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About The Certification Of Emu Oil (AEA Standards) Back To Emu Oil Info Center Here's How Emu Oil Certification Works A sample from each "batch" of emu oil that is refined must be submitted to the American Emu Association for lab testing. Some batches are as much as 165 gallons while others can be as small as twenty-five gallons. If the submitted sample meets the AEA standards in the lab, certification is approved and the emu oil from that batch can be sold as "certified." Stickers that show certification for that batch are supplied and when a customer requests proof of certification, a sticker is attached. Very few customers demand actual proof of certification so, stickers begin to collect after only a couple of batches. The problem is that in truth, most companies don't continue to submit samples for certification from each and every batch of oil they have refined because the certification process is expensive, it takes a lot of time, and the standards aren't difficult to meet. It isn't as if its a common thing that the oil doesn't meet certification standards after refining. We've been in business since 1994 and have never had a batch that wasn't WELL within the specifications. Good results start with using great product for refining in the first place. We have published the actual American Emu Association standards here and we save the test results from each batch that we have refined. This way, if you prefer you can simply phone and we can verify the test results for you, or email you the laboratory COA (Certificate Of Analysis) from that batch. You can be confident the emu oil you'll receive is absolutely fresh AND far exceeds the standards set by the American Emu Association. Check out "Marketing Ploys."
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