Where can I find lab tests or third-party verification for Moringa by Rosabella?

1. What Rosabella publicly claims about testing — read the label

Rosabella’s own product pages and sales listings repeatedly advertise “100% real, lab tested,” “third‑party tested,” and similar claims on capsules and powder product pages ^{[1] [2] [3]}. Retail copies on third‑party sellers also assert the product is “third‑party tested for purity” and “made in the USA” ^[4]. Those are the brand’s overt claims in the pages indexed here ^{[1] [3] [4]}.

2. Where reviewers say lab reports exist — but citeability is limited

Some reviewers and blogs (Athletic Insight, PrefOrganic) state Rosabella provides Certificates of Analysis or displays a “3rd PARTY TESTED” badge and praise that transparency, implying batch testing for heavy metals, microbes or purity ^{[5] [6]}. Those writeups assert such COAs exist, but they do not link to an independent lab or a public file in the extracts available here ^{[5] [6]}.

3. What I could not find in the provided reporting — missing public COAs and lab names

None of the indexed Rosabella product pages or the third‑party product listings in these search results include a linked, downloadable lab report or the name of an independent testing laboratory; the sources here do not show a direct COA file or lab certificate available for viewing ^{[1] [2] [3] [4]}. Therefore, available sources do not mention a public COA URL or named third‑party lab on Rosabella’s official pages ^{[1] [3] [4]}.

4. Conflicting signals — marketing badges vs. skeptical coverage

Marketing language and reviewer praise form one narrative: product is third‑party tested and COAs exist ^{[4] [5] [6]}. But investigative/skeptical coverage warns that marketing claims like “made in an FDA‑registered facility” or “GMP” are not equivalent to FDA approval; malwaretips flags aggressive marketing and urges skepticism, noting the product itself is not FDA evaluated ^[7]. That article questions how substantive the brand’s testing transparency really is, highlighting a potential mismatch between claims and verifiable evidence ^[7].

5. Practical steps to find verifiable lab tests or COAs (based on how other brands present theirs)

• Check Rosabella’s official site product pages and support/contact email (help@tryrosabella.com) for a direct request: several listings tell customers to contact help@tryrosabella.com for support — ask for the batch COA, heavy metal screen, microbial test, and pesticide residues ^{[3] [8]}.
• Ask for specifics: batch number, date tested, testing laboratory name and accreditation (e.g., ISO 17025), and a downloadable PDF. Reviewers said Rosabella “provides Certificates of Analysis for every batch,” so request the COA for your bottle’s lot number ^[5].
• If Rosabella refuses or won’t provide named lab info, treat the “third‑party tested” badge as unverified marketing per skeptical coverage ^[7].

6. Red flags and consumer context

Customer service and billing complaints appear repeatedly in discussion threads and help forums; users report subscription/billing confusion and refund disputes, which is relevant if you plan to purchase and then seek a COA or refund ^{[9] [10] [8]}. Also, at least one user review reports an adverse reaction — individual experiences vary and product safety claims are not FDA‑evaluated ^{[11] [7]}.

7. Bottom line — how to proceed if you want verified lab data

Request the COA by emailing Rosabella support (help@tryrosabella.com) and include your bottle’s lot number; insist on the laboratory’s name and accreditation and on tests for heavy metals, microbes, and potency ^{[3] [5]}. If Rosabella cannot or will not provide a verifiable COA, consider third‑party retailers or brands that publish COAs publicly and name accredited labs, or have independent testing documented in product pages — current reporting does not show such public COAs for Rosabella in the provided results ^{[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]}.

If you want, I can draft a short email template you can send to Rosabella requesting the batch COA and accreditation details.