The Standard
SYNTREX LABS · THE STANDARD
We would rather tell you what it isn't.
Every product page on this site publishes the complete Supplement Facts panel, the full ingredient list, and a section describing the product's limits. Not the highlights. The whole thing.
01 · THE PROBLEM
This category runs on things that are technically true.
A label says 2,500 mg of magnesium glycinate. True. It contains 275 mg of magnesium. Also true. One of those is the number you absorb, and it isn't the big one.
A tub says proprietary blend, 4,200 mg. True. It doesn't say that 4,100 mg of it is the cheap ingredient and 100 mg is the one on the front. Also true.
None of this is illegal. All of it is designed so that a reasonable person reads the label correctly and still gets the wrong impression.
02 · THE STANDARD
Four rules. They cost us margin.
These aren't values on a wall. Each one has a price, and we pay it on every SKU.
The whole panel, published
Not a highlights reel. Every nutrient, every quantity, every percent daily value — reproduced on the product page before you buy, not after it arrives.
Elemental, not compound
Where a nutrient is bound to a carrier, we lead with the amount you absorb. MAG+ says 275 mg, not 2,500 mg. It reads smaller. It's the honest one.
No proprietary blends
Every active is disclosed at its individual dose. If we can't tell you how much of something is in there, we don't put it in.
The limits, stated
Every product page has a section called What it isn't. It's the part most brands would cut. We think it's the part that earns the sale.
03 · WHAT WE WON'T DO
The list matters more than the promises.
- Print a certification we can't produce the paperwork for.
- Lead with a compound weight because it's a bigger number.
- Hide a formula behind the words proprietary blend.
- Describe a supplement as treating, curing or preventing anything.
- Claim research is settled when it isn't. NMN is early. We say so on the page.
04 · WHERE IT'S MADE
Manufactured in the USA from globally sourced ingredients.
That sentence is longer than “Made in USA” and we use it deliberately. Our products are manufactured in the United States. The ingredients are sourced globally, because the best magnesium and the best whey do not come from the same place.
The FTC has a specific standard for an unqualified “Made in USA” claim, and we don't meet it. So we don't make it.