Vitamin B-Complex provides a full-complement of essential B-complex vitamins in high potency amounts. Activated, coenzyme forms provide optimum B complex vitamin support for individuals who may have difficulty metabolizing standard supplemental forms of B vitamins. Inclusion of Metafolin® L-5-methyltetrahydrofolate (L-5-MTHF), a bioactive form of folate, ensures more immediate effects on metabolism than folic acid, the form of folate commonly used in fortified foods and supplements. Activated vitamin B12 as methylcobalamin enhances B12 absorption and bioavailability. The lipid-soluble form of thiamine, is also included together with active forms of riboflavin and vitamin B6. Altogether, these vitamins play an important role in keeping our bodies running like well-oiled machines. These essential nutrients help convert our food into fuel, allowing us to stay energized throughout the day. While many of these vitamins work in tandem, each has its own specific benefits — from promoting healthy skin and hair to improved memory and clarity of mind. *

All our products start with a foundation of quality ingredients that are used in our research-based product formulations. Through the stringent qualification of all ingredient suppliers and manufacturing partners, in-process verification of product specifications, and comprehensive third-party testing of every ingredient and finished product.

Our ingredient suppliers are only qualified after a comprehensive review of their manufacturing processes, testing protocols, and quality documentation methods. Only ingredients found in the most bioavailable forms are used to maximize absorption and effectiveness.

All formulations are developed with a focus on minimizing the use of excipients, fillers, and binders.
• All formulations are vegan-based and free from common allergens.
• Mineral dosages are identified by true elemental weight as opposed to salt weight.
• Herbal extracts are standardized to their primary active marker compounds to ensure products are delivering effective doses. In simpler words, the active compound in the herb rather than the whole herb itself is identified.