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Our Testing Process
Ingredient Sourcing from verified and trusted, suppliers
Ingredient Sourcing from verified and trusted, suppliers
Ingredient Sourcing from verified and trusted, suppliers
Precision in Every Ingredient – The Foundation of Peak Performance
At Peak Performance Research, sourcing is more than just selecting ingredients—it's about ensuring safety, purity, and traceability at every step. We meticulously investigate suppliers, demand rigorous quality testing, and uphold industry-leading standards to guarantee authenticity and efficacyin every product. Every ingredient is traceable, ensuring full transparency from origin to formulation, so you can trust what you’re putting into your body. Because peak performance starts with uncompromising quality.
Formulation of ingredients and third-party testing
Ingredient Sourcing from verified and trusted, suppliers
Ingredient Sourcing from verified and trusted, suppliers
Designed by scientific experts for maximum effectiveness. Science-Backed, Third-Party Tested Formulations
At Peak Performance Research, we don't just formulate-we investigate, verify, and ensure purity at every stage. Each dietary supplement undergoes rigorous scientific analysis, with ingredients tested for potency, purity, and bioavailability before final formulation. We prioritize third-party lab testing, partnering with accredited laboratories to validate safety and
effectiveness, ensuring every batch meets the highest industry standards.
Transparency is key-so you can trust that what's on the label is exactly what's in the product, delivering uncompromising quality for peak performance.
Why Liquid Drops Beat Pills
Fast Absorption = Fast Results.
Oral drops generally have a higher absorption rate compared to pills. This is because drops are already in liquid form, allowing them to bypass the breakdown process that pills undergo in the stomach. They can be absorbed more quickly into the bloodstream, especially when taken sublingually (under the tongue), where they directly enter the bloodstream
Pills, on the other hand, need to dissolve in the stomach before the nutrients can be absorbed in the small intestine. This process can delay absorption and sometimes reduce the bioavailability of the active ingredients, depending on the pill's formulation
That said, the choice between oral drops and pills often depends on the specific supplement, individual health needs, and convenience. For example, pills might be more practical for long-term storage and portability, while drops are ideal for faster absorption or for individuals who have difficulty swallowing pills
