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Check Your Seneca Bottle

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Quick answer

To check a Seneca bottle: make sure the safety seal is intact, compare the lot code with SEN-26/SE-5620, confirm the bottle carries the Vitalifes mark, and check the back panel shows the 1,000 mg blend with nine ingredients. Lot and CoA codes are draft label codes, not lab proof.

Your lot and CoA codes

Lot code: SEN-26/SE-5620
CoA code: SEN-5620-26-SE

How to check your bottle

  1. Check the safety seal

    The label says do not use if the seal is damaged or missing.

  2. Find the lot

    Lot and best-before are printed on the base when the bottle shows them.

  3. Compare

    Check it against SEN-26/SE-5620; newer stock may carry a newer code.

  4. Check the label

    It should carry the Vitalifes mark at the top and the three asterisked claims on the front.

  5. Match your order

    Call +1 (302) 200-3480 with your order ID.

What the real bottle looks like

Seneca bottle front
Dark green bottle, lime leaf swoosh, Vitalifes mark, 60 capsules.
Seneca bottle back with the Supplement Facts panel
The back panel: serving size, the blend and its nine ingredients, and the other-ingredients line.
FeatureReal bottle
BottleDark green with a white screw cap
Mark at the topVitalifes
Name“Seneca” in gold, “Advanced Formula” in white
Front claimsSupports Gut Balance*; Helps Calm Digestive Discomfort*; Supports Nutrient Absorption*
Count60 Capsules · Dietary Supplement
Back panelTest Boost Proprietary Blend, 1,000 mg, nine ingredients
Other ingredientsGelatin capsule, rice powder, magnesium stearate (vegetable grade)

What a lot code is, and what it is not

A lot code identifies a production run. If a problem is found in a batch, the code is how a maker works out which bottles are affected and which are not. That is its entire job, and it is a useful one.

What a lot code is not: proof that anything was tested. A certificate of analysis is a separate document, produced by a laboratory, listing what was measured and what was found. We do not have one for this product, and a code on a bottle does not stand in for it. One of the roundels in the seller’s images says “product/lab tested”; no laboratory and no report is named to go with it.

Only the first two and the last are available for this product.
DocumentWhat it proves
Lot codeWhich production run a bottle came from
Best-before dateHow long the maker expects the capsules to stay good
Certificate of analysisWhat a lab measured in a sample, and what it found
GMP certificateThat a facility was audited against manufacturing rules
Supplement Facts panelWhat a serving contains — though here, only as one blend total

Bottle check: questions

More answers on the full FAQ page.

What do the lot and CoA codes mean?

Lot SEN-26/SE-5620 and CoA SEN-5620-26-SE are draft label codes that help match a bottle to a batch. They are not lab proof, and no certificate is published.

What is “product/lab tested” based on?

Nothing we can check. No laboratory, test or certificate is named anywhere in the material we were given.

How do I contact Seneca support?

For orders, tracking, changes and refunds call +1 (302) 200-3480. For website and product questions email [email protected] (Mon–Fri, 9:00 am–5:00 pm ET); that mailbox cannot see orders.

Three bottles of Seneca capsules

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Seneca · 1 or 2 capsules a day60 capsules a bottle

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