When it comes to your health, trust is everything. For over 40 years, Metagenics has been dedicated to providing safe and effective natural medicine. From meticulous ingredient sourcing to rigorous testing, we uphold the highest standards of quality to ensure you receive only the best. Our commitment to quality means every product is crafted with precision and care. We never compromise on safety or reliability, ensuring our formulas consistently deliver results you can trust.
Ensuring the Purity of Metagenics Products
While active ingredients are a given in natural medicines, impurities should never be. At Metagenics, we prioritise transparency for both practitioners and patients, which is why we openly share the impurities we test for in our product range. Discover why we test for these impurities and what you need to know about them.
Science-Driven Innovation
With a highly trained, in-house Research & Development team, we stay at the forefront of emerging science to deliver innovative formulas that set the standard. For every ingredient we source, we require much more than a Certificate of Analysis from the supplier. Metagenics take it one step further— everything that comes through the door is tested and supported by process validation, stability trials and unique test methods.
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