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Surthrival Colostrum Powder

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Surthrival Colostrum Powder

A single-ingredient, never-defatted colostrum powder that states 540 mg of IgG in each 3 g serving (18%). Its pages show no testing, no collection window and no grass-fed claim.

Best for Adults who want a whole, non-defatted colostrum with a stated IgG and a one-ingredient label, and who will wait for the certificate of analysis and collection window we are asking Surthrival for.

Our quality rating
Fair (3 of 5)
Price range
Mid-range
Size
Powder, 6.5 oz (184 g); a serving is one teaspoon (3 g). A 1 kg tub is approx. $205 and 180 capsules approx. $34
Made in
USA-sourced, says the maker; its warehouse and most of its staff are in Maine

approx. $60 for 6.5 oz (about 61 servings)

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    Why we chose it What put it on our list 4 points
    • It states its IgG. The label shows colostrum (pasteurized cow pre-milk) 3,000 mg with immunoglobulin G 540 mg per teaspoon, which is 18%. Our colostrum guide asks for the IgG to be on the label.
    • The page says it is never defatted and spray-dried at low temperatures, with colostrum as the only ingredient and no blend. The label shows 1 g of fat and 15 calories per serving.
    • The directions are one teaspoon twice a day, 6 g, close to the low end of the 6.4 to 20 g a day used in the immune trials in our guide.
    • The page says the colostrum is USA-sourced and non-GMO and that you can trace every batch. Surthrival is a small Maine-based company with a short, readable label.
    Trade-offs What to weigh before you buy 4 points
    • No testing is mentioned anywhere we looked: no lab, certificate or claim of heavy-metal or pathogen testing on the product, FAQ or About pages. The label does say pasteurized.
    • The page gives no collection window (first milking or hours after calving), no farm or state, and no grass-fed claim.
    • At 18% IgG it is below the 25 to 30% our guide cites as a good target.
    • At the full label dose of 6 g a day, a 6.5 oz tub lasts about 30 days, roughly $2 a day. The 1 kg size is about $205, or about $1.23 a day at 6 g.
    What to know Details worth knowing first

    Bovine colostrum is the first milk after a cow calves. Our colostrum guide says the best evidence is for lower gut permeability in athletes, and it asks for a product that states its IgG. Surthrival’s powder does: 540 mg of IgG in each 3 g teaspoon, from whole, never-defatted colostrum, low-temperature spray-dried.

    What it does not do is say anything about testing. We found no lab, certificate or claim of heavy-metal or pathogen testing on its pages, and no collection window or farm. We are asking Surthrival for a certificate of analysis for the lot and for the collection window. Until it answers, treat its purity and sourcing as the maker’s word. If it can supply them, this is a plain, fairly priced whole colostrum.

    It contains milk, so avoid it with a dairy allergy, and ask a clinician first if you are pregnant.

    Quality & testing How it measures up against our checklist Fair, 3 of 5 · 7 checks
    Quality rating Fair

    An editorial rating of how well it meets our criteria for colostrum & organ supplements, given what we could verify. We only list products rated 3 or above.

    How Surthrival Colostrum Powder measures up against our colostrum & organ supplements criteria
    What we checked What we found
    Named sourcing Maker’s claim USA-sourced, says the page, which also says you can trace every batch. No state or farms and no grass-fed claim.
    Tested by lot Not verified Not stated. No testing claim, lab name or certificate on the product, FAQ or About pages.
    IgG per serving Maker’s claim Label: colostrum 3,000 mg and immunoglobulin G 540 mg per 1 teaspoon (3 g), about 61 servings per 6.5 oz. No assay is shown.
    Collection window Not verified Not stated: first milking or hours after calving, and no farm or state.
    Processing Maker’s claim Pasteurized (per the label) and low-temperature spray-dried, never defatted. The temperatures are not stated.
    A plain label Maker’s claim Colostrum only. Contains milk.
    Recalls, warning letters and Prop 65 Verified No FDA warning letter is for Surthrival (search of fda.gov’s warning letters, 2026-10-22), and no Prop 65 notice in the California Attorney General’s database names Surthrival.
    What the labels mean
    • Verified We opened an independent record that confirms it: a certifier’s listing, a regulator’s list or a lab report. It is linked under Sources.
    • Maker’s claim The maker says so on its own page or label. We read it but found no independent record.
    • Not verified We looked and could not confirm it, or the maker does not say. Treat it as unknown.
    Sources Where our facts come from 6 sources
    1. Surthrival Colostrum product page. Maker’s page. Prices, directions and claims, seen 2026-10-22. Open ↗
    2. Surthrival Colostrum 6.5 oz Supplement Facts. Maker’s page. Serving 1 tsp (3 g), about 61 servings, colostrum 3,000 mg, IgG 540 mg. Open ↗
    3. Surthrival About Us. Maker’s page. Says ingredients are traceable and processing gentle. No testing claim. Open ↗
    4. Surthrival FAQs. Maker’s page. Covers shipping, returns and location only. No testing or sourcing answers. Open ↗
    5. FDA warning letters search for “surthrival”. Certifier or regulator listing. No results. Open ↗
    6. California Attorney General: 60-day notice search for “Surthrival”. Certifier or regulator listing. No notices on 2026-10-22. The database searches company and product names. Open ↗
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