Faith-aligned sourcing.
Halal certification is about the scope, ingredients, and processes stated by the certifying body. The actual document gives you the details.
THE ONE UMMAH STANDARD
Nothing to hide.
No shortcuts.
Doing things the right way means being willing to show our work. Explore the sourcing, certification, and batch documentation behind the products you bring into your home.
Explore the document library ↗Specific, not sweeping.
Zabiha sourcing documentation relates to our animal-derived bovine collagen. Each document should clearly identify the products and materials it covers.
Batch-level transparency.
A certificate of analysis belongs to a particular tested batch. Match the product and lot number on your pouch to the report you’re reading.
YOUR PRODUCT. YOUR BATCH.
Find your exact
batch report.
Choose the product, then enter the complete batch or lot number printed on its packaging. We only return reviewed documents for that exact product and batch.
Letters are matched without case differences. Spaces and hyphens within the number still matter. A similar batch number is never substituted.
Select a product and enter its exact batch number to begin.
THE DOCUMENT LIBRARY
The proof behind
our promises.
We’ll publish the actual files here with their scope, product, batch, and dates. A document is available only when its file is shown below.
Halal certification
Issuing body, covered products, scope, issue date, and validity.
Expires January 31, 2027View ISNA halal certificate (PDF)
Batch COAs
Product and lot-specific testing reports, with the actual panel and results.
Batch files to be uploadedBEHIND THE LABEL
Made with care.
Open to questions.
Our commitment to U.S. manufacturing is supported by product-specific records, not a badge alone. Ask us which facility, sourcing, and quality documents cover your product.
Where it is made
Manufacturing location and ingredient origin describe different things. Our team can help identify what is documented for your product.
Ask about manufacturing ↗How quality is checked
Look at the actual laboratory report for the tests, methods, results, and batch it covers. A COA does not test every possible attribute.
Look up your batch ↗Who helps review
Meet Bilal and Ahmed, our pharmacists, and learn about the wider OUC wellness team.
Meet our pharmacists ↗Facility registration is different from FDA approval of a supplement. Supporting manufacturing documents will appear in the library once verified and available.
A LITTLE GUIDANCE
Know what you’re
looking at.
How do I find the right COA?
Find the product name and lot or batch number printed on your pouch, then use both in the exact batch lookup above. If the exact report isn’t listed, contact our team.
What should a certificate tell me?
Look for the issuer, scope, covered materials or products, and dates. Check the actual file rather than relying on a badge alone.
What’s the difference between halal and zabiha?
Halal is the broader framework. Zabiha documentation addresses the slaughter sourcing of relevant animal-derived materials. It is relevant to our bovine collagen, not a requirement for every plant-based ingredient.
Does facility registration mean FDA approval?
FDA facility registration does not mean that the FDA has approved a dietary supplement. We keep those descriptions distinct.
Team review: preview a document placement
Add an original document to see how it will appear in this private review. This preview stays in this browser session and does not publish the file or make it available in customer lookup. Only team-verified records belong in the published document library.
Find your product’s batch report.
Enter the product and the exact lot printed on your pouch or jar. A report appears only when both match an approved document.