18/06/2026
Hi dear clients - may nag raise ng concern sa other group na ang NN Children's DHA Gummy Chews (zero sugar) ay nag positive sa LEAD.
So I have sent an email sa Nordic Naturals and they provided me with a link for the Certificate of Analysis (CoA)
I am not technically capable to analyze it so I have also consulted my friend "chatgpt" on this matter😂🥰
Based on the Certificate of Analysis in your photo, the lead result is reported as < 0.005 ppm (less than 0.005 parts per million). For a children's DHA gummy, that is a very low level and is well below the product's stated specification limit of 0.1 ppm. The product also passed the other heavy metal tests (arsenic, cadmium, and mercury).
A few points:
The lab result indicates that lead was either not detected or was present only at a very low concentration.
Nordic Naturals also reports third-party testing and NSF/GMP certification on this COA.
No amount of lead is considered completely risk-free, especially for children, but trace amounts are unfortunately common in foods and supplements because lead exists naturally in the environment. The key question is whether the level is kept very low.
Short recommendation
✅ Yes, based on this COA, I would consider the product acceptable for children when used as directed.
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