Lot, EXP date and seal
Verify Your Honey Peak Gelatin Batch: Lot Number and Genuine Bottle Check
The current Honey Peak Gelatin batch is lot HON-26/HO-7986, with CoA reference HON-7986-26-HO, and the label prints EXP 12/2028. To verify a bottle, check that the seal is intact, the EXP date matches, the label shows a 121 mg blend of six extracts in a 2 ml serving, and the bottle is amber glass with a dropper.
What is the current Honey Peak Gelatin batch?
The current batch is lot HON-26/HO-7986, with a certificate of analysis (CoA) reference of HON-7986-26-HO. The label prints an EXP date of 12/2028.
Tap a chip below to copy the number. Paste it into a note or a message to the order desk if you need to ask about your batch.
Want to know what the batch should contain? The Supplement Facts page reads the full label line by line.
How do you verify your bottle, step by step?
Check the seal, the EXP date, the lot and the label, in that order. It takes about two minutes and needs nothing but the bottle and your order email.
Check the seal
Before you open the bottle, look at the safety seal. Do not use the bottle if it is broken, damaged or missing.
Read the EXP date
Find the EXP date on the label. Current stock reads EXP: 12/2028.
Compare the lot
If your bottle or packing slip shows a lot number, compare it with HON-26/HO-7986.
Match the label
Go through the checklist: bottle, front label, size, Supplement Facts and other ingredients.
Call if anything differs
Call +1 (302) 200-3480 with your order ID, the lot and EXP you see, and photos.
What should a genuine bottle look like?
A genuine bottle is amber glass with a dropper, a black label with honey-yellow bands, and a honeycomb and lightning icon. Every detail in the table below comes from the real label.
| Check | What a genuine bottle shows | Pass if |
|---|---|---|
| Safety seal | Seal in place over the cap | Unbroken, not loose, not missing |
| EXP date | EXP: 12/2028 printed on the label | The date reads 12/2028 and is in the future |
| Lot number | Current batch: HON-26/HO-7986 | Any lot shown matches, or the desk confirms it |
| Bottle | Amber glass with a dropper cap | Glass, amber, dropper included |
| Front label | VITALIFES, HONEY PEAK GELATIN, DROP, Daily Energy Support* | All text present and spelled the same |
| Size | 2 FL Oz (60ml) | Matches |
| Supplement Facts | 2ml serving, 30 servings, 121 mg blend of six extracts | Same numbers, same six extracts in the same order |
| Other ingredients | RO water, vegetable glycerin, natural flavor, sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate, malic acid, sucralose | No honey, no gelatin, nothing added |
| Distributor | Distributed by - Vitalifes | Present |
The panel is the hardest part to copy well
Copies often get small things wrong. Look at the serving size, the 30 servings, and the blend total of 121 mg. The six extracts should read gotu kola, Chinese hawthorn, horse chestnut, motherwort, butcher's broom and grape seed.
The name says honey and gelatin, but the real label lists neither. If your label lists either one, it is not the same product.
Where is the EXP date, and what does it mean?
The EXP date is printed on the bottle label and reads 12/2028 on current stock. It is the date the maker sets as the end of the product's shelf life.
Do not use the drops after the EXP date. Keep the bottle in a cool, dry place, as the label says, so it stays in good shape until then.
If the date on your bottle is missing, smudged or does not read 12/2028, note what you see. Then follow the mismatch steps below.
What should you do if something does not match?
Do not take the drops, keep the bottle, and call the order desk. A mismatch is not always a fake, but it always deserves a check.
Seal broken or missing
Do not use it. The label is clear on this. Photograph the cap and call +1 (302) 200-3480.
Different EXP date
Write down the date you see. Stock can change over time, so the desk can confirm whether it is a newer batch.
Different lot number
Copy the lot exactly as printed and share it with the desk, along with your order ID.
Label text or panel differs
Photograph the front and the Supplement Facts panel. Compare with the checklist, then call.
Stop and set it aside
Put the bottle away, closed, out of reach of children.
Take clear photos
Front label, back panel, seal, EXP date and any lot number.
Find your order ID
It is in your order email. If you bought elsewhere, find that receipt instead.
Call the order desk
Dial +1 (302) 200-3480 for orders placed through this site. For other sellers, contact them.
If a mismatch turns into a return, the refund policy has the steps. If you felt unwell after using a bottle, see the side effects page for how to report it to the FDA.
What does a lot number tell you?
A lot number ties a bottle to one production run. If there is ever a question about a batch, the lot is how the maker and seller find every bottle from that run.
For you, the lot does three jobs. It lets the order desk confirm your bottle came from known stock. It links your bottle to the CoA reference for that batch. And it gives the FDA a clear detail to track if you ever file a safety report.
US rules require supplement makers to follow good manufacturing practices, which include batch records FDA. The FDA does not test or approve supplements before they are sold. So the checks you make at home, plus buying from a known seller, add a useful layer.
How do you keep a record of your batch?
Take one photo of the label and save it with your order email. That single step keeps your lot, EXP date and order ID together if you need them later.
- Photograph the front label, the Supplement Facts panel and the EXP date on the day the box arrives.
- Save the photo in the same folder as your order email.
- Write the lot number in your phone notes, next to your order ID.
- If you reorder, check the new bottles the same way. Lots can change between orders.
These records also help with a refund or a safety report. The guarantee page lists what the order desk asks for.
Why does buying from the authorized retailer help?
Stock from the authorized retailer ships sealed and comes with an order desk that can look up your batch. Other channels may not give you either.
We cannot check bottles bought from marketplaces or unknown sellers. They may be genuine, old or copied. The where to buy page compares the channels side by side.
- Sealed bottles from the USA Authorized Honey Peak Gelatin Retailer.
- A known lot, HON-26/HO-7986, and EXP 12/2028.
- One order desk for batch, tracking and refund questions.
- A 60-day money-back window on every pack.
Honey Peak Gelatin batch check: common questions
What is the Honey Peak Gelatin lot number?
The current batch is lot HON-26/HO-7986. Use the copy chip on this page to paste it into a message.
Can I see the certificate of analysis?
The CoA reference is HON-7986-26-HO, but the document is not published. You can ask the order desk about it.
What does EXP 12/2028 mean?
It is the expiration date printed on the label. Do not use the drops after December 2028.
My lot number is different. Is it fake?
Not always. Batches change over time. Copy the lot exactly and call the order desk at +1 (302) 200-3480 to confirm.
Can I use a bottle with a loose seal?
No. The label says not to use the bottle if the safety seal is broken, damaged or missing.
Where do I find the lot number on my order?
Check the bottle label and the packing slip. If you cannot find a lot number, call the order desk with your order ID and they can look up the batch.
Does a genuine bottle contain honey or gelatin?
No. The real label lists neither. It is a glycerin-based liquid sweetened with sucralose.
Sources for this page
- U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Dietary Supplements. Source
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