Do you really know what’s in the supplements you’re buying?

Finding a good quality supplement to buy is never easy. You do everything you can to make sure you’re buying from a trustworthy brand and most importantly, a supplement that will work. You read reviews and do everything you can to vet the product, but even then, to the average consumer, there are some “tricks” that the vast majority of supplement companies use you’d never even think to look for.

It took me years of being in the industry to catch on to some of the bigger “tricks”, but once I did, I never viewed supplements the same.

They are shortcuts and tactics supplement companies use that allow them to charge higher prices for subpar supplements, and the average consumer has no idea what’s happening.

One of the big ones is instead of using the actual active ingredient in their formula that they’re advertising the product as (example: Maca Root), they will take said ingredient and hide it inside something called…

a “Proprietary Blend”.

Which you’ve probably seen on your supplements before.

A “Proprietary Blend” is essentially a bundle of ingredients that lists the total quantity of the blend, but NOT the quantity of each individual ingredient. For example…

A brand is selling a Maca Root supplement that they’re claiming “Contains 1,000mg of pure Maca Root.“ However, turn the bottle around to the Supplement Facts Panel, and you’ll see a different story…

Instead of listing: Maca Root - 1000mg

it lists: Proprietary Blend - 1000mg

and underneath that “Proprietary Blend” it has a whole slew of different ingredients, Maca Root being one of them.

This allows companies to mix the main ingredient (which is usually the most expensive) with a bunch of other cheap ingredients and still make the same claims.

That’s not all…

Most supplements you’re buying that claim “Extra Strength” are essentially the exact opposite.

Instead of using the concentrated or extracted version of a raw ingredient, they use a standardized powder which has merely trace amounts of active ingredients and are ridiculously cheap.

By using these cheap base ingredients, they can "technically" still label it the same as a quality version which allows them to get away with selling it for just as much and making them significantly more profit.

Combine these 2 tricks and you've got yourself a supplement that costs these companies $1-2 to make, but they can still make all the same claims and sell it for the same price as legitimate supplements that actually work

… DOESN'T THAT MAKE YOU MAD?!?

Well… that’s why we created ELMNT.

Every ELMNT supplement is made using only high strength extracts and/or versions of the ingredient that contain the highest concentrations of active compounds so that you get the most bang for your buck.

We also never use Proprietary Blends and show you the exact quantity of each individual ingredient in our formulas.

Additionally, each ingredient is individually and rigorously tested by a 3rd-party lab to ensure maximum purity and precise potency.

I only tell you this because I want to make sure everyone that buys an ELMNT supplement knows why it's different. I also want to educate as many people as I can about this “Industry Secret” in the supplement world, because frankly, I’m sick of it. We should expect more from supplement companies.