What to look for when buying fulvic acid
If you want to start using fulvic acid, it's good to know what to look for to assess quality. Fulvic acid comes in various qualities.
What should you pay attention to when buying fulvic acid?
4 things:
- the source
- the concentration
- the filter method
- the certification, labels and measurement method
1 The source: where does your fulvic acid come from?
Make sure you don't purchase fulvic acid from sources that may be contaminated with heavy metals. In particular, some suppliers of Shilajit (from the Far East) cannot say anything about this... Then, above all, you have to pay attention! (read this blog if you want to know more about that).
SMPL72 is extracted from an exceptionally pure soil layer that is 32 million years old, and that is exactly the 'sweet spot''for the quality of fulvic acid, neither too old nor too young.
This soil layer was created from a merger of freshwater and oceanic sediment layers, where immense prehistoric plants thrived at the time. These plants developed deep roots that reached into the depths of the Earth, where they absorbed an abundance of nutrients. This created layers of humus that are several meters thick, as a result of countless uninterrupted life cycles, resulting in a concentrated variety of organic acids.
What makes our SMPL72 fulvic acid complex unique is its mineral and organic acid profile, which is significantly different from fulvic acids extracted from younger sources.
Its complexity is so great that it cannot be synthesized or replicated using reversed engineering.
2. The concentration of fulvic acid
Fulvic acid comes in various qualities and percentages. These can range from 4% to approximately 10%.
SMPL72 has an exceptionally high percentage of fulvic acid: 12-18%, making it the highest in the market.
Fulvic acid can be diluted very easily, it is water-based, without consumers noticing it. And if it is possible, it will happen.
Unfortunately, it is the reality.
Therefore, make sure you have a product that is independently internationally certified and independently tested. That's SMPL72.
3. The purification process of fulvic acid
How the fulvic acid is extracted from the raw material also determines the quality of the product.
SMPL72 is purified and filtered from humus with pure water.
In doing so, we do not use chemicals, high pressure and/or temperatures!
This SMPL72 low-tech filter process takes no less than 2 years: very carefully and without haste to preserve the vulnerable pure material.
The end result is a pure liquid without chemical extraction.
4. The certification, labels and measurement method of fulvic acid
SMPL72 fulvic acid is GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) certified, one of the highest industry standards. It is an important quality assurance system for, among others, the food industry.
The certification was carried out with an independent audit party and the Natural Products Association, the most renowned international organization in the field of natural products and active since 1936. SMPL72 is also FDA approved alongside many other certifications (halal, kosher, vegan, gmo-free, etc.) How the percentage of fulvic acid is measured is very important.
Our SMPL72 fulvic acid is tested with the LAMAR method
The Lamar method is considered the highest and best way to measure the percentage of fulvic acid due to its accuracy, sensitivity and reliability, and it has established itself as a valuable tool in laboratory research. The Lamar method has stood the test of time and has proven to be an effective technique in various scientific studies and applications.
Scientists often rely on this method because of its consistency and reproducibility of results.
Why is the Lamar method considered to be the highest and best way to measure the percentage of fulvic acid?
Most fulvic acid suppliers do not test their fulvic acid using the LAMAR method, other methods do not provide carefully tested percentages of fulvic acid about their product. This is mainly due to the accuracy, sensitivity and reliability of this method. Fulvic acid may be present in low concentrations and may also interact with other substances in a sample, making analysis challenging.
The Lamar method was designed to address these challenges and offers a highly sensitive and specific approach to measuring fulvic acid.
Please note:
Less accurate research leads to claims from fulvic acid producers with crazy percentages.
It's like measuring the length of a room with a rope that keeps stretching - even if you think you've measured 85% of the room, the result isn't reliable because the rope isn't consistent, it stretches. Or imagine trying to guess how many people are in a room without actually counting - you might think there are 85 people, but without measuring accurately, it's just an estimate.
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