Know what's in your food.
Independent testing. Real results. Zero BS.
Real proof. Zero BS.
Food labels are full of promises. We believe trust should be earned with independent testing and results you can actually see. Search a product, discover what was tested, and look beyond the claims—straight to the evidence.
Find a product
Search by product name, brand, or UPC—or scan the QR code printed on its packaging.
See what was tested
Read a plain-language summary of tested categories, sample dates, and current verification status.
See the science
Dig into laboratory methods, measured findings, criteria, and available original reports.
Real proof. Zero BS.
Anyone can put a claim on a label. We believe people deserve to know what backs it up. NON-BS brings independent laboratory testing, clear results, and transparent product records together—so brands can show their work and shoppers can make informed choices.
Every verification is limited to the specific tests, samples, and criteria disclosed in its record.
Your products. All your tests. One place.
A product-first dashboard designed to be as easy to use as the public search.
My Products
Illustrative dashboard data — select a product to view its tests.
✓ Pesticide residues — Meets example criteria
✓ Mycotoxins — Meets example criteria
Lot PB0926 · Illustrative only
✓ Gluten — Meets example criteria
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Food testing, without the jargon.
Starting a food brand? These are the questions worth asking first.
How do I know if my product is safe?
Food safety depends on ingredients, production controls, packaging, storage, and appropriate testing. A single laboratory report cannot establish that every lot is safe.
Which tests does my food need?
That depends on your food category, ingredients, process, intended consumers, and distribution. Risk-based recommendations should be reviewed for your specific product.
How much does food testing cost?
Costs vary by method, laboratory, sample matrix, shipping, and turnaround. Our planned pricing engine calculates a quote after you select the relevant tests.
Is testing legally required?
Some testing is required under applicable rules or safety plans; other testing may be requested by retailers or chosen voluntarily. The answer depends on your product and operations.
How often should I test?
Frequency depends on risk, applicable requirements, customer specifications, and the scope of your verification program.
What happens if a result is outside criteria?
The finding may require review, investigation, additional action, and sometimes a hold or recall. Retesting should not be used to disregard an unfavorable result.