The product I received is not genuine Batana oil. It does not exhibit the known traits of authentic, unrefined Batana in terms of color, texture, or scent. True Batana should be amber to brown with a thick, buttery texture, but this product was pale, thin, and inconsistent with real Batana. After I requested a refund, I had the product tested at a laboratory. The results confirmed that the chemical profile does not match the source of genuine Batana oil. The analysis revealed compounds that do not align with authentic Batana. The seller’s website description contradicts the product sent. Their page claims that cold-pressed Batana retains its natural carotenoids, which provide its characteristic amber color. However, the product I received lacked any amber or golden hues. They also assert that cold-pressed Batana is odorless and yellow, which is scientifically incorrect. If carotenoids and natural compounds were present, the oil would display warm amber tones and have a mild earthy scent. The absence of both suggests refining, dilution, or substitution instead of authentic Batana. I have included comparison photos showing genuine unrefined Batana oil alongside what I received. The documentation and websites from these companies do not guarantee authenticity, especially since many businesses outsource production and quality may suffer. Consumers deserve clear information and accurate labeling. I am sharing this so that potential buyers are well-informed. I stand by this review and have documentation to validate every claim.
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