I’m baffled that Amazon insists apricot-derived ingredients are “impossible to process” to remove amygdalin, despite a signed letter from the manufacturer explaining exactly how they eliminate B17. Here’s what they’re ignoring:

Certified Processing Protocol

Steaming/Light Stir-Frying: Apricot seeds/kernels are first steamed or gently heated to soften the skin.

Tip & Skin Removal: The hard seed tips and skins—where amygdalin concentrates—are mechanically removed.

Result: This combination of heat and physical removal eradicates amygdalin, as confirmed by the manufacturer’s letter on official Kan Herbs letterhead.

Manufacturer’s Own Letter

The owner of the herb supplier detailed this exact process in a signed, dated letter, affirming that no B17 remains after these steps.

I’ve uploaded high-resolution photos of that letter under each ASIN so your team can verify it directly.

Amazon’s Willful Denial

Despite this unambiguous, on-record evidence, Amazon refuses to acknowledge the letter or reevaluate the case.

This isn’t a debate over science—it’s blatant disregard for the manufacturer’s documented, step-by-step toxin-removal procedure.

Moderators, please intervene. My appeal submits the official processing letter; there is zero amygdalin left in these products. Enforce a fair review with this critical document in hand.