Testing and quality
Cardio Clear 7 Testing and Quality: What the Badges Prove
Cardio Clear 7 carries eleven brand badges, including GMP, FDA registered facility and Made in USA, but none names a facility, certifier, lab or audit date. No certificate of analysis or third-party lab report is published. FDA registration is not approval. The badges describe the brand's own claims; a published lab test would be the stronger proof.
Written by the Cardio Clear 7 research deskUpdated
01The short version
Has Cardio Clear 7 been tested by an independent lab?
Not that we can show you. No certificate of analysis, lab name or test date has been published for Cardio Clear 7. The seller lists lot and CoA reference codes, but they point to records nobody has released.
That does not mean the capsules are poor. It means the quality claims rest on brand badges, and a badge is a claim by the seller, not a test result.
| Item | Status |
|---|---|
| Brand | Simple Promise |
| Manufacturer and facility | Not published |
| Third-party lab report | Not published |
| Heavy metal results for shilajit | Not published |
| Lot and CoA codes | CAR-26/TH-7656 and CAR-7656-26-TH, seller references only |
| Amounts per capsule | Listed by the store (Simple Promise store listing); check your bottle's panel |
| Origin | "Made in USA" badge; no plant named |
02The badges
What do the eleven Cardio Clear 7 badges tell you?
Each badge, with a plain note on what it does and does not show.
A brand badge. No certifier, facility or audit date is named.
A brand badge. Registration is not approval, and FDA does not approve supplements.
A brand badge. The facility is not named on the bottle images or the store.
Matches the store's 365-day guarantee. Return postage is on you.
A second guarantee badge. The terms that count are the store's written ones.
A brand badge. 'Natural' does not mean safe with every medicine.
A brand badge. The capsule shell is plant cellulose.
A brand badge. No certifier is named.
A brand badge. No test or certifier is named.
A brand badge. No dairy appears in the listed ingredients.
A brand badge. No formulator is named or credentialed.
Each badge comes from the brand's own image set. A badge is a claim by the seller, not a certificate: none names a certifier, lab or audit. FDA registration is not approval (FDA - Registration is not approval), and a seal used in an ad counts as an endorsement that must be truthful (16 CFR 255 - FTC Endorsement Guides).
03FDA
Does the FDA registered facility badge mean FDA approval?
No. Supplements are not FDA-approved before sale, and registration is not approval. FDA says plainly that registering a facility or listing a product does not mean the agency approved it (FDA - Registration is not approval).
Under the 1994 supplement law, FDA has no power to approve supplements before they reach shelves. The maker is responsible for safety and for backing up its claims (FDA - Dietary Supplements Q&A) (NIH ODS - What You Need to Know). FDA can act after a product is on sale, for example if it finds problems at a facility.
That is why the bottle's two claims, "Supports a Healthy Heart*" and "Helps Maintain Healthy Cellular Energy*", carry an asterisk. It points to the required line saying FDA has not evaluated them (21 CFR 101.93 - Supplement statements).
04GMP
What does the GMP badge mean on Cardio Clear 7?
GMP stands for Good Manufacturing Practice, the federal rules for how supplements are made, labeled and stored. Every supplement maker selling in the US must follow them, so the badge describes a legal baseline rather than an extra.
A GMP claim gains weight when it names who checked it. Programs run by outside groups audit plants and print their own marks. The Cardio Clear 7 badge names no auditor, facility or date, so it cannot be checked from the outside.
Which facility makes the capsules, and which group audited it, and when? A clear answer would turn a badge into a fact you can verify.
05Doctor formulated
Who formulated Cardio Clear 7?
We do not know. The doctor formulated badge names no formulator, credential or specialty, and neither the store nor the info page does either (Simple Promise store listing) (Cardio Clear 7 info page).
The FTC treats a seal or an expert's name in an ad as an endorsement, which must be honest and reflect a real person's view (16 CFR 255 - FTC Endorsement Guides). Without a name, there is nothing to check. It also does not mean any doctor recommends the product, and no medical body has reviewed it.
Cardio Clear 7: from $31 a bottle30 capsules · 1, 3 or 6 bottles · free US shipping · 365-day money-back
See packs06Purity
Why does shilajit make lab testing matter more?
Shilajit is a mineral pitch from mountain rock, and products in its category can pick up heavy metals. A JAMA study found lead, mercury or arsenic in 20.7% of 193 Ayurvedic products sold online (Saper 2008 JAMA - Ayurvedic metals). NCCIH warns about the same problem (NCCIH - Ayurvedic Medicine).
Results vary by supplier. ConsumerLab tested eight shilajit supplements in 2024, and all were below levels of concern at one daily dose (ConsumerLab 2024 - shilajit tests). That is good news for the category, but it says nothing about one brand it did not test.
Cardio Clear 7 has 80 mg of shilajit per capsule, a small amount. A published metals test would still be the simplest way to settle the question. More on the shilajit page.
07Your checks
How can you check the quality of your own bottle?
Read the panel
Compare the Supplement Facts on your bottle with the store's amounts: CoQ10 100 mg, shilajit extract 80 mg, PQQ 10 mg. See supplement facts.
Check the seal and count
The bottle should be sealed and hold 30 capsules. Look for a lot code and a date on the label.
Ask for a CoA
Ask the brand, through the store's contact page, for a lab report that matches your lot, with the lab's name and test date.
Match your batch
Note the printed codes and follow the batch verify steps if anything looks wrong.
08Verdict
How does Cardio Clear 7 rate on transparency?
What is open
- Amounts listed for all three actives
- Other ingredients listed in full
- Plant-based capsule shell
- Standard FDA statement on the bottle claims
- 365-day money-back window on the store
What is missing
- No manufacturer or facility named
- No lab report or heavy metal results
- Badges name no certifier
- No formulator named
- CoA code with no document behind it
Our view: the label is clearer than many heart supplements, but the quality claims ask for trust rather than offering proof. If you take a blood thinner or other medicines, ask your doctor first; keep taking prescribed medicine and never stop or change it because of a supplement.
09If you decide to buy
Where do the order buttons go?
To the official Simple Promise store, where the 365-day guarantee applies. If a lab report is ever published, we will link it from this site.
10FAQ
Cardio Clear 7 quality: common questions
Is Cardio Clear 7 a scam?
It is a real supplement sold by Simple Promise with listed amounts and a 365-day guarantee, so it is not a scam in the sense of an empty box. But its ads use unverified media logos and badges with no certifier, and no lab report is published. Judge it on facts you can check.
Is Cardio Clear 7 approved by the FDA?
No, FDA does not approve any dietary supplement before sale, and that includes Cardio Clear 7. The FDA registered facility badge refers to registration, which FDA says does not mean approval. The maker is responsible for safety and claims.
Is Cardio Clear 7 third-party tested?
No third-party test has been published for Cardio Clear 7. There is no lab name, test date or result to read. The lot and CoA codes are seller references only. Ask the brand for a certificate of analysis that matches your lot.
Where is Cardio Clear 7 made?
A brand badge says Made in USA, but no facility, city or manufacturer is named on the bottle images or the store listing. Simple Promise is the brand on the label. We will add the maker's name if the brand publishes it.
What does GMP mean on a supplement label?
GMP means Good Manufacturing Practice, the federal rules every US supplement maker must follow for making, labeling and storing products. A GMP badge carries more weight when it names an outside auditor and a date; the Cardio Clear 7 badge names neither.
Is Cardio Clear 7 gluten free and dairy free?
Brand badges say naturally gluten free and dairy free, and no dairy or gluten source appears in the listed ingredients. No test or certifier is named. If you have celiac disease or a serious allergy, check the bottle and ask the brand before use.
Is the shilajit in Cardio Clear 7 purified?
The store calls it shilajit extract but does not describe how it is purified or tested. Purity matters because Ayurvedic products can carry heavy metals. Without a published lab report, we cannot confirm the metal levels in this batch.
11Who wrote this
Written and reviewed by
Pages built from the bottle, the official store listing, the brand info page and linked NIH, FDA, FTC and peer-reviewed sources.
Last updated . Read our editorial standards and how we check reviews. This website is run by a licensed U.S. retail desk, not by the manufacturer or by Simple Promise. We earn money when you buy through our order links.
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