Auriga Research is a NABL-accredited and FSSAI-approved nutraceuticals testing laboratory serving supplement manufacturers, contract manufacturers, and brand owners across India. We provide label claims verification, stability studies, microbiological analysis, heavy metals quantification, and complete FSSAI compliance testing for health supplements, dietary supplements, probiotics, and functional foods.
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Nutraceutical brands face FSSAI compliance requirements under the 2016 health supplement regulations, label claims scrutiny, and consumer expectations for potency and purity. Without accredited testing that verifies label declarations, products risk regulatory action, market withdrawal, and loss of consumer trust.
Auriga Research delivers NABL-accredited nutraceutical testing with complete label claims verification, stability data for shelf-life claims, and microbiological and chemical safety testing. Our FSSAI-accepted reports give brands the regulatory confidence to launch and maintain products in the Indian market.
End-to-end testing for health supplements, dietary supplements, probiotics, and functional foods — from raw material qualification to finished product release.
Quantification of vitamins, minerals, amino acids, omega fatty acids, probiotics, and other declared active ingredients against label values.
Accelerated and real-time stability studies under ICH conditions for shelf-life determination and FSSAI regulatory submission.
Total aerobic count, yeast and mould, coliforms, E. coli, Salmonella, and Staphylococcus per FSSAI and pharmacopoeial methods.
Lead, cadmium, arsenic, and mercury quantification by ICP-MS at trace levels per FSSAI limits for health supplements.
Individual and multi-vitamin quantification by HPLC and mineral analysis by ICP-OES/ICP-MS for potency verification.
Multi-residue screening for 200+ pesticides in botanical and herbal nutraceutical ingredients by GC-MS/LC-MS/MS.
Viable cell enumeration, strain identification, and stability testing for probiotic supplements and functional foods.
EPA, DHA, ALA, and total omega-3/6/9 fatty acid quantification by GC-FID for fish oil and plant-based supplements.
Aflatoxins, ochratoxin A, and other mycotoxin quantification for botanical and grain-based nutraceutical raw materials.
Dual NABL and FSSAI accreditation ensures reports are accepted for all supplement registration and compliance requirements.
Validated methods for 50+ active ingredients — vitamins, minerals, amino acids, probiotics, and botanical extracts.
Complete stability programme for shelf-life determination, supporting FSSAI registration and product launch timelines.
Auriga Research holds NABL accreditation under ISO/IEC 17025:2017 for nutraceuticals and dietary supplement testing and is approved by FSSAI as an authorised testing laboratory. Our accreditation scope covers active ingredient assay, microbiological analysis, heavy metals, pesticide residues, and stability studies for health supplements and functional foods.
Test reports issued by Auriga Research are accepted by FSSAI licensing authorities for product registration under the Health Supplements and Nutraceuticals Regulations, 2016. Reports are also accepted by export authorities, BIS, and third-party quality auditors for domestic and international market compliance.
A D2C supplement brand required label claims verification for a multi-vitamin, multi-mineral product ahead of FSSAI registration. Auriga Research validated 18 active ingredient claims by HPLC and ICP-MS, completed microbiological and heavy metals safety testing, and delivered the full report package within 10 working days. The FSSAI licence was granted on first submission, and the brand launched on schedule across e-commerce and retail channels.
NABL-accredited, FSSAI-approved nutraceutical testing. Label claims, stability, microbiology, and complete compliance testing.
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