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Batch verificationVerify Your OptiCore Pro Batch
This desk ships OptiCore Pro lot OPT-26/TH-5176 and holds certificate reference OPT-5176-26-TH against it.
Six checks on the bottle take two minutes: the safety seal, the lot, the capsule count, the panel, the distributor block and the allergen line. Both references are filing references rather than laboratory proof.
What this desk holds, what you can check yourself, and what neither establishes.
The OptiCore Pro lot record held by this desk
What this desk holds, stated as plainly as it can be.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Product | OptiCore Pro, 30 capsules, one a day |
| Lot reference | OPT-26/TH-5176 |
| Certificate reference | OPT-5176-26-TH |
| Distributor on the bottle | Opti Core Pro, PO Box 12730, Ogden, UT 84404 |
| Distributor telephone on the bottle | +1 (877) 257-0710 |
| Stocking desk | Theopticorepro, 1185 Avenue of the Americas, Floor 8, New York, NY 10036, USA |
| Origin line on the label | Manufactured in the USA with globally sourced ingredients |
| Panel | 16 declared nutrients plus a 179.5 mg blend of 11 botanicals |
| Allergen line | Contains: Soy |
| Last reviewed | September 2026 |
Both references are filing references held by this desk. Neither is a laboratory result and neither becomes one by being printed on a website.
Six checks to run on the OptiCore Pro bottle in your hand
Six checks, two minutes, best done on the day it arrives.
None of these needs equipment and all six take under two minutes together. They are worth doing on the day a parcel arrives rather than on the day something looks odd.
Check the safety seal before anything else
The label's own caution says not to use the product if the seal is damaged or missing. That is the manufacturer's instruction and it is the one check with a printed consequence attached.
Read the lot against the record above
This desk ships OPT-26/TH-5176. A different lot is not automatically a problem, since production runs change, but it is a reason to call the order desk and have the record updated rather than to assume.
Count the capsules against the label
The front says 30 capsules and the panel says 30 servings. Those two have to agree on a one-capsule serving, and on this product they do.
Check the panel against the transcription
Sixteen nutrient rows with an amount and a percentage, then a proprietary blend at 179.5 mg listing eleven plants. Every row is transcribed on the supplement facts page. A panel that differs is worth reporting.
Read the distributor block
It should read Opti Core Pro, PO Box 12730, Ogden, UT 84404. That is the manufacturer's desk rather than this one, and the number printed beside it is not the number for orders placed here.
Check the other-ingredients and allergen lines
Four inactive ingredients and “Contains: Soy”. The allergen line is the one worth reading every time, because it is the one that changes who should take the product at all.
Storing a verified OptiCore Pro bottle so the panel stays true
Where a bottle lives decides whether the panel above is still accurate in month three.
A lot check settles what arrived. Storage settles what is still there in month three, and on this particular panel that is a real question rather than a formality.
The label's storage line reads: store in a cool, dry place away from heat and light. Two rows on the panel are the reason. Beta-carotene is a carotenoid and degrades with light; vitamin E as a tocopheryl acetate is more stable than free tocopherol but still dislikes heat. A bottle kept on a sunny windowsill or above a kettle is being treated worse than the label asks.
| Where people keep it | Verdict |
|---|---|
| A kitchen or desk drawer | The straightforward answer. Cool, dark and dry, and close enough to a daily event to keep the routine. |
| A bathroom cabinet | The worst common choice. Steam from a shower reaches everything in that room every day. |
| A windowsill | Light and heat together, which is both halves of what the storage line asks you to avoid. |
| A car glovebox | Worse than a windowsill in summer and pointless in winter. |
| The refrigerator | Unnecessary, and condensation each time the bottle comes out is a moisture problem the drawer does not have. |
The label asks for cool, dry and away from heat and light. Only the first row satisfies all four.
Two practical notes go with the lot check. Keep the capsules in the bottle they arrived in, because the lot number, the caution and the storage line travel with the label rather than with the capsules. And keep the bottle closed: the desiccant and the seal are doing a job that a pill organiser on a kitchen counter cannot.
What a OptiCore Pro certificate of analysis can and cannot establish
Four things it establishes, four it does not, and where this product sits.
A certificate of analysis is a laboratory document covering one batch. Where a real one exists it is useful, and it is worth being precise about the boundaries of that usefulness.
What a certificate establishes
- Confirms identity: that the material tested is what the label calls it
- Confirms potency for the rows the assay covered, on the sample tested
- Records contaminant testing where it was performed, typically heavy metals and microbial counts
- Ties a result to one batch and one date, which is what makes a lot number worth printing
What a certificate leaves open
- Covers only the sample submitted, not every bottle from the run
- Says nothing about a proprietary blend's internal split unless each component was assayed separately
- Is not a clinical finding and carries no statement about what the product does
- Is not an FDA approval, an endorsement or a compliance certificate
For this product the position is stated plainly. This desk holds the filing reference OPT-5176-26-TH against lot OPT-26/TH-5176. A reference is a pointer to a record rather than the record itself, and this website presents it as a pointer. Anyone who wants the underlying document should call +1 (302) 200-3480, which is where the paperwork lives.
The blend is the real limit here and it is worth naming. Even a complete certificate covering the sixteen declared rows would leave the internal split of a 179.5 mg eleven-plant blend where it is now, because a blend is assayed as a blend unless somebody pays for eleven separate assays.
What to do if a OptiCore Pro bottle looks wrong
Five situations, and the same telephone number under all of them.
| What you noticed | What to do |
|---|---|
| The safety seal is broken or missing | Do not take it. Call the order desk for a replacement rather than posting it back unannounced. |
| The lot differs from the record above | Call with the lot from your bottle. Production runs change and the record is updated from the desk rather than from the website. |
| The panel differs from the transcription | Photograph it and send it to [email protected]. Artwork does change between runs, and a difference is a correction this website wants to make. |
| The capsule count is short | Call the order desk with the order ID. A short bottle is a replacement rather than a refund conversation. |
| The bottle arrived from a seller you did not order from | Stop and call before taking anything. A parcel from a channel you did not use is the one situation on this list with nothing reassuring about it. |
Every row begins with a call to +1 (302) 200-3480. The website address can correct a page; it cannot see an order or replace a bottle.
Two honest caveats belong under that table. A lot number printed on a website proves that the website printed it, and nothing further. And nothing on this page is a counterfeit detection method: the checks above establish that a bottle matches the record this desk holds, which is a different and smaller claim.
OptiCore Pro batch questions
Where is the OptiCore Pro lot number printed?
On the bottle, with the rest of the printed matter. This desk ships OPT-26/TH-5176 and holds certificate reference OPT-5176-26-TH against it.
Can I get the OptiCore Pro certificate of analysis?
Ask the order desk on +1 (302) 200-3480. The paperwork lives with the desk that holds the order rather than on this website, and a reference printed on a page is a pointer rather than the document.
Does a lot number prove a OptiCore Pro bottle is genuine?
No. It establishes that the bottle matches the record this desk holds, which is a smaller claim and an honest one. Nothing on a website can authenticate a physical object.
My OptiCore Pro bottle has a different lot. Is that a problem?
Not on its own. Production runs change and the record is updated from the desk. Call with the lot from your bottle and it can be checked in a minute.
Is OptiCore Pro tested by an independent laboratory?
This desk holds a certificate reference against the lot it ships and points anyone who wants the underlying document at the order desk. It does not claim third-party certification beyond that, and the seals on the pack are audited one at a time on the testing and quality page.
Sources behind this OptiCore Pro verification page
The one external source this page leans on.
- Using Dietary Supplements Wisely. National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health, National Institutes of Health. https://www.nccih.nih.gov/health/using-dietary-supplements-wisely
Order OptiCore Pro from the desk that holds the record
Lot OPT-26/TH-5176, certificate reference OPT-5176-26-TH, and an order desk that can answer a question about either.
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