | Not published | Listing ships from Surat, India |
| Lab report or certificate of analysis | Not published | None |
| Certifier for GMP or any seal | Not published | None |
FDA rules require a supplement label to name the firm responsible for it, with its place of business (FDA: Q&A on dietary supplements). The SodaPeak label stops at "Distributed by : Vitalifes". The FDA also has no power to approve supplements before they are sold (FDA: Q&A on dietary supplements), so quality rests on the firm. The SodaPeak Supplement Facts page shows every line of the panel.
Brand graphic
Does the "Natural Testosterone Booster" graphic match the SodaPeak label?
No. A brand infographic on the listing calls SodaPeak a "Natural Testosterone Booster" and shows four herbs that are not on the bottle. It also says "For Men & Women" and lists stamina, energy, strength and vitality.
The bottle tells a different story. The single claim printed on it is "Supports healthy muscle". It is sold as a men's product, and its Supplement Facts list eight ingredients without any of the four herbs in the graphic.
| Topic | Infographic | Bottle label |
|---|---|---|
| Main claim | Testosterone booster | Supports healthy muscle |
| Who it is for | Men and women | Not stated; caution for under 18 |
| Ashwagandha | Shown | Not on label |
| Shatavari | Shown | Not on label |
| Safed musli | Shown | Not on label |
| Black pepper | Shown | Not on label |
When a graphic and a label disagree, trust the label. It is the document the law covers.
Main badges
What do the SodaPeak GMP, Made in USA and other seals prove?
On their own, they prove nothing you can verify. Each is a brand graphic with no certifier, audit date or certificate number. Read every seal as a description of what the brand says, not as an outside endorsement.
A brand badge. It is not on the bottle, and no certifier or audit report is named.
A brand badge. Facility registration with FDA is not FDA approval, and no facility is named.
The eBay listing shows a 30-day return window, seller pays return shipping. A purchase policy, not a promise of results.
A brand badge. The label states no country; the listing ships from India.
Does not match the label: the capsule is gelatin, and the blend includes orchic substance.
A brand badge. No physician is named on the label or the listing.
The registered-facility roundel is a common source of confusion. Supplement facilities must register with the FDA, but registration is a listing step, not an inspection result or an approval (FDA: Q&A on dietary supplements). No facility is named for SodaPeak, so there is nothing to look up.
Label conflict
Why does the SodaPeak vegetarian badge conflict with the label?
The badge says vegetarian, but the label lists a gelatin capsule. Gelatin is made from animal collagen. That alone means the product does not meet a vegetarian standard.
The blend adds a second problem. Its seventh ingredient is orchic substance, a glandular ingredient whose source the label does not give. A glandular ingredient is not a plant.
The Supplement Facts panel. It lists "Gelatin Capsule" under other ingredients in plain words. A badge on a brand graphic cannot override what the label says is inside.
We flag this to be fair to buyers who avoid animal products. Either way, the badge is wrong for this bottle.
More badges
Are the SodaPeak Non-GMO and gluten-free badges certified?
None of them names a certifier or a test. They may be accurate, but a buyer cannot check them. The notes below each badge say what the label does and does not support.
A brand badge. No certifier is named.
A brand badge. "Natural" is not a safety standard.
A brand badge. No gluten test is published.
A brand badge. The label lists no dairy ingredient.
"Natural" describes where an ingredient comes from. It says nothing about safety, dose or purity.
Ingredient purity
Can tongkat ali products contain heavy metals?
Some have. Operation Supplement Safety, a U.S. Department of Defense program, reports that tongkat ali products have been found with lead or mercury, and some contained sildenafil (OPSS: Tongkat ali). Its advice is to choose products with independent third-party testing.
Tongkat ali is the second ingredient in SodaPeak, at most 600 mg per serving by label math. No heavy-metal result for SodaPeak's tongkat ali, or for the finished capsules, has been published.
That does not mean the product is contaminated. It means nobody outside the maker can show it is clean. A certificate of analysis with heavy-metal results would answer the question directly.
Reference codes
Are the SodaPeak lot and CoA codes proof of lab testing?
No. Lot SOD-26/SO-6932 and CoA reference SOD-6932-26-SO are seller reference codes. We have not seen a lab document attached to either, and no lot number shows on the bottle in the photos.
A code is a label for a document, not the document itself. Proof would be a certificate that names an independent lab, matches a lot printed on your bottle, and lists the tests run with their results.
What a useful certificate shows
- The testing lab's name and contact details
- A lot number that matches your bottle
- Identity tests for the eight ingredients
- Heavy metals, microbes and hidden-drug screening, with limits
- A test date and a signature
Our batch verify guide walks through each item.
Your next step
How do you ask for SodaPeak lab results?
Check your bottle
Note the expiry date and look for any lot number. Photograph the label.
Message the seller
Ask through your eBay order, or call +1 (302) 200-3480, for the certificate of analysis for your bottle.
Read the reply
No lab name, no lot match or no results means the claim stays unproven.
FAQ
SodaPeak testing and quality FAQ
Is SodaPeak third-party tested?
No third-party test of SodaPeak has been published. The label and the eBay listing name no lab, no test and no batch result. Ask the seller for a certificate of analysis that names an independent lab and matches your bottle before you treat it as tested.
Has the FDA evaluated SodaPeak?
No. The FDA does not approve any dietary supplement before it is sold, and SodaPeak is no exception. Its label carries the standard statement that the FDA has not evaluated its claims. A registered-facility badge is not approval either.
Is SodaPeak GMP certified?
A brand badge says Good Manufacturing Practice, but no certifier, factory or certificate number is named. The badge is not on the bottle. GMP covers how a product is made, so a named certifier and a current certificate are what would make the claim checkable.
Is SodaPeak made in the USA?
No country appears on the label. A brand badge reads Made in USA, but the label states no country, and the eBay listing ships from Surat, India. Ask the seller where the capsules are made and filled if origin matters to you.
Why does SodaPeak have a vegetarian badge if it uses gelatin?
The badge does not match the label. The Supplement Facts list a gelatin capsule, an animal product, and the blend includes orchic substance, a glandular ingredient. Treat the badge as a mistake in the brand artwork and follow the label.
Why does a SodaPeak graphic show ashwagandha?
No. Ashwagandha appears on a brand infographic along with shatavari, safed musli and black pepper, but none of the four is in the SodaPeak Supplement Facts. The bottle lists eight ingredients, starting with horny goat weed and tongkat ali.
Could SodaPeak contain hidden sildenafil?
There is no evidence that it does, and no FDA notice names it. But FDA has found hidden sildenafil and tadalafil in many men's enhancement supplements, and no hidden-drug screen of SodaPeak is published. Ask the seller for a lab report if this concerns you.
Who wrote this
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Plain-language pages built from the bottle label, the order page and linked public health sources such as NIH, FDA and CDC.
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