Quality & Testing
How Sugar Control Is Made And Tested
Sugar Control is manufactured in the United States in an FDA-registered facility that follows current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP), and every finished batch is screened by an independent laboratory before it is allowed to ship.
Where Sugar Control is made
Manufacturing happens at an FDA-registered, cGMP-certified facility in the United States. cGMP is the set of standards the FDA uses to govern how supplements are produced, covering everything from ingredient identity and equipment cleanliness to documentation and staff training. Working inside that framework means each step of production is recorded and repeatable, so the gummy you receive in your eighth bottle matches the one in your first.
The five tests every batch passes
Quality is the process; verification is the result on a specific batch. Each production run is sent to Stratmore Analytical Laboratories, an independent ISO/IEC 17025 accredited lab, for the following screens before release.
Identity
Confirms each active ingredient is exactly what the label says it is.
Potency
Verifies the dose of each active via UHPLC so what is printed is what is present.
Heavy metals
ICP-MS screening for lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury against strict limits.
Microbials
Tests for yeast, mold and harmful bacteria within USP safety limits.
Allergen & purity profile
Sugar Control is vegetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free and non-GMO, and is screened to confirm it is free of common allergen cross-contamination.
How this connects to your bottle
The results of these tests become the certificate of analysis for that batch, summarized on the verification page along with the current batch ID. That is how the abstract idea of "quality" turns into something you can actually check: the lot on your bottle should match the documented run, and the figures behind it are on file. If you ever want to confirm authenticity, that page is your starting point.
Transparency first: we publish doses in milligrams, name the standards we follow, and document every batch. We would rather earn trust with specifics than slogans.
See current batch documentation
Last updated: June 2026