Your day has
enough going on.

A supplement is a small part of your day. The format should feel familiar: a tablespoon, a measured dropper, or an individual shot. Start with the support you want to explore.

Then get to know the formula and flavor. Our collection lets you compare the details without turning your daily routine into another project.

Vitamin K2. As menaquinone-7. 90 mcg per serving. Three pieces of information, each doing a different job: identifying the nutrient, specifying its form, and giving its amount.

Presented together, these details turn a familiar name into something you can examine and compare. That same structure runs through every active ingredient table in the collection.

Information should reward a closer look. Our label guide explains forms, units, and Daily Values through examples from hūma.

A useful piece of evidence answers a specific question. Read the formula to understand its composition. Read a test report to understand the sample tested. Read a study to understand the question investigated. These are different kinds of information.

The ingredient list

The declared ingredients and their amounts. A starting point for understanding the formula.

A batch test report

Results for an identified sample or batch, using specified tests. The sample and the tests define what the report can tell you.

A certification

A credential with a defined scope: a product, facility, or program. A facility credential does not extend automatically to each finished product.

A scientific study

Findings from a specific investigation. The ingredient or formula, amount, participants, and measured outcomes determine how the results should be read.

Product-specific testing reports and certification records are not published on this site.

For independent consumer information: NIH Office of Dietary Supplements: quality and evidence. This reference does not evaluate or endorse hūma.