Bottle check
Black Sugar Protect Batch Verify: How to Check the Bottle You Receive
Our seller brief lists lot BSP-26/BL-6917 and certificate reference BSP-6917-26-BL. These are seller reference codes, not lab results. No lot number or best-before date shows in any product photo, so check your own bottle: an intact seal, a printed lot and date, a full Supplement Facts panel, and all six ingredient names.
Written by the Black Sugar Protect editorial teamUpdated
The codes
What is the Black Sugar Protect lot number?
Our seller brief gives lot BSP-26/BL-6917 and a certificate of analysis reference BSP-6917-26-BL. They help the seller track stock. They are not a lab result.
No certificate of analysis document for either code has been shared with us or published. We cannot say what was tested, by whom, or what the numbers were. So we do not call it lab proof, and you should not rely on it as one.
The lot that matters is the one printed on the bottle in your hand. No product photo shows a lot number or a best-before date, so the bottle is the only place to find them.
Side by side
What do the Black Sugar Protect reference codes prove?
| Item | Where it comes from | What it shows |
|---|---|---|
| Lot BSP-26/BL-6917 | Our seller brief | A seller reference code; not lab proof |
| CoA reference BSP-6917-26-BL | Our seller brief | A reference number; no certificate document published |
| Lot on the bottle | Product photos | Not visible in any photo |
| Best-before date | Product photos | Not visible in any photo |
| Lab name or test results | Sales page and graphics | Not published |
| Maker or distributor | Sales page and graphics | Not published |
If you want the certificate itself, ask support for a copy that matches the lot printed on your bottle, and the name of the lab. A real certificate names the lab, the test methods and the results.
On arrival
How do you check a Black Sugar Protect bottle when it arrives?
Four checks, in order, before you open it for a first dose.
- 01
Check the seal
Before opening, look for an unbroken seal on the cap or neck. Do not use a bottle that arrives open or leaking.
- 02
Find the lot and date
Look for a lot or batch number and a best-before or expiration date printed on the bottle or box.
- 03
Read the back label
Find the Supplement Facts panel, the serving size, directions, warnings and a company name with an address.
- 04
Match the six names
Licorice root, magnesium, Ceylon cinnamon, berberine, alpha-lipoic acid and chromium should all be listed, each with an amount.
The front label
What should the front of a genuine Black Sugar Protect bottle say?
Every brand photo shows the same front label. Compare yours with it word for word: "BLACK SUGAR PROTECT," "DIETARY SUPPLEMENT" and "1 FL OZ (30ML)," with a small US flag and a gold shield on a black label.
The bottle in the photos is amber glass with a black dropper. The sales text, though, says "every capsule" (Black Sugar Protect sales page). If you receive capsules instead, that may still be the brand's product, but the front label should still read Black Sugar Protect and the back should give a capsule count.
- Name spelled exactly: Black Sugar Protect
- "Dietary Supplement" printed on the front
- A size: 1 FL OZ (30ML) on a dropper bottle, or a capsule count
The six names
Which ingredients should your Black Sugar Protect bottle list?
The brand graphic is the only published ingredient list. Tap a number.
- Licorice root
No amount. Glycyrrhizin in licorice can raise blood pressure and lower potassium, more so with large amounts or long use.
- Magnesium
No amount and no form. Supplements should stay at or below 350 mg a day for adults unless a clinician advises more.
- Concentrated Ceylon cinnamon
No amount. Ceylon is the low-coumarin type. Trials used 120 mg to 6 g a day.
- High purity berberine
No amount and no purity figure. The usual herbal dose is 250 to 500 mg two or three times daily.
- Alpha-lipoic acid
No amount. Oral trials used 600 mg or more a day; a review found no blood sugar benefit over placebo.
- Chelated chromium
No amount and no compound named. A paid press release says chromium picolinate instead.
Your label should list all six, each with an amount. If a name is missing, or a very different herb list appears, stop and contact support. The chromium form may read picolinate rather than chelated: a paid press release uses that name (Newswire, sponsored).
Look-alikes
Are there fake Black Sugar Protect products?
There are products that share the name. Marketplace listings on eBay using "Black Sugar Protect" come from other brands, including TITAN LABS, MJO and Avenura, with unrelated herbal formulas such as bacopa, gotu kola and hawthorn. An Amazon listing for "Black Sugar Protect Drops" could not be checked.
We cannot say whether those listings are copies, rivals or something else. What we can say: their ingredient lists do not match the six on the brand graphic. If yours does not match either, you did not receive the product sold on the official sales page.
Do not take it. Keep the packaging and the order email, and contact the seller you bought from.
Where the order buttons lead is explained on the where to buy page.
If something is off
What if your Black Sugar Protect bottle fails a check?
Photograph it
Take clear photos of the seal, the front, the back label and any printed codes before you open or return anything.
Contact the merchant
Use the contact in your CartPanda order confirmation email. The sales page prints no support address of its own.
Get the steps in writing
Ask whether to return the bottle and where. Mail only to the address support confirms in writing, with tracking.
The sales page promises a 90-day guarantee in its FAQ, though its price boxes say 180 days; we go by 90 (Black Sugar Protect sales page). Details are on the guarantee page.
Records
Why keep the Black Sugar Protect lot code?
A lot code ties your bottle to one production run. If you have a reaction, or a batch problem comes to light, the code lets you, your clinician and the seller trace what you took.
- Write the lot and date in your phone or glucose log on day one.
- Keep the empty bottle until your refund window has passed.
- Bring the bottle to medical visits, since its label is the only place the amounts appear.
Our testing and quality page explains the brand's badges.
FAQ
Black Sugar Protect batch and bottle FAQ
How do I verify my Black Sugar Protect bottle is real?
Check for an intact seal, a printed lot and best-before date, the front label words Black Sugar Protect, Dietary Supplement and 1 FL OZ (30ML), and a back label listing all six named ingredients with amounts. A different herb list means a different product.
Where is the lot number on Black Sugar Protect?
No photo shows it, so its exact place is unknown. Look on the back label, the bottom of the bottle and the outer box. If you find no lot code or date anywhere, contact the merchant before taking it.
Is lot BSP-26/BL-6917 a lab test result?
No. It is a seller reference code from our seller brief, as is CoA reference BSP-6917-26-BL. No certificate document has been published for either. Ask support for a certificate that matches the lot on your own bottle.
Does Black Sugar Protect have a certificate of analysis?
None is published. Our seller brief gives only a reference number. A real certificate names the testing lab, the methods and the results for one lot. Ask support for it in writing.
Are Black Sugar Protect products on eBay genuine?
The eBay listings we found use the name but come from other brands, with unrelated herbal formulas. Their ingredients do not match the six on the brand graphic. Compare any listing with those six names before you buy.
What should I do if my Black Sugar Protect seal is broken?
Do not use it. Photograph the seal and packaging, then contact the merchant listed in your CartPanda order confirmation email. Ask for a replacement or refund steps in writing before mailing anything back.
Does Black Sugar Protect have an expiration date?
One should be printed on the bottle or box, but no photo shows it and the sales page does not mention one. Check on arrival. Do not take any supplement past its printed date.
Who wrote this
Written and reviewed by
Plain-language pages built from the bottle photos, the sales page and linked public health sources.
Last updated . Read our editorial standards and how we check reviews. This website is run by Blacksugarprotects, a USA Authorized Black Sugar Protect Retailer, not by the manufacturer. We earn money when you buy through our order links.
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