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BellyFlush Batch Verification: Lot Number, Seal and CoA Reference

Written and reviewed by the BellyFlush Editorial DeskLast updated 7 min read
Quick answer

To check a genuine BellyFlush bottle, turn it over: the lot number (current reference BF-26/WB-2208) and the best-before date are printed on the base. The safety seal sits under the cap and must be unbroken. CoA reference BF-2208-26-GB is a reference number only, not a published lab report.

Batch reference

What are the current BellyFlush lot and CoA numbers?

Two numbers and two places to look. That is the whole check, and it takes about a minute.

The current BellyFlush lot reference is BF-26/WB-2208. The certificate of analysis reference is BF-2208-26-GB. Both are reference numbers you can match against your bottle and quote to the phone desk.

Lot
BF-26/WB-2208On the base of the bottle
CoA reference
BF-2208-26-GBReference only, not lab proof
Best-before
On the basePrinted next to the lot
Safety seal
Under the capMust be unbroken

Copy the lot: BF-26/WB-2208 · Copy the CoA reference: BF-2208-26-GB

On the bottle

Where do you find the lot and best-before on a BellyFlush bottle?

One bottle of BellyFlush, 60 capsules, 30-day supply
The front of a genuine bottle: 60 capsules, 30-day supply, three label claims and the Simple Promise line. The lot and best-before sit on the base.

Turn the BellyFlush bottle over. The lot number and the best-before date are printed together on the base. The safety seal is a separate check and sits under the cap.

The front label tells you what the product should be. It reads Detox and Cleanse*, Gut and Colon Support* and Reduces Occasional Bloating*, with Dietary Supplement, 60 Capsules and 30 Day Supply.

Base
Lot number (current: BF-26/WB-2208) and best-before date
Under the cap
Safety seal, whole and unbroken
Front
Label claims, capsule count and supply
Brand line
Simple Promise, “We Follow the Science”
Step by step

How to check a genuine BellyFlush bottle

Run these six checks in order when a parcel arrives. The first one comes before you break the seal, so do not open the bottle yet.

  1. Check the outer seal

    Before you open the bottle, lift the cap and look for the safety seal underneath. It should be whole, flat and unbroken.

  2. Read the front label

    Look for 60 Capsules, 30 Day Supply, the three label claims and the Simple Promise brand line, “We Follow the Science”.

  3. Turn the bottle over

    Find the lot number and best-before date printed on the base. The current lot reference is BF-26/WB-2208.

  4. Check the best-before date

    Make sure the date has not passed and that it is printed clearly, not written by hand or covered by a sticker.

  5. Look at the capsules

    Open the bottle and check that you have capsules, not tablets, gummies or powder, and that none are broken or stuck together.

  6. Match the seller

    Confirm you have an order email with an order ID, or a receipt that names who sold you the bottle.

If all six pass, the bottle matches what the sales page describes. That is a good sign it is genuine. It is not a lab test, and it cannot tell you how much of each herb a capsule holds.

Checks table

What does a genuine BellyFlush bottle look like, check by check?

BellyFlush bottle checks: what genuine looks like and what should worry you

CheckGenuine bottleRed flag
Safety sealWhole and flat under the capTorn, loose, missing or re-glued
Lot numberPrinted on the base, e.g. BF-26/WB-2208Missing, smudged or on a sticker
Best-beforePrinted on the base, in datePast date, handwritten or scratched off
Capsule count60 capsules, 30-day supplyDifferent count or loose capsules
FormCapsulesGummies, tablets, liquid, pads or patches
Label claimsThe three claims with asterisksWeight-loss or cure promises
Brand lineSimple Promise, “We Follow the Science”Missing or different brand line
SellerOrder email with order IDNo receipt or an unknown seller

A single red flag is enough to stop. Do not take capsules from a bottle that fails any check. A bottle that shows a pad, patch or weight-loss promise is not the product on this site; see where to buy BellyFlush for more on copycats.

Honest analysis

Does the BellyFlush CoA reference prove what is in the capsules?

No. BF-2208-26-GB is a reference number, not a published lab report. No independent certificate of analysis has been shared, so the number cannot show what a lab measured.

This matters more than usual for BellyFlush. The brand names 11 ingredients but not the amount of each. Three of them, senna, cascara sagrada and cape aloe, are stimulant laxative herbs. Without amounts or a lab report, nobody can tell you how strong a capsule is.

There is also no pre-market check by the government. FDA does not have the authority to approve dietary supplements before they are sold (U.S. FDA, Dietary Supplements Q&A). The maker is responsible for what goes in the bottle.

BellyFlush certificate of analysis: what is and is not published

What a full CoA would showPublished for BellyFlush?
Amount of each ingredientNo
Tests for heavy metals such as leadNo
Microbial testsNo
Name of the testing labNo
Reference numberYes: BF-2208-26-GB
Seals

What do the seals on the BellyFlush sales page prove?

The seals describe how BellyFlush is said to be made. They are not a batch check, and none of them is an outside certificate for your bottle.

Good Manufacturing Practice seal
GMP seal
Registered facility seal with FDA letters
Registered facility
Manufactured in USA seal
Made in USA

An “FDA-registered facility” seal means the factory is registered with FDA. Registration is not approval, and it does not mean FDA has checked the product. BellyFlush is not FDA-approved. The manufacturer and factory address are not published, so the seals cannot be traced to a named site.

More on each seal is on the BellyFlush testing and quality page.

If something is wrong

What should you do if your BellyFlush bottle fails a check?

Stop and do not take any capsules from it. Then call the phone desk at +1 (800) 390-6035 with your order ID. It handles orders, tracking and refunds.

  1. Put the bottle aside. Do not throw it away.
  2. Photograph the seal, the base with the lot and date, and the front label.
  3. Find your order email and order ID.
  4. Call +1 (800) 390-6035 and describe what failed.
  5. If you bought elsewhere, contact that seller too. The desk here can only find orders placed through this site.

A failed check does not use up your refund rights. The 365-day guarantee still applies to orders placed here.

Why it matters

Why does the BellyFlush lot number matter after you buy?

The lot number links your BellyFlush bottle to the batch it was made in. If a problem is ever found with a batch, the lot is how that batch is traced, and how you know whether your bottle is part of it.

Traces the batch

Ties your bottle to one production run instead of the whole product line.

Speeds up a complaint

Quote the lot when you call +1 (800) 390-6035. It tells the desk exactly which bottle you mean.

Helps your doctor

If you react badly, the lot and label give a clear record of what you took.

Keep the empty bottle, or at least a photo of its base, until you are sure you are done with the product. The guarantee asks for empty bottles anyway, so that habit serves two purposes.

Every bottle

Should you check every BellyFlush bottle in a 3 or 6-pack?

Yes. Check each BellyFlush bottle when you open it, not only the first one. A 6-pack covers 180 days, and the last bottle may sit in a cupboard for months.

Look at the seal and the best-before date each time. Bottles in one parcel may come from the same lot, but you should not assume it. A quick look at the base before each new bottle is enough.

Before you open a new bottle, also think about whether you need it. The BellyFlush directions page explains why short use is the safer pattern for stimulant laxative herbs.

FAQ

BellyFlush batch check questions

What is the BellyFlush lot number?

The current lot reference is BF-26/WB-2208. It is printed on the base of the bottle along with the best-before date. A different lot number is not proof of a fake, since batches change, but ask the phone desk if yours does not match.

What is BF-2208-26-GB?

It is the certificate of analysis (CoA) reference number for BellyFlush. It is a reference number only. No independent lab certificate has been published, so the number itself does not prove what is in a capsule.

Where is the lot number on a BellyFlush bottle?

On the base. Turn the bottle over to find the lot number and the best-before date printed together. The safety seal is separate and sits under the cap.

What should I do if my BellyFlush seal is broken?

Do not take any capsules from that bottle. Take clear photos of the seal, the base and the label, then call +1 (800) 390-6035 with your order ID.

Does a lot number mean BellyFlush was lab tested?

No. A lot number tracks which batch a bottle came from. It is useful for recalls and complaints. It does not show what a lab found. Only a published test report could do that.

Can I verify a BellyFlush bottle online?

There is no public lookup tool. You check the bottle by hand against the points on this page, then call the phone desk if anything looks wrong. Keep the bottle and your order email while you wait.

Why do my BellyFlush bottles show different dates?

Bottles made at different times carry different best-before dates, and sometimes different lot numbers. That is normal for any supplement. What matters is that each date is printed clearly and has not passed.

Is a BellyFlush bottle from another seller genuine?

We cannot confirm bottles we did not sell. Run every check on this page. If the seal, lot or label is off, do not take it, and ask that seller for a refund.

Ready to try BellyFlush?

Order from the U.S. authorized merchant, keep your order email, and you are covered by the 365-day money-back guarantee. Questions first? Call +1 (800) 390-6035.

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