The Science
Formulated on evidence,
not on trend.
Every ingredient in this collection earned its place by doing something measurable in human beings. Here is how we decide what makes the cut — and what does not.
Our Standard of Proof
Three gates,
no exceptions.
An ingredient does not enter an Omnivia formulation because it is trending, because a competitor launched it, or because a supplier has surplus. It enters because it has cleared three independent gates — and if it fails any one of them, no amount of consumer demand changes the answer.
It has a record. Used by people, in meaningful amounts, over long enough that we would know if it caused harm. A multi-century safety record is data no eight-week trial can produce.
It has human evidence. Not cell culture. Not rodents. Randomized, controlled research in people, measuring something that matters outside a laboratory — and we weight systematic reviews above single trials.
It is documented. Composition and contaminant screening stated on a certificate of analysis, published in full. A claim with nothing behind it is marketing.
What this excludes. Several popular compounds fail these tests and are therefore absent from our line, whatever the demand for them. A short collection is the consequence of a real standard, not a lack of ambition.
Read the Fine Print
What the category does. What we do.
Not a comparison with any one brand — a comparison with the category's habits. Every line in the right-hand column is checkable on this site.
| Common practice | Omnivia | |
|---|---|---|
| The dose | Proprietary blends — a total, not the parts | Printed to the milligram on every consumable label |
| The certificate | On request, if it exists at all | Published in full, for every formulation |
| What testing means | “Lab tested,” panels unspecified | Specifications and results stated per panel, on the document |
| The research | “Clinically proven,” citation absent | Named studies, cited on every product page — caveats included |
| The guarantee | Unopened returns only, restocking fees | Thirty days, opened or unopened — nothing to send back |
The left column describes practices common in the supplement category generally; it does not describe any specific brand. Dose disclosure applies to consumables; topical actives are listed in order of concentration, and where a number cannot be independently verified we do not print one.
What The Research Shows
Measured results, in people.
Four representative results from the literature underpinning our formulations. Each product page carries its own complete reference list.
1. Jones AW et al., BMC Sports Sci Med Rehabil 2016. 2. Kafi R et al., Arch Dermatol 2007. 3. Grossman R, Am J Clin Dermatol 2005. 4. Nutrients 2021;13(9):3054 — meta-analysis of five randomized trials; ingredient-level research in study populations, not a claim about any finished product. These references describe research on individual ingredients rather than on any finished Omnivia product.
How We Formulate
We give you the protocol,
not the homework.
You should not need a background in biochemistry to take care of yourself. Our job is to do the reading, make the judgment, and hand you something that works — with clear instructions and an honest timeline.
The research is on every product page if you want it. You are not required to want it.
Start with the outcome
We choose the endpoint first, then the ingredient that moves it.
Dose to the research
The amount that worked in the study, not the amount that fits a budget.
Build the full protocol
Every product tells you exactly how and when to use it, and what to expect.
Four Mechanisms
Where our formulations act.
Cellular energy
NAD⁺ precursors and mitochondrial electron-transport support. In a randomized trial of 80 middle-aged adults, blood NAD concentrations rose significantly at every NMN dose tested versus placebo, with six-minute walking distance improving alongside it.
Vitality NMN · Methylene Blue
Immune integrity
Immunoglobulin and growth-factor delivery at the intestinal barrier. Meta-analysis shows bovine colostrum significantly reduces the lactulose–rhamnose ratio, a direct marker of gut permeability.
Genesis Colostrum · Verdant Greens
Structural repair
Collagen synthesis, matrix remodeling and pigment regulation. Topical retinol produced significant improvement in fine wrinkles in a randomized vehicle-controlled trial, with increased procollagen I confirmed on biopsy.
Retinol · Peptides · PDRN
Recovery and rhythm
Nervous-system downregulation and sleep architecture. Magnesium supplementation reduced sleep-onset latency by roughly 17 minutes versus placebo across pooled randomized trials.
Nocturne · Momentum Creatine
On Method
How we handle evidence.
The questions we get most often from clinicians, and the answers we give them.
Because ingredient research is what exists, and it is what every credible brand in this category is actually citing — the difference is that we say so. We select ingredients with human trials behind them, at amounts those trials used, and we tell you exactly what was measured.
It means a certificate of analysis exists for every formulation and is published in full on our certificates page — stating, panel by panel, what was tested and what the result was. Testing is performed under current Good Manufacturing Practices through our manufacturing partner; panels are matched to the product, from microbiological and heavy-metal screening on ingestibles to physicochemical verification on topicals, with measured active assays where run.
We would rather publish the document than paraphrase it. If a product cannot produce one, it does not join the collection.
We start from the dose used in the human trial with the most credible endpoint, then adjust only for bioavailability differences between the form studied and the form we use. We do not round down to reduce cost of goods. Where the literature supports a range, we formulate toward the upper portion of it unless safety data argues otherwise.
No. Dietary supplements are regulated as foods, not drugs, and it would be unlawful as well as dishonest to suggest that any product on this site treats, cures or prevents a medical condition. What we describe are mechanisms and measured endpoints from published research. The distinction is not a legal formality to us — it is the difference between science and marketing.