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Say what you
want to prove.
For a product in development or one already on shelf. A scientist replies within 24 to 48 hours, then maps your claim to the tests, the study design and the level of evidence it needs.
A scientist reads every brief, not a sales rep. If a smaller piece of work would answer your question first, you will hear that.
After you press send
A scientist maps the claim you want
to the evidence that carries it.
Your brief goes to a scientist, who replies within 24 to 48 hours and then scopes the tests and evidence level your claim needs.
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A scientist reads your brief
The person who scopes your work is the person who understands the chemistry.
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A scientist replies within 24 to 48 hours
A scoped quote and turnaround follow, and, if it helps, a cheaper or faster piece of work than the one you asked for.
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You send samples to Cedartown
Sample intake, testing and Certificate of Analysis issuance all happen in one accredited laboratory.
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The same scientist stays with it
From enquiry through to certificate — with second-scientist review and Technical Director sign-off before anything reaches you.
Request a quote
Two steps, about a minute. A scientist reads every one.
Primary Laboratory
Cedartown, GA
Sample intake, testing & CoA issuance.
Commercial Office
Atlanta, GA
Client services, business development and research project management.
Accreditation
ISO/IEC 17025:2017 · GLP compliant · cGMP aligned (21 CFR 111)
Before you ask
What makes a quote
go up or down.
Rates are quoted per scope, because two projects with the same name can differ widely. These are the variables a scope is built from — worth knowing before you write your brief.
One SKU, or a formulation compared against two competitors.
A 30-person sensory panel and a 150-person consumer study are different studies with different costs.
Three days of sensory work, or a 28-day in-home study with daily diaries.
General adults recruit quickly. Post-menopausal women with disturbed sleep do not.
A single assay, or a full panel with stability modeling behind it.
Standard analytical turnaround is 5–7 business days from sample receipt; rush is 48–72 hours on select assays.
Asked often
Questions worth
answering upfront.
Do I need to know which test I want?
No. Describe the claim you would like to make, or the problem you are trying to solve, and we will map it to the tests and studies that support it. “I’m not sure” is a legitimate answer on the form above.
How quickly can I get a Certificate of Analysis?
Standard analytical turnaround is 5–7 business days from sample receipt. Rush turnaround of 48–72 hours is available on select assays. Every certificate passes second-scientist review and Technical Director sign-off before it reaches you.
Can you help with the claim wording itself?
Yes — claims strategy sits inside the platform rather than beside it. All programs are designed for DSHEA structure/function compliance; curí does not design studies to support disease claims.
We are a small brand. Is there a minimum?
You can start with a single assay. Many relationships begin with one Certificate of Analysis for a retailer and grow from there as the product needs more evidence behind it.
Where do samples go?
To the Cedartown, Georgia laboratory, which handles sample intake, testing and certificate issuance. We confirm quantities and shipping details with your quote, so nothing is sent before it is needed.
Do you work with contract manufacturers other than F.A.M.E.?
Yes. curí was established as a separate testing and research entity precisely so analytical independence sits apart from manufacturing.