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SciatiEase Lot Number and Batch Check: What the Codes Mean and How to Spot a Fake Bottle
The SciatiEase lot number the seller gives is SE-26/SC-6243, with a CoA reference of SE-6243-26-SC. Both are seller references, not lab proof: no certificate of analysis or lab report has been published. You can still check your bottle by comparing the front, the 120-capsule count and the Supplement Facts panel, then calling the order desk with your order ID.
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The lot code01
What is the SciatiEase lot number?
The seller's lot reference is SE-26/SC-6243. It is a code the seller uses for its stock, not a lab result and not a safety seal.
A lot number ties a group of bottles to one production run. That helps a seller answer questions about a batch, trace a problem and match returns. It says nothing on its own about what is inside the capsules.
The images we have do not show where the lot code is printed. Check the bottom of the bottle and the side label. If the code on your bottle is different from the one above, that is not a warning sign by itself: new production runs get new codes.
| Lot reference | SE-26/SC-6243 |
|---|---|
| CoA reference | SE-6243-26-SC |
| Lab report behind them | Not published |
| What they prove | That the seller tracks its stock, nothing more |
Certificate of analysis02
Does SciatiEase have a certificate of analysis?
Not one we can show you. The seller gave a CoA reference number, SE-6243-26-SC, but no certificate document has been published.
A real certificate of analysis is a lab's signed report for one batch. It lists what was tested, the method, the result and the limit for each line. Without the document, a CoA number is only a label for a file nobody can read.
What would a useful SciatiEase CoA show? The identity of each ingredient, the measured PEA and R-ALA against the 500 mg and 250 mg on the label, and checks for heavy metals and microbes. Our testing and quality page covers what else is missing.
- Lab name and address
- Lot number matching your bottle
- Test date and method for each line
- Results next to the label claim
Five steps03
How do you check a SciatiEase batch?
Start with where you bought it, then compare the bottle, the panel and the codes. Five steps take a few minutes.
The most useful check is the first one. A bottle bought through the official order page comes with the 180-day guarantee and a known chain of custody. A marketplace bottle does not.
Keep your order confirmation email. The order ID is what the desk needs to answer any batch question.
Check where it came from
Confirm the order went through the official SciatiEase order page, not a marketplace reseller.
Compare the front
Look for the white bottle, blue top band, red claim line and blue 12 badge.
Read the panel
4 capsules a serving, 30 servings, PEA 500 mg and R-ALA 250 mg.
Find the codes
Note any lot and date printed on the bottom or side label.
Call with questions
Ring the order desk with your order ID and the codes.
Real or fake bottle04
How can you tell a real SciatiEase bottle from a fake?
Match the front to the brand photo and the panel to the published amounts. A bottle that differs on the panel deserves a phone call before the first capsule.
A genuine bottle is white with a white cap and a blue band across the top that reads SciatiEase Labs. Below sit "MAXIMUM STRENGTH", the SciatiEase wordmark in black and gray, and a red claim line. A blue badge reads "12 Research Backed Herbs, Vitamins, & Antioxidants".
Features to compare
- Blue top band with SciatiEase Labs
- Red claim line under the name
- Blue 12 badge
- "120 Capsules Dietary Supplement" near the bottom
- Gelatin capsules inside
The panel matters more than the front. It should list 4 capsules per serving, 30 servings, vitamin B6 at 20 mg, B12 at 1 mg, PEA 500 mg and a 50 mg herbal blend. Brand pictures can differ a little from a given bottle; testing and quality shows how.
SciatiEase: from $49.99 a bottle120 capsules · 1, 3 or 6 bottles · free US shipping on 3 or 6 · 180-day guarantee
See packsWhere fakes come from05
Where do fake SciatiEase bottles come from?
From sellers outside the official order flow. We know of no authorized SciatiEase listing on Amazon, Walmart, CVS, Walgreens, Target, GNC, Costco or eBay.
Look-alike products can copy a name or a label style. Resellers can sell real bottles that are old or were stored in heat. Either way, the guarantee may not apply.
The wider risk is real. The FDA lists products sold as supplements that held undeclared drugs, and says its list is only a small fraction of the problem (FDA, Health Fraud Product Database). Read where to buy SciatiEase for the official route.
If something looks off06
What should you do if your SciatiEase bottle looks wrong?
Do not open it or take it. Photograph the front, the panel and any codes, then call the order desk.
The desk handles replacements and refunds on placed orders at +1 (844) 361-1273. Have your order ID ready. Our website inbox cannot see orders, so it cannot check a batch for you.
A refund or return usually needs the bottle back. Mail it with tracking to the address the desk gives you; return postage is on the buyer.
More on calls and order changes sits on order help.
Why codes matter07
Why keep the SciatiEase lot number after you order?
It links your bottle to a production run. If you ever have a question about a batch, the code and your order ID are the two facts the desk will ask for.
Write both down when the box arrives, or take a photo of the bottom of each bottle. If you bought a 3- or 6-bottle pack, check every bottle, since a large order can span more than one run.
If a doctor asks what you took, a photo of the panel and the code gives an exact answer.
FAQ08
Lot number and batch questions
Where is the lot number on a SciatiEase bottle?
The images we have do not show it, so we cannot point to an exact spot. Look on the bottom of the bottle and on the side label near the panel. If you cannot find one, ask the order desk with your order ID.
What does SE-26/SC-6243 mean on SciatiEase?
It is the lot reference the seller supplied for its stock. It helps match bottles to a production run. It is not a lab result, a safety seal or proof of testing, and your bottle may carry a newer code.
Does SciatiEase have a certificate of analysis?
No certificate has been published. The seller gave a CoA reference, SE-6243-26-SC, but no lab document sits behind it that we can show. Ask the desk for the report for your lot.
How do I spot a fake SciatiEase bottle?
Check the source first, then the bottle. A real one has a blue top band reading SciatiEase Labs, a red claim line and a blue 12 badge, and its panel lists 4 capsules a serving with PEA 500 mg.
Can I verify a SciatiEase batch online?
Not yet. No public lookup tool or lab report exists for SciatiEase lot codes. The order desk at the brand's phone line is the only route, and it will need your order ID and the code.
What if my SciatiEase bottle looks damaged or different?
Do not take it. Photograph the bottle, panel and codes, then call the order desk at +1 (844) 361-1273. Keep the bottle, since a return or replacement usually needs it back.
Is a lot number proof that SciatiEase was lab tested?
No. A lot number only tracks a production run. Proof of testing would be a signed lab report for that lot showing identity, strength and purity, and none has been published for SciatiEase.
Who wrote this09
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