Kosher Certified

You need chemicals your kosher certifier will approve, and you'd rather not burn a week chasing paperwork to prove it. That's what this page is for. Every listing in this Kosher certified chemicals collection shows its certification in the product name, so you can see what you're buying before it hits your cart. Look for ethanol in 140, 190 and 200 proof, both undenatured and denatured. Hydrogen peroxide, propylene glycol and PEG 400 are here too, along with citric acid, phosphoric acid, potassium sorbate, caffeine, MCT oil, polysorbate 80 and activated carbon. Sizes start at a pint and climb to 55 gallon drums and 275 gallon totes. Prices show up on every listing, so you won't need a quote just to learn what something costs. Autoship is available on nearly every listing, which means a repeat order can run on its own schedule. Bakers, supplement brands, extract makers and cosmetic formulators all shop here for the same reason: find the right certified chemical fast and get back to work.

Here's the part that trips people up. Kosher certification isn't a purity grade. It tells you a rabbinic agency has reviewed how a chemical is sourced, made and handled. Lab Alley's certification is supervised by OV Kosher through the Vaad Hoeir of St. Louis, and it covers select products, so the product name is your guide. Many listings also carry Halal certification, and plenty pair Kosher with USP, FCC or Food Grade standards when the chemical is headed for food or supplements. Certification documents, Safety Data Sheets and lot Certificates of Analysis are online, so your quality team can pull them without a phone call. One heads up before checkout. SDA in 5 gallons or more needs your TTB permit, and a few chemicals ship only to business, school or lab addresses. The FAQ below covers both. And if you aren't sure which listing fits, start with the grade in the name. USP/FCC and Food Grade listings are for food and supplements. Denatured and SDA listings are for cleaning and solvent work.