The term 'cold pressed' has become a popular marketing label, but not every bottle that says it on the front is genuinely extracted without heat or chemicals. Here is what to actually look for:
1. Certification: Look for FSSAI certification and, ideally, NABL accredited lab testing for purity.
2. Ingredients list: A genuine cold pressed oil has one ingredient -- the oil itself. No preservatives, no added color.
3. Aroma: Real wood pressed oils have a distinct, natural aroma that refined oils lack.
4. Sediment: A little natural sediment at the bottom of the bottle is often a good sign of an unrefined, unfiltered product.
Every Saattvik Natural product carries FSSAI certification and NABL lab-tested purity, so you know exactly what you are getting.
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