CleanGymBeam Liposomal Vitamin C
Unverified: report outdatedLab: PLANTONReport: 22 Jan 2024Batch: LC232537
About Liposomal Vit C: what it is, forms and doses →
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A report exists but is for an old or expired batchScore Not enough data Label reviewed· 40/100 How we score →
Evidence note: Stale report (2024-01-22, ~33.4 months; >24 months)
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Lab report
- Lab-test status
- Unverified: report outdatedReport
- Lab
- PLANTON GmbH (DAkkS)PLANTON GmbH (DAkkS) (2024-01-22; batch LC232537; report PB_YBM220124-YA111-0001)
- Batch
- LC232537
- Report date
- 22 Jan 2024
- Heavy metals (mg/kg)
- Pb 0.013 (well under the EU limit or below detection)Cd <0.010 (well under the EU limit or below detection)Hg <0.010 (well under the EU limit or below detection)As NT (not tested)
Heavy-metal colours: Well under the EU limit (below half) or below detection Near the EU limit (half the limit up to the limit) Over the EU limit Grey: no EU limit (arsenic), not tested, or the lab’s reporting limit is above the EU limitEU 2023/915 limits for food supplements: lead (Pb) 3.0, cadmium (Cd) 1.0, mercury (Hg) 0.10 mg/kg. Values in mg/kg. NT = not tested; c = calculated by us from µg per serving.
- Ingredient
- Liposomal Vit C
- Brand
- GymBeam
- Testing rule for this category
- Third-party testing preferred
- Status detail
- A report exists but is for an old or expired batch
- Reviewer notes
- Partial report: Stale report (2024-01-22, ~33.4 months; >24 months). Metals on file: Pb 0.013 mg/kg; Cd <0.010 mg/kg; Hg <0.010 mg/kg. Evidence partner-gap-batch2-2026-11-03.
- Product page
- GymBeam (gymbeam.com) (Ad)
⚠ 1 red flag
- Published report is older than ~24 months (2024-01-22).
Seller prices we checked
- €9.50 · Pack: see shop · €9.50 per day at label dose · GymBeam (Ad) (EU seller). Price checked 2026-11-03.
We never mix € and £: each figure uses the seller’s own currency.
Purity & biohacker panel
Facts only, no scores. Lab: PLANTON GmbH (DAkkS) · PLANTON GmbH (DAkkS) (2024-01-22; batch LC232537; report PB_YBM220124-YA111-0001) · batch LC232537 · dated 2024-01-22 (report age 33 months).
Cleanliness checks
Free of fillers and additivesUnknown
See seller label · seller page
Full ingredient list publishedUnknown
Seller page · seller page
Lead (Pb)Yes
0.013 mg/kg, EU supplement limit ≤ 3.0 · lab report
Cadmium (Cd)Yes
<0.010 mg/kg, EU supplement limit ≤ 1.0 · lab report
Mercury (Hg)Yes
<0.010 mg/kg, EU supplement limit ≤ 0.1 · lab report
Arsenic (As)No
Not reported in the published PDF · lab report
Biohacker parameters
Report age
33 months · lab report
Unknown = not published or not verifiable. Prices from the linked seller page, checked 3 Nov 2026.
Testing evidence
About Liposomal Vit C
- What it is
- Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) wrapped in phospholipid “liposomes”.
- Common forms
- Capsules or liquid; some use branded forms such as PureWay-C®.
- Typical label doses
- Labels in our directory give 500–1,000 mg of vitamin C a day.
Authorised health claims (EU and GB registers)
- “Vitamin C contributes to the normal function of the immune system.” Condition: at least a source of vitamin C (EU rules). Sources: EU register · EU Regulation 432/2012 · GB NHC register (Checked on the registers 2026-10-16)
- “Vitamin C contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue.” Condition: at least a source of vitamin C (EU rules). Sources: EU register · EU Regulation 432/2012 · GB NHC register (Checked on the registers 2026-10-16)
- “Vitamin C contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of skin.” Condition: at least a source of vitamin C (EU rules). Sources: EU register · EU Regulation 432/2012 · GB NHC register (Checked on the registers 2026-10-16)
- “Vitamin C contributes to the protection of cells from oxidative stress.” Condition: at least a source of vitamin C (EU rules). Sources: EU register · EU Regulation 432/2012 · GB NHC register (Checked on the registers 2026-10-16)
- “Vitamin C increases iron absorption.” Condition: at least a source of vitamin C (EU rules). Sources: EU register · EU Regulation 432/2012 · GB NHC register (Checked on the registers 2026-10-16)
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