Our Standards
What goes in the bottle
Named ingredients, printed doses, and nothing on the label we can't back.
A short list of things every Verelia formula has to clear before it gets a label.
Quality ingredients
The form of an ingredient decides how much of it is usable. Magnesium glycinate rather than oxide. Curcumin paired with a bioavailability enhancer. Creatine monohydrate, the form the research was built on.
Meaningful doses
An ingredient earns its place at an amount that means something, not at a trace amount added so it can appear on the front of the bottle.
Readable labels
Every active ingredient is named on the label, and the amount is printed alongside it wherever the manufacturer's formulation allows. Where a formula uses a supplier's fixed blend, the strains and the total are both stated so you can still see exactly what you are taking.
Nothing we cannot back
No certification mark goes on a bottle until the certificate for that specific formula is held. No claim appears on a label that the formulation does not support.
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.
The checklist
Five things every formula clears
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Clean Ingredients
Nothing added for colour or taste.
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Non-GMO
Confirmed formula by formula.
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Made in the USA
Blended and bottled stateside.
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Gluten Free
Confirmed formula by formula.
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Third-Party Tested
Checked outside the production line.
A certification mark goes on a bottle only once the certificate for that formula is held.

How we choose
Form first, dose second
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Researched forms
The versions of each ingredient used in published work.
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Amounts that matter
Doses set to do something, not to fill a line.
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Nothing hidden
Every active named, every amount printed.
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cGMP facilities
US sites operating to current Good Manufacturing Practice.