Batch check
Breathizen Batch Verify: Lot Number, CoA Code and Your Order
The seller gives Breathizen two codes: lot B-26/BR-7827 and CoA reference B-7827-26-BR. They are reference codes, not lab proof, because no certificate of analysis has been supplied to us. To check your own bottle, find the lot and best-before on the pack, then call the order desk at +1 (302) 200-3480 with your order ID.
Written by the Breathizen editorial teamUpdated
The two codes
What are lot B-26/BR-7827 and CoA B-7827-26-BR?
They are two reference codes the seller supplied for Breathizen. Neither one is a test result, and no lab report sits behind them that we have seen.
A lot number tracks one production run from the factory to your door. A CoA reference points to a certificate of analysis, the lab document that says what a batch contained. We have the reference, but not the certificate.
| Lot | B-26/BR-7827. A seller reference for one production run. |
|---|---|
| CoA reference | B-7827-26-BR. Points to a certificate we have not received. |
| Testing lab | Not named |
| Test results | Not published |
| Best-before date | Not visible in the pack shots |
So treat both codes as filing labels. They help the seller trace a batch if something goes wrong. They do not show purity, strength or safety.
On the bottle
Where are the lot number and best-before date on Breathizen?
Look on the bottom of the bottle, the back label or the outer carton. Supplement makers usually ink-stamp or print the lot and date in one of those three spots.
The brand's pack shots show only the front label: name, tagline, three badges, 2 oz / 60 ml and "Dietary Supplement". The back label was not supplied, so we cannot point to the exact spot for you.
- Check under the cap collar and around the base; stamps can be faint.
- Write the lot and best-before down before you recycle any box.
- Photograph the label in good light. The order desk may ask for it.
- Do not use a bottle past its best-before date, or one with a broken seal.
If you find no lot or date anywhere, note that too. A missing code is worth reporting when you call.
Match your order
How do you match a Breathizen bottle to your order?
By phone. The order desk is the only contact that can see orders; the website inbox cannot.
Find your order ID
It is in the confirmation email from checkout. No email? Search your inbox and spam for the order date.
Call the order desk
Dial +1 (302) 200-3480, or email [email protected]. Give the order ID, or the phone number and email used at checkout.
Read out the codes
Give the lot and best-before printed on your bottle. Ask the desk to confirm the order, the pack size and the ship date.
Ask for the CoA
Ask whether a certificate of analysis exists for your lot, and whether it names the lab. Note the agent's name and the date.
Bought somewhere other than the official checkout? The order desk may have no record of you, and the 60-day window may not apply. See where to buy.
Certificate of analysis
What does a real certificate of analysis contain?
A full CoA lists the lab, the methods and the results for one lot. None has been supplied for Breathizen.
| Part of a CoA | What it shows | For Breathizen |
|---|---|---|
| Product name and lot | Ties the report to one batch | Codes given; report not supplied |
| Lab name and address | Who did the testing | Not supplied |
| Lab accreditation | Often ISO/IEC 17025 for testing labs | Not supplied |
| Identity tests | Each ingredient is what the label says | Not supplied |
| Strength | How much of each ingredient is in a dose | Not supplied |
| Heavy metals | Lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury results | Not supplied |
| Microbes | Bacteria, yeast and mold counts | Not supplied |
| Dates and signature | Test date and a named person who approved it | Not supplied |
Breathizen publishes no ingredient amounts. A full CoA would be the only outside record of how much mullein, ginger, bromelain, lemon and cordyceps each 4-pump dose holds. U.S. labels must list dietary ingredients and amounts in a Supplement Facts panel (FDA, Labeling guide).
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How to tell if a supplement is fake: a Breathizen check
Start with where you bought it, then compare the bottle with the brand's photos. A fake usually fails on source, price or packaging before you ever open it.
- Source. Ordered through the official checkout, with an order ID in your email.
- Price. $89, $59 or $49 a bottle by pack size. A far lower price is a warning sign.
- Bottle. Amber glass, blue label, magenta-and-blue lungs graphic, "BreathiZen" on the front.
- Size. 2 oz / 60 ml printed on the front label.
- Claims. Supports Clear Breathing, Natural Lung Support, Fast-Acting Spray. Nothing about curing anything.
- Seal. Intact on arrival. A loose or missing seal means do not use it.
Some pages online call Breathizen "drops" or list three ingredients. The sales page names five. Compare your bottle with the label details.
Something off?
What should you do if your Breathizen bottle looks different?
Stop using it and call the order desk before the 60-day window closes. Keep the bottle, box and packing slip, because the desk may ask for photos or the return.
- has a broken, loose or missing seal;
- smells or looks spoiled, or has changed color;
- shows no lot code anywhere, or a date already passed;
- carries a label that differs from the brand's front label.
A small difference is not always a fake. The pack shots show a black dropper-style cap, while the sales page describes pumps. That mismatch comes from the brand itself. Ask the desk which closure your lot uses, and use the one you were sent. Returns go to 590 Madison Avenue, Floor 21, New York, NY 10022, USA with tracking.
Checklist
Breathizen batch checklist: what to check and where
Six checks, about five minutes. Keep the answers with your order email.
| Check | Where to look | Good sign | Next step if not |
|---|---|---|---|
| Order ID | Confirmation email | Matches the official checkout | Call +1 (302) 200-3480 |
| Lot code | Bottle base, back label or box | Clearly printed and readable | Photograph and report it |
| Best-before | Next to the lot code | A future date | Do not use; call the desk |
| Seal | Under the cap | Intact | Do not use; ask for a return |
| Front label | Bottle front | Matches the brand's pack shot | Compare with the label page |
| CoA | Ask the order desk | A lab report naming the lab and lot | Treat the CoA code as a reference only |
Want to know what outside testing would look like? See testing and quality.
FAQ
Breathizen batch and lot FAQ
How to tell if a supplement is fake?
Check the source first: an order ID from the official checkout is the strongest proof. Then compare price, bottle, label text, size and seal with the brand's photos. A fake often costs far less, has a different label or arrives with a broken seal. When in doubt, call the order desk.
Where is the lot number on a Breathizen bottle?
Most supplements print the lot on the bottle base, the back label or the carton, often next to a best-before date. The Breathizen pack shots show only the front label, so check all three spots. Write the code down before you throw the box away.
How do I match my Breathizen bottle to my order?
Call the order desk at +1 (302) 200-3480 with the order ID from your confirmation email. Read out the lot and best-before from your bottle and ask the desk to confirm the order, pack size and ship date.
Is CoA B-7827-26-BR a lab report?
No. It is a reference code the seller supplied, not a report. No certificate of analysis, lab name or test result for Breathizen has been given to us. Ask the order desk whether a full report exists for your lot.
What is lot B-26/BR-7827?
It is the lot reference the seller supplied for a Breathizen production run. A lot code helps trace a batch if a problem comes up. On its own it says nothing about purity, strength or safety.
Does a lot number prove a supplement is real?
Not by itself. Counterfeiters can print lot codes too. A lot number is useful only when the seller can match it to your order and, ideally, to a lab report from a named lab. Your order ID from the official checkout matters more.
What if my Breathizen bottle has no lot number?
Check the base, the back label, the cap collar and the carton first, since stamps can be faint. If there is still no code, photograph the bottle and call the order desk at +1 (302) 200-3480 with your order ID. Do not use a bottle you cannot trace.
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