Formulations and Formulators

Our targeted wellness formulas are designed to support the body’s natural balance and address foundational aspects of health. Many of these blends include innovative ingredients that may be unfamiliar to consumers—and even to some healthcare professionals. 

For almost two decades, we’ve seen growing interest in these components, reflecting the broader recognition of nutritional approaches we’ve supported for years. Our formulations are developed in collaboration with respected scientists and researchers from leading institutions and organizations in the fields of molecular and metabolic health.

Evidence-Based and Therapeutic Potency

All Markit Health Products are evidence-based. The most cases the evidence comes from well-controlled human clinical trials, in populations demographically similar to our customers. Most ingredients will have a many published clinical results in peer-reviewed scientific journals. This is what we consider when reviewing ingredients to include in our formulas. We also take into consideration historical data of thousands of years of traditional use, as well as observations of practitioners in clinics. Once we have chosen evidence-based ingredients and acquired them in a superior form, our formulators always include the right therapeutic dosing of each ingredient, based on established research.

Superior Raw Material and Laboratories

All of our raw materials must pass stringent quality controls by our manufacturers before they are utilized. In addition, we use only those precursor materials that are of the highest quality and that pass our in house quality inspection.

All raw materials are tested for purity prior to production. Quality control engineers have the authority during any stage of production to reject any product that does not adhere to our strict quality standards. All personnel follow explicit written protocols that are strictly enforced during the manufacturing process. All steps during the manufacturing process are documented and reviewed by quality control specialists. Manufacturing equipment is properly maintained and cleaned on a predetermined schedule that is documented in company logs for review by the Department of Agriculture and the Food and Drug Administration. The Department of Agriculture also has jurisdiction over equipment and GMP’s (Good Manufacturing Practices). This helps to ensure the absence of any contamination during the manufacturing process. Production records associated with each unit of a product, including all raw materials used, are filed for two years past the expiration date.