Most supplements are sold on trust you never get to verify. A percentage on the label that's really a batch average. A "proprietary blend" hiding how much of anything you're actually getting. A certificate of analysis that exists somewhere, in theory, if you email and ask.
Maison Aurô started as a disagreement with that way of doing things. Not a revelation, an irritation with how little the label actually says.
We do not manufacture supplements. We preserve what nature has taken millions of years to perfect.
What we refuse to do
We refuse a short list of things, without exception, across everything we make:
- Print a percentage without the dose. A percentage is a concentration, not a dose. Where we state one, such as 25% IgG, we print the milligrams per serving beside it.
- Hide behind a blend. Every active ingredient is printed with its own quantity. If a claim cannot survive being specific, it does not go on the label.
- Promise a certificate instead of publishing one. The batch documents supplied by our manufacturer are published on each product page, with a plain statement of what each one contains.
- Claim what we cannot document. We would rather say less about a formula than say something we can't stand behind.
Where it leads
None of this makes an ingredient work any better than it already does. What it changes is whether you have to take our word for it.
Quality, here, is not a promise. It is something you can check: the batch documents on each product page, and a label that says exactly what is inside, because that is the only version of "natural" we are willing to sell.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Food supplements are not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.