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This desk holds lot SLI-26/MY-3272 and certificate reference SLI-3272-26-MY for SlimSet, and both are filing references rather than laboratory results.
No certificate of analysis is published for this product. What a buyer can verify is the bottle itself: five printed amounts, three standardisations, 30 capsules and a plant shell.
What is on file, what you can check yourself, and what would have to exist before anybody could call this product tested.
The SlimSet lot record this desk holds
The identifiers to quote when you call, and an honest account of what each one is.
| Field | What is on record |
|---|---|
| Lot reference | SLI-26/MY-3272 |
| Certificate reference | SLI-3272-26-MY |
| Product name on the bottle | SlimSet |
| Sub-title printed under the name | Weight Loss Product |
| Serving size | 1 capsule |
| Count per bottle | 30 capsules |
| Actives on the panel | 5, each with a milligram figure |
| Other ingredients | Hypromellose (vegetable capsule) |
| Allergen-style statement | Contains Caffeine. |
| Origin line | Manufactured in the USA with globally sourced ingredients |
| Distributed by | Slimset, PO Box 12730, Ogden, UT 84412 |
| Label contact | [email protected] |
Read from the label artwork supplied with this product and from the distributor’s own record.
Two of those rows need a plain description. SLI-26/MY-3272 and SLI-3272-26-MY are filing references: strings that identify a production run and a paperwork entry so that a desk can look your bottle up. They are what to quote on the telephone.
They are not laboratory results. No certificate of analysis is published for this product, by the seller or by anyone else, and this desk has not been given one. That sentence appears once here and once on the testing and quality page, and nowhere is a reference number dressed up as a test.
Six checks to run on the SlimSet bottle that arrives
Six things you can settle in two minutes with the bottle in your hand and no equipment at all.
1. Read the panel before the marketing
Turn the bottle round. You should find five rows, each with a milligram figure: green coffee bean extract, raspberry ketone, garcinia extract and green tea extract at 130 mg, and caffeine anhydrous at 138 mg. A bottle carrying a proprietary blend instead of five separate amounts is not this product.
2. Check the three standardisations in brackets
Green coffee should read 50% chlorogenic acids, garcinia 50% HCA, and green tea 98% polyphenols with 75% catechins and 45% EGCG. Those brackets are what let anybody do the arithmetic on the supplement facts page. A bottle without them is a different product with the same plants on it.
3. Count the capsules and read the serving line
30 capsules, one a day, thirty servings. A bottle sold as a month that contains sixty half-strength capsules is a different formula, and the per-day arithmetic on the pricing page would not apply to it.
4. Look for the caffeine statement
“Contains Caffeine.” is printed on this label, and at 138 mg a capsule it should be. Its absence on a bottle carrying a caffeine anhydrous row is a labelling failure worth reporting rather than ignoring.
5. Check the shell and the storage line
The only inactive ingredient is hypromellose (vegetable capsule), which is a plant-derived shell. Storage reads “Store in a cool, dry place away from heat and light”. A gelatin shell or a different storage instruction means you are holding something else.
6. Match the distributor block and the safety seal
The label names Slimset, PO Box 12730, Ogden, UT 84412 and the address [email protected]. That is a different company from this website, which is a stocking partner. Then check the seal: the label itself says not to use the product if it is damaged or missing.
What the SlimSet label artwork shows
The printed file this product ships with, at a size where the standardisations are legible.
The artwork above is the file the bottle is printed from, so a row on it is a row on the bottle. It is reproduced here at a size where the brackets can be read, because the brackets are the part that matters and they are the part a photograph of a shelf never shows.
Set your own bottle beside it. Every figure should match, including the 138 mg caffeine row, which is the largest single amount on the panel and larger than any of the four botanicals beside it.
What a real SlimSet certificate of analysis would contain
The difference between a reference number and a test result, set out in full so nobody has to take either on trust.
A certificate of analysis is a laboratory document, not a reference string. It names the laboratory, the lot it tested, the date, the methods, and a result against a specification for every analyte it measured. Nothing published for this product meets that description.
The reason it matters here more than on most labels is the caffeine. An analysis of thermogenic capsules sold in this category measured what was in the bottle against what the label declared and found the two disagreed often enough to be a general finding rather than an isolated failure. That is an argument for third-party testing on any caffeine product, including this one.
| What a certificate names | What is published for this product |
|---|---|
| The testing laboratory | No laboratory is named anywhere |
| The lot it tested | A lot reference exists: SLI-26/MY-3272 |
| The date of analysis | No date is published |
| Method per analyte | No methods are published |
| Identity of each botanical | Asserted on the label, not evidenced |
| Assay against the declared amount | The declared amounts are printed; no assay result is published |
| Heavy metals, microbes, residual solvents | No results are published |
| An authorising signature | None |
Left column: what the document type normally carries. Right column: what exists for this product as of 19 September 2026.
The order desk on +1 (302) 200-3480 takes requests and the label distributor answers at [email protected]. Quote SLI-26/MY-3272. If a document comes back, this desk will publish what it says, including the parts that do not flatter the bottle.
Reading the SlimSet panel like a buyer rather than a brochure
The three habits that make any supplement panel readable, applied to this one.
Three habits turn a supplement panel from decoration into data, and all three work on any bottle in the category rather than only this one.
First, find the amount. A plant name with no milligram figure beside it is an ingredient list, not a dose. Second, find the standardisation. Fifty per cent HCA on a 130 mg row means 65 mg of hydroxycitric acid and 65 mg of the rest of the fruit. Third, find the serving size, because every figure on the panel is per serving and a serving is not always one capsule.
- On this label the serving is 1 capsule, so every printed figure is also a daily figure. That is unusually easy to work with.
- Three of the five rows print a standardisation, so three of the five can be converted to the compound that the research actually studied.
- Raspberry ketone is a single compound rather than an extract, so its 130 mg is the compound itself with nothing to convert.
- Caffeine anhydrous at 138 mg is the largest row, and the green coffee and green tea extracts add more on top of it without publishing how much.
- Every row carries the same footnote mark, which means a Daily Value has never been set for it. That is a statement about regulation, not about quality.
Those five observations are all available to a buyer holding the bottle, with no laboratory and no certificate. It is a smaller amount of certainty than a test result would give, and it is a great deal more than most of this category makes possible.
If a SlimSet bottle does not match this record
Four steps, in order, and the first one is the one people skip.
Photograph the whole label before anything else
Front, back and the seal, in good light, with the panel legible. A photograph taken before a bottle is opened settles arguments that a description never will.
Call the order desk with the order ID
+1 (302) 200-3480 is the only channel that can see a purchase. Quote the lot on your bottle and the lot on this page and say which rows differ.
Do not take it while the question is open
A bottle whose panel does not match its record is a bottle whose contents are unknown, and the largest row on this label is 138 mg of a stimulant. Waiting a week costs nothing.
Send the photographs to this desk as well
[email protected]. If a label has changed, this page changes with it, and the review date moves. That has happened before on this estate and it will happen again.
SlimSet batch questions
Does SlimSet come with a certificate of analysis?
No. A certificate reference, SLI-3272-26-MY, exists as a filing entry, and no laboratory document sits behind it. Quote it when you call the desk; do not read it as a test result.
Where is the SlimSet lot number printed?
On the bottle, with the expiry. The lot on this desk’s record is SLI-26/MY-3272. A different string on your bottle is not automatically wrong, because production runs change, but it is worth a call before you open it.
Is SlimSet third-party tested?
Nothing published says so. No laboratory is named, no method is published and no result is available. The four roundels in the marketing pack are audited on the testing and quality page.
How do I know a SlimSet bottle is genuine?
The six checks above cover it: five printed amounts, three standardisations, 30 capsules, the caffeine statement, a plant shell and the Slimset, PO Box 12730, Ogden, UT 84412 block. Buying from the official checkout is what makes the lot traceable at all.
What does “manufactured in the USA with globally sourced ingredients” mean on a SlimSet bottle?
That the capsule was made in an American facility and the raw materials were bought wherever they are grown. Green tea, green coffee and garcinia are not American crops, so the wording is accurate rather than evasive.
Can I return a SlimSet bottle I have opened?
Yes. The window is 60 days from purchase and opened bottles are included. The refund policy page has the five steps and the return address.
Sources for the SlimSet batch and labelling section
Published analyses of what supplement capsules in this category actually contain, and the label artwork itself.
- Longhi GS, Crocoli LC, Armando YP, et al. Too much or too little caffeine? Determination of content in thermogenic capsules by quantitative 1H nuclear magnetic resonance (qNMR). J Pharm Biomed Anal. 2025;261:116832. PMID 40179616. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40179616/
- Vinson JA, Chen X, Garver DD. Determination of total chlorogenic acids in commercial green coffee extracts. J Med Food. 2019;22(3):314-320. PMID 30888913. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30888913/
- SlimSet product label artwork, supplied in the vendor asset pack. Serving size one capsule, 30 per container. Distributed by Slimset, PO Box 12730, Ogden, UT 84412.
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The official checkout is the only channel that ties your bottle to an order the desk can look up, and to the 60-day window.
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