Frequently Asked Question's ( FAQ's)

Are your products Quality controlled?

From raw material selection through encapsulating and bottling, to shipping of the finished product, our products adhere to the strictest of quality control standards. Every step of the process is thoroughly controlled to ensure that our customers receive consistently potent and effective nutritional supplements every time they order. Our Quality Assurance program ensures optimum potency and maximum freedom from environmental contaminants.

Our products use the highest quality sources for raw materials and we use select cGMP labs for production. Each product goes through extensive testing. The manufacturing facilities used are all registered with the FDA for dietary supplement manufacturing.

We use comprehensive and exacting standard operating procedures to determine every facet of the process. Our cGMPs (current Good Manufacturing Practices) meet or exceed FDA guidelines for dietary supplements in order to ensure the safety and effectiveness of our products.

Are your products 3rd party tested?

Since every raw material has a unique microbial or environmental adulteration hazard, each material has a predetermined testing protocol suited to its own risk level. Every batch of raw material is tested using the recommended standards. This includes testing for heavy metals.
Our products are tested to identify raw materials. This testing assures that products meet all intended identity, strength, and composition specifications unique to each finished product.
Audits of outside laboratory partners are performed to qualify their results.
Environmental testing for microbiological hazards is an integral part of the testing program. Introduction of microbial adulterants during holding or processing is carefully monitored.

***These important steps assure that our products meet the highest quality, purity and potency standards.***

What does FDA GMP-certified mean?

cGMP means "Current Good Manufacturing Practices," which are FDA regulations ensuring that products like drugs, food, and medical devices are consistently produced and controlled to meet quality and safety standards. These practices cover all aspects of production, including personnel, facilities, equipment, and processes, and are updated to reflect the latest science and best practices.

Some of what cGMP requires:

Quality systems: Companies must establish robust quality management systems.
Facilities and equipment: Buildings, equipment, and grounds must be properly maintained, designed, and calibrated to prevent contamination and mix-ups.
Raw materials: Manufacturers must use appropriate and specified raw materials.
Procedures: All procedures must be clearly written and followed, with records kept to document every step of production.
Quality control: Products must be tested to ensure they have the correct identity, strength, quality, and purity.
Record-keeping: A complete history of each batch must be retained and accessible.
Product safety: The entire process is designed to prevent contamination, mix-ups, and other errors, ensuring the final product is safe and effective.

Good to Know:

Unless unavoidable our formulas do not contain wheat, corn protein, yeast, soy or dairy products. We avoid the use of artificial colors, artificial sweeteners, or preservatives. In cases where a filler must be used, we use only vegetable-based cellulose, rice bran or rice flour.