How we prove it
Trust is not a tone of voice. It is a number you can check, a certificate you can open, and a claim we were willing to leave off the label. Here is all three.
What every batch is tested for
Not a sample of batches. Every batch, by an independent laboratory, before release.
Identity
That the ingredient in the bottle is the ingredient on the label — confirmed against a reference standard, not a supplier’s word.
Potency
That the amount present matches the amount stated. This is where most of the category quietly underperforms.
Heavy metals
Lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury, tested to limits at or below the strictest applicable standard.
Microbials
Total counts and specified organisms, on every lot, before release.
The certificate is on the product page, not behind a form
Testing you have to request is testing you cannot check. Match the lot number printed on your bottle to the certificate published on that product’s page and read the results for the exact batch in your hand.
How to read our label
Six elements, in the same order, on all seven products. Learn one label and you have learned the range.
Wordmark
Innergevity, top-left, the same size relationship on all seven packs.
Pillar rule and label
One rule and one line of caps in the pillar colour. The only other colour on the pack.
Product name
Plain English, and the largest element on the label — larger than the brand name.
Descriptor
Two lines of sentence-case fact. What it delivers and where. No adjectives.
Actives strip
The ingredient shorthand, in caps, for the buyer who already knows what to look for.
Format and days
Count and days served. The number that lets you check the price per day yourself.
What we left off
The fastest way to judge a supplement brand is not what it claims. It is what it declined to claim when nobody would have checked.
Our formulations are supported by research, and some of that research is genuinely strong. But a study on an ingredient is not a claim about a product, and a number without a citation is decoration. So the science lives here, in the evidence layer, where it can be read in full — and it stays off the bottle.
- Superlatives. No “best”, no “most powerful”, no “ultimate”.
- Comparative claims we cannot date and source.
- Results we cannot point to a published study for.
- Disease language of any kind, on the pack or on this site.
- Before-and-after imagery and implied outcomes.
- Anything that would need an asterisk to survive.
The clinical dossier
Several formulations in this range — Liver Regeneration Complex and NADH-20 in particular — sit on a substantial body of study data, including measured outcomes we do not publish in consumer marketing.
Available to qualified practitioners
Full study documentation, primary sources and manufacturing specifications are provided on request to clinicians, pharmacists and registered health professionals. We would rather hand you the papers than summarise them into a marketing number.