Olivaro Bottle Check: Seal, Label and Lot Inspection
Seven checks you can do with the bottle in your hand, plus what to do if anything does not match.
What this page is, and is not
Some supplement sites offer a "batch verification portal" that looks up your lot number in a database. We do not have access to any Olivaro production database, and the vendor does not publish one, so a lookup box here would only pretend to check something. Instead, this page gives you the checks you can actually perform with the bottle in your hand. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.
Check your bottle
If something does not match
Do not open a bottle with a missing or broken seal. Photograph the bottle, the seal area and the parcel, then email contact@customercs.com with your order number and the lot code. If the label differs from the panel transcribed on our Supplement Facts page (a different blend weight, different distributor or missing chromium line), mention exactly what differs. Bottles bought outside the vendor's checkout are not covered by its refund, which is one more reason to order only through the official checkout.
What a lot code does and does not tell you
A lot code links your bottle to a production run in the manufacturer's records. It allows a recall to be traced and a certificate of analysis to be matched. On its own, it is a reference number, not evidence that the lot was tested by anyone outside the company. Keep it with your order number for as long as you have the bottle.
Give Olivaro a measured 60-day trial
Checkout happens on the vendor's BuyGoods page. Note a week of morning readings before the first dropper; if the numbers have not moved by day 50, write to the vendor while the refund window is still open, opened bottles included.