Has the peppermint oil been tested by a third party? I want to be 100% sure before I buy.

It’s not peppermint. I know the label says “Peppermint” oil, 100% pure etc. but the ingredient listed on the label says it’s Mentha Arvensis. That’s field mint (also called cornmint , wild mint, or menthol mint). It’s not the same thing as Mentha Piperita (peppermint) and it definitely doesn’t smell the same but it’s cheap and if you want to use it for something like pest repellent, it’s great. If you want actual peppermint oil or something that smells just like peppermint, this is not it.

Has the peppermint oil been tested by a third party? I want to be 100% sure before I buy.

I checked the bottle, and it doesn't mention testing. The origin is India, the distributor is Amakoz Inc. I went to their website and couldn't find out if this oil is third-party tested either. If you'd like, you can contact them for further info: https://amakoz.com/pages/contact-us

Does this repel bugs/roaches? I read to put some on the cardboard shoeboxes before storing. I like to keep my original boxes.

I don't know about roaches, however stink bugs, hornets, and spiders don't seem to like it much. I bought for stink bugs and hornets. I put one part of peppermint oil to 4 parts water and spray. Truly, it is effective and strong.

Does this product kill black mold?

Using tea tree oil. If you find mold in your house, there are a number of products you can use to get rid of it, including bleach, vinegar and hydrogen peroxide. However, tea tree oil is by far the most effective, natural option. ... Mix one teaspoon of tea tree oil with one cup of water in a plastic spray bottle.

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