Quality You Can Verify. Standards You Can Trust.
We partner with manufacturers that follow recognized quality and GMP standards for dietary supplements.
Quality is a system, not a sticker.
A certification badge only matters when the controls behind it are understandable. Peptiques organizes quality around three layers: facility standards, manufacturing controls, and product verification.
Facility Standards
Manufacturing is performed in a documented facility environment with defined quality responsibilities, controlled operations, and regulatory oversight requirements.
Manufacturing Controls
GMP systems are designed to control ingredient handling, production, packaging, documentation, sanitation, and quality-unit activities throughout manufacturing.
Product Verification
Third-party testing adds another checkpoint beyond production itself, helping verify that finished products meet defined quality specifications before reaching customers.
The documents behind the standard.
Tap any certificate to inspect it at full size. The goal is simple: make important quality proof accessible, readable and easy to understand.
U.S. FDA Food Facility Registration
NSF GMP Manufacturing Listing
Independent testing. Clear results.
Every batch deserves more than a promise. Our Haritaki Third Eye sample was independently analyzed for elemental impurities and microbiological quality.
Tested for what matters.
Independent Analysis
Selected analytical results
Where quality actually happens.
This section turns technical standards into a simple customer story: every stage should reduce uncertainty about what is being made, how it is handled, and whether the finished product matches the intended specification.
Sourcing Standards
Every ingredient is sourced and verified for identity, purity, and origin before it ever enters production — the first checkpoint in a quality process built on evidence, not assumptions.
Controlled production
Defined manufacturing procedures help keep mixing, encapsulation, sanitation, equipment use, and in-process checks consistent from batch to batch.
Quality-unit review
Quality responsibilities are separated from ordinary production tasks so records and specifications can be reviewed as part of the manufacturing process.
Third-party testing
External testing provides an additional verification layer beyond internal manufacturing controls and helps support finished-product quality confidence.
Batch traceability
Production records create a traceable history for each batch, helping connect finished product back to manufacturing and quality documentation.
