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Every lot third-party tested for heavy metals and microbes, with the results published by lot number

Journal

Plain notes on what is in a tub and how to read it: what a dose on the label means, what third-party testing does and does not tell you, creatine without the folklore, and why our magnesium says bisglycinate.

An amber bottle of magnesium glycinate turned to show its Supplement Facts panel, beside a second bottle facing front

Sep 8, 2026 4 min read How to read a dose on a Supplement Facts panel Serving size, the percent Daily Value, the dagger, and the difference between a compound and what is inside it: the four things that make a label make sense. Read the article

Aug 11, 2026 4 min read What third-party testing tells you, and what it does not Every Aurevo lot is tested by an outside lab for heavy metals and microbes, and the results are published by lot number. Here is what that means, and its limits.
Jul 14, 2026 4 min read Creatine, plainly: what is in the tub and how the label doses it One ingredient, 5 g a day, no loading phase. What creatine monohydrate is, why ours is micronized, and why the gummies are tested for the creatine they claim.
Jun 2, 2026 4 min read Magnesium forms, and why our label says bisglycinate Oxide, citrate, glycinate: the form changes how much magnesium is in a capsule and how a label should be read. Here is why we use one form, and how to add the totals.