Quality & COA
Proof, not promises.
What we can show you today, and what we can't
Most supplement companies will tell you their products are third-party tested. Ask for the certificate and you get a contact form.
So here is exactly where we stand: we do not have certificates published on this page yet. The table below is built, and each batch will be listed in it as its certificate clears. Until then, if you want the paperwork behind the batch number on your bottle, message us through the Contact page and we'll send you whatever exists for it — or tell you plainly that it isn't ready.
We'd rather show you an empty table than a wall of logos.
Certificates of analysis
Nothing is published here yet. This table fills in as each batch clears testing.
| Product | Batch | Date tested | Laboratory | Certificate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FLOW — Prostate Support | — | — | — | Not yet published |
| SURGE — Nitric Oxide Support | — | — | — | Not yet published |
| ROOT — Organic Beetroot | — | — | — | Not yet published |
| REST — Magnesium Glycinate | — | — | — | Not yet published |
| MOVE — Joint Support | — | — | — | Not yet published |
| STEADY — Blood Sugar Support | — | — | — | Not yet published |
How to read a certificate, once yours is listed
1. Find your batch number. It's printed on the bottle, usually near the expiry date on the base or the side of the label.
2. Match it to the table above and open the certificate.
3. Read the three things that matter:
- Identity — confirms the ingredient is what the label says it is. This is the test that catches substitution, which is more common in botanicals than most people realise.
- Potency — confirms the amount present matches the amount claimed. This is the test that catches under-dosing.
- Contaminants — heavy metals (lead, arsenic, cadmium, mercury), microbials, and where relevant, pesticide residue.
A certificate that only shows one of those three is not a full picture. A complete one shows all three, and that is the standard we're holding ourselves to for what goes in this table.
What GMP actually means
Good Manufacturing Practice is a set of FDA regulations covering how a dietary supplement facility must operate — how ingredients are received and verified, how equipment is cleaned between runs, how batches are documented, and how records are retained.
Our products are manufactured and bottled in the United States in a GMP-registered facility.
Here is the honest limit of that claim: GMP governs the process, not the formula. A GMP facility can legally produce an under-dosed product with a proprietary blend. GMP is a floor, not a badge of quality. That's why the certificate matters more than the facility badge — the certificate is the part that tells you what's actually in the bottle, and it's the part we still owe you.
What we don't claim
This section exists because most brands' quality pages are a wall of logos, and the logos are the part worth interrogating.
- We do not have certificates of analysis published on this page yet. The table above is empty, and we've left it visible rather than hide the section until it's full.
- We are not NSF Certified for Sport. If you're a tested athlete, buy something that is.
- We are not USP Verified.
- We are not organic-certified, except where an individual label says so.
- We do not have a doctor on retainer to endorse these products, and you should be sceptical of brands that do.
- We have no clinical trials on our finished formulas. What we have is every active and its amount printed on the label. Once the certificates are published, you'll also be able to confirm those amounts are actually present. That tells you what is in the bottle. It does not tell you the formula has been trialled, and we won't blur the two.
- We do not claim our doses match the amounts used in published research. Some are close, some are well below, and it varies by ingredient. Anyone who tells you their whole range is “clinically dosed” is either not checking or hoping you won't.
- We don't have press logos, because no press has covered us.
Where these are made
Formulated and bottled in the United States in a GMP-registered facility. Fulfilment is handled by our supply partner in the US. If you want to know something specific about sourcing that isn't answered here, ask us on the Contact page and we'll answer it plainly or tell you we don't know.
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.