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Independent lab data · 101 formulas

Know what's in
the bottle.Then choose.

Independent laboratory testing found heavy metals in American infant formulas — it's public data, just hard to read. We turned it into a clear report card for every tested formula, with cleaner alternatives a tap away.

Not medical advice — always consult your pediatrician.

101formulas independently tested for heavy metals
31had detectable lead — a metal with no known safe level for infants
4crossed the strictest federal arsenic benchmark

How it works

Three steps to a calmer decision.

Read the lab report

Every formula shows its detected lead, arsenic, cadmium, and aluminum — placed on the real range across all tested products, not vague stars.

Compare honestly

A transparent, documented Purity Score ranks the field. Shortlist contenders and see them side by side, metal by metal.

Buy what you can get tonight

Some tins that cost half as much tested in the same band. Read the report card, then buy the one you can actually get tonight.

Your baby drinks this every day.
Spend two minutes knowing what's in it.

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