Q: What are the units used for the values listed in the comparison table above?

For Food Products: All nutritional values are listed on a per 100g basis. For Supplements & Nutraceuticals: All ingredient values are listed on a per capsule/tablet basis.

Question 1

Zama vs Anveshan: Which product is better?

Accepted Answer

Zama Extra Virgin Olive Oil received a rating of (C) and Anveshan A2 Cow Ghee received a rating of (A+) in Unbox Health's independent lab tests.

Label Accuracy: Anveshan A2 Cow Ghee (10 out of 10) received a higher score than Zama Extra Virgin Olive Oil (5.11 out of 10).
Non-Toxicity: Zama Extra Virgin Olive Oil (10 out of 10) and Anveshan A2 Cow Ghee (10 out of 10) received similar scores.

See the comparison table above for the exact tested values.

Question 2

What is the difference between Zama Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Anveshan A2 Cow Ghee?

Accepted Answer

Zama Extra Virgin Olive Oil received a rating of (C) and Anveshan A2 Cow Ghee received a rating of (A+) in Unbox Health's independent lab tests.

Label Accuracy: Anveshan A2 Cow Ghee (10 out of 10) received a higher score than Zama Extra Virgin Olive Oil (5.11 out of 10).
Non-Toxicity: Zama Extra Virgin Olive Oil (10 out of 10) and Anveshan A2 Cow Ghee (10 out of 10) received similar scores.

See the comparison table above for the exact tested values.

Question 3

Is Zama Extra Virgin Olive Oil good for health?

Accepted Answer

Whether Zama Extra Virgin Olive Oil is good for your health depends on individual dietary needs. Unbox Health does not label products as healthy or unhealthy, it tests them independently and lets the data decide. Zama Extra Virgin Olive Oil scored (C) overall, with Label Accuracy 5.11/10 and Non-Toxicity 10/10. Check Unbox Health's lab data for Zama Extra Virgin Olive Oil before deciding.

Question 4

Is Anveshan A2 Cow Ghee good for health?

Accepted Answer

Whether Anveshan A2 Cow Ghee is good for your health depends on individual dietary needs. Unbox Health does not label products as healthy or unhealthy, it tests them independently and lets the data decide. Anveshan A2 Cow Ghee scored (A+) overall, with Label Accuracy 10/10 and Non-Toxicity 10/10. Check Unbox Health's lab data for Anveshan A2 Cow Ghee before deciding.

Question 5

Where can I see the lab test results for Zama Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Anveshan A2 Cow Ghee?

Accepted Answer

The full lab test results for Zama Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Anveshan A2 Cow Ghee, including tested nutrient and safety parameter values, are shown in the comparison table above. You can also view each product's complete lab report on their individual product pages.

Question 6

Which is safer — Zama Extra Virgin Olive Oil or Anveshan A2 Cow Ghee?

Accepted Answer

Zama Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Anveshan A2 Cow Ghee received similar Non-Toxicity scores (10 out of 10) and (10 out of 10) in Unbox Health's independent lab tests. Non-Toxicity scores measure unsafe contaminant levels (heavy metals, aflatoxins and others) against FSSAI safety limits. See the comparison table above for the exact contaminant values.

Question 7

Which has better Label Accuracy — Zama Extra Virgin Olive Oil or Anveshan A2 Cow Ghee?

Accepted Answer

Anveshan A2 Cow Ghee (10 out of 10) received a higher Label Accuracy score than Zama Extra Virgin Olive Oil (5.11 out of 10) in Unbox Health's independent lab tests. Label Accuracy measures how closely tested nutrient content matches the brand's declared label claim. See the comparison table above for the exact tested versus claimed values.

Question 8

What are the units used for the values listed in the comparison table above?

Accepted Answer

For Food Products: All nutritional values are listed on a per 100g basis.

For Supplements & Nutraceuticals: All ingredient values are listed on a per capsule/tablet basis.

Question 9

How many labs were used to test these products?

Accepted Answer

Every product gets tested at multiple accredited international labs, which gives us multiple data points per parameter per product. We use these data points to arrive at a single consensus value for each parameter based on our robust consensus rules.

Question 10

If a product contains Heavy Metals or Aflatoxins at levels > 0, does that mean it is unsafe?

Accepted Answer

No, many products may contain Aflatoxins or Heavy Metals (like lead, arsenic, cadmium, mercury) at levels > 0. This does not mean they are above legal safety limits. Please refer to the Non-Toxicity Score of the product to determine if they were found to be unsafe for consumption.

Values of 0ppm for lead, arsenic, cadmium, mercury should be interpreted as approximately zero. Trace amounts (at levels below the detectable limit) may still be present.
Values of 0ppb for aflatoxins should be interpreted as approximately zero. Trace amounts (at levels below the detectable limit) may still be present.

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