Label Transparency
The number that matters is on the back of the bottle.
Most supplement labels quote compound weight on the front and bury the elemental dose in the panel. We print both, on every bottle, because one number without the other is not a comparison anyone can make.
Dietary attributes vary by formula — every product page shows exactly which apply.
Shop by goal
Start with what you are working on.
The full line
Organised the way a protocol is written
What we print, and why
Elemental dose alongside compound weight. A capsule of 2,500 mg magnesium glycinate contains roughly 275 mg of magnesium. Both figures belong on the label; only one of them is the dose.
The form, in the panel. Glycinate, citrate and oxide are not interchangeable. The form goes in parentheses beneath the nutrient, where the standard says it should.
No proprietary blends. A blend that hides the dose of each ingredient has told you a story and withheld the arithmetic.
For practitioners
Dispense without carrying inventory
Verified practitioners get wholesale pricing, a dispensary page for their patients, and account credit on every patient order. No minimums, no stock to hold.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.