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Quality, sourcing & testingARTICLE 030

Where does NEOtrition source its ingredients, and how are suppliers selected?

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We select raw materials with attention to purity, consistency, and form; ask about the origin of a named ingredient.

NEOtrition’s raw-material selection focuses on purity, consistency, and ingredient form. Those priorities help guide which materials are considered for a formula and how its composition is developed.

For an ingredient’s origin, use its full name from the product label. Botanical sourcing questions may involve the plant species, plant part, and extract; other ingredients may be identified by a particular salt or compound.

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Contact our team with the product name, ingredient, and the information you need—such as country of origin, source material, or supplier qualification details. If your question concerns a bottle you own, include its lot number and a label photo.

Tell us if the request relates to a dietary requirement or allergy so it can be focused appropriately. If you want analytical information for the finished product, our batch-report guide explains what to include in that request.

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