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A Note From Our Founder

Five Questions I Wish Every Supplement Buyer Would Ask

My background in medicine taught me to ask hard questions — especially when what's at stake is what goes into your body. Here are the five I ask about every supplement, and why they shaped every decision at Premiux.

Not necessarily. What matters is whether the dose aligns with your body's recognized daily requirement. The FDA requires every supplement label to declare the % Daily Value so you can see whether the amount is meaningful or merely decorative. Every Premiux product is formulated to align with recognized daily values — not to impress with large numbers.

Source: FDA Daily Value Guidelines (21 CFR 101.36)

Read the Supplement Facts panel. Federal law requires every supplement sold in the US to disclose every ingredient, its quantity, and its % Daily Value in a standardized format you can verify yourself. If a company buries ingredients in a "proprietary blend" without individual amounts — that's worth noticing.

Source: FDA Supplement Facts Requirements (21 CFR Part 111)

This happens more than most people realize. A 2022 study in JAMA Network Open analyzed 30 immune health supplements and found only 13 of 30 had accurate labels — and not one carried a third-party certification seal. Independent lab testing is the only way to close that gap. Every Premiux batch is third-party tested, and we publish the Certificate of Analysis on each product page.

Source: Crawford et al., JAMA Network Open, 2022

Look for certification from credible independent bodies. Halal certification requires rigorous ingredient verification — every component must be disclosed, traceable, and free from contamination. The NIH Office of Dietary Supplements recommends third-party certification as the most reliable way to confirm a supplement contains what it claims, and nothing it doesn't.

Source: NIH Office of Dietary Supplements

US-manufactured supplements are held to current Good Manufacturing Practice standards (cGMP, 21 CFR Part 111) — federal regulations governing testing, ingredient traceability, and quality control at every production step, enforced through FDA facility inspections. Premiux is manufactured exclusively in GMP-certified, FDA-registered US facilities — because where a supplement is made is not a minor detail.

Source: FDA cGMP Final Rule for Dietary Supplements (2007)

Premiux was built to answer every one of these questions honestly — with aligned daily values, full ingredient disclosure, third-party lab results you can read yourself, Halal-certified clean formulas, and US-facility manufacturing held to federal standards.

Not because it's required. Because it should be the baseline.

— Nasrin, Founder, Premiux Nutrition

RADICAL TRANSPARENCY

Every Batch. Verified. Not Just Claimed.

Most supplements are never independently tested. The label is printed, the bottle is filled, and it reaches you on trust alone. At Premiux, every single batch goes through third-party laboratory testing before it reaches you — and we publish the results. Not as a marketing claim. As a document you can read.

✓ Manufactured in GMP-certified, FDA-registered US facilities
✓ Third-party tested every batch — purity, potency, and heavy metals
✓ Certificate of Analysis published for every product and batch
✓ Halal certified — ingredients verified, traceable, and disclosed
✓ Pectin-based or Halal-certified bovine gelatin — always clearly disclosed
✓ No artificial dyes — color from natural sources only

View Lab Results-COA

The Premiux Difference

Topic
Premiux
Other Brands
Manufacturing
Premiux:
Made in U.S. facilities with strict quality controls
Other Brands:
Standards vary or unclear
Testing
Premiux:
Third-party verified for purity and potency
Other Brands:
Often not tested
Formats
Premiux:
Gummies & convenient formats for daily use
Other Brands:
Mostly pills/capsules
Trust & Transparency
Premiux:
Displays trust logos on product packaging
Other Brands:
Logos or verification often missing

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.