Dietary Supplement Label Database

AOR Advanced Orthomolecular Research Premium

44 labels, A to Z by product name
  • AmlaNot checked yet
  • AndrographisNot checked yet
  • AOR ZymesNot checked yet
  • Arjuna FlowNot checked yet
  • Astaxanthin 20 mgNot checked yet
  • Bacopa EnlightenNot checked yet
  • Benfotiamine 80 mgNot checked yet
  • BiofolateNot checked yet
  • Cardio Mag 2.0Not checked yet
  • Carnosine-500Not checked yet
  • Chanca PiedraNot checked yet
  • Curcumin-95Not checked yet
  • Digestase 2.0Not checked yet
  • EpicatechinNot checked yet
  • Fem AdaptNot checked yet
  • Gandha-600Not checked yet
  • Gymnema-75Not checked yet
  • Hydroxy B12 - 1 mgNot checked yet
  • Inositol PowderNot checked yet
  • Lutein 20 mgNot checked yet
  • Lutein 40 mgNot checked yet
  • Mag Malate RenewNot checked yet
  • Magnesium Potassium AspartatesNot checked yet
  • Mastica Chios 400 mgNot checked yet
  • Maxi Boz IINot checked yet
  • Methyl B12 - 5 mgNot checked yet
  • Multi Basics 3Not checked yet
  • Niacin No-FlushNot checked yet
  • Omega 3 with Vitamin D3Not checked yet
  • Ortho C+ Lemon FlavorNot checked yet
  • Ortho MineralsNot checked yet
  • PantethineNot checked yet
  • R-Lipoic AcidNot checked yet
  • ResveratrolNot checked yet
  • SeMetNot checked yet
  • Strontium Support IINot checked yet
  • Triphlax-750Not checked yet
  • Vegan Omega 3Not checked yet
  • VeinEaseNot checked yet
  • Vinpo-15Not checked yet
  • Vitamin D3 5000 IUNot checked yet
  • Vitamin K2Not checked yet
  • Zen TheanineNot checked yet
  • Zinc-Copper BalanceOn market

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Labels only: each label is shown as printed on the bottle, with no grades, rankings or advice. A label in this database is not an endorsement of the product. Reverse Age Lab is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the National Institutes of Health or its Office of Dietary Supplements. The original labels come from the NIH’s public-domain data; the labels since are read by us.