COAs – Blueprint Bryan Johnson

BLUEPRINT STANDARDS

We have the most tested products in the world

We’ve spent millions in testing to make sure we offer the most premium, healthy products on the market.

The global food supply is unhealthy, high in heavy metals and other toxins. I know, in one month alone we spent $50,000 testing foods. I’ve learned, food is guilty until proven innocent.

Every Blueprint product is 3rd party tested for contaminants and the results are shared publicly. I eat Blueprint food daily and feel comfort that I know exactly what I am putting into my body. I now try to only eat foods that have been third party tested. Blueprint is travel friendly which is important because otherwise you have no idea what you’re eating, and I know from testing, it’s not safe out there.

Clean, high-quality ingredients are foundational to any effective health protocol. We’re getting better every day at sourcing better ingredients and developing better testing. We think we are already the best in the world but we’re still hungry to get a lot better. Glad we’re on this journey together.

FAQs

💊 Why is testing your foods and supplements important?

To verify that the food or supplement has what the label says
Are safe
Actually work

This is achieved by checking:

1: The product is free of harmful contaminants

2: The product composition matches its ingredient label

Testing the foods we eat is essential for understanding exactly what we’re putting into our bodies. It’s crucial that you consume foods that are third-party tested, and that the results are available publicly.

❌ What contaminants do we test for, and why they are bad for you?

We test to ensure the product is free from toxins, packaging remnants, contagious agents, or has acceptable levels of such that are deemed harmless. Impurities can come from bulk ingredients, production, and packaging.

✅ How do we ensure our products match the ingredients labels?

It’s important to check the doses of actives match the label claim.

Lack of strict quality testing criteria means that supplements often do not contain the actives at the levels that the product labels claim.

A study found 51% of herbal and dietary supplements to be mislabeled, contributing to liver injury hospitalizations. The situation is yet worse for sport and performance enhancing products, with up to 90% mislabelling based on this report.

We publish COAs for every product, where you can check if each ingredient matches our claim.