Truvani Multivitamin

The item was delivered properly and as always the packaging is the best I have ever seen for supplements (it is in glass jars, has two safety seals and wrapped tight in a bubble wrap). The product itself is the highest quality that is available on the market. I was out of it for several months and really felt the major difference in health - I felt really tired all the time. I normally order two at a time and this is the only place I found them, even on Truvani webpage, this item is not available for some reason.

Organic Vitamins is what exactly what I was looking for, this one checks out!

Great multivitamin and not difficult to swallow. I love the healthy ingredients used.

Excellent. Perfect size. Easy to swallow and I trust this company!

Love that these are organic and from a brand I can trust.

Update: 11/4/22 These vitamins smell and taste strongly of beets. That's fine if you like beets - if you're like me and would rather eat slightly rancid tilapia than fresh beets, then this is not your vitamin. After finishing the bottle, I can't say that I feel any different than on any other multivitamin I've tried, which could either be a good thing or not. The things I like about them still apply, though I likely would not buy them again. Update: 8/4/22 I was finally able to verify this item's organic certification by asking the USDA directly. I'll update this again after I've taken the vitamins for a while. ---- Though I'd never heard of Truvani before trying these, they're a well-known brand, sold by many nutrition stores. But after researching to learn more about the company, some red flags were thrown up that made me look harder at them, and so far, I don't like what I've found. I also don't like what I can't find. Things I like about the Multivitamins: Many of the vitamins are derived from whole food sources. They're packaged in an eco-friendly, infinitely recyclable glass bottle. If believable, the ingredients are clean and wholesome. Things I don't like: The amount of certain nutrients is low. There is no magnesium in these at all. The company has a rating of F with the BBB Are they actually organic? Even when a product has a climate friendly badge, I've gotten into the habit of using the USDA's organic certification verification tool to actually confirm that organic things are truly organic. Their search is pretty robust, and you can search by the actual name of the product you're looking for or by the certifier, or by the manufacturer, location, or any of about a dozen other criteria. The bottle says that this is certified by CCOF. The only multivitamin the search results turned up as being certified by CCOF is one manufactured by Ancient Nutrition. I exported the entire catalog of all 4,041 operations and every product certified by CCOF. Truvani and Nomolotus (parent company) aren't listed anywhere. In fact, nothing by Truvani is listed on the USDA organic website anywhere. I modified my search to look for Truvani and Nomolotus using all certifiers. Nothing. I looked for operations certified in zip code 89107, Truvani's zip code. Nothing. I looked for operations certified under zip code 08810, Truvani's zip code at founding. I got results, but none were Truvani or Nomolotus, LLC, the parent company. I even looked through all 112 multivitamins that are certified organic, and none of them are this. CCOF also has a listing of companies they certify on their own website. Truvani isn't there. I contacted CCOF to provide information on the organic certification of these vitamins. They haven't responded. I asked Truvani directly to confirm their certifier and they said: "I have confirmed with the proper team and this is USDA Organic Certified. "That being said, it's CCOF as listed on the bottle. However, that being said, we are aware that we are not showing on there, based on our own research but we are working with them to be sure we are listed." When I asked them directly for a certificate, the reply was: "Of course, as we look forward to following up with a later date as we work on this." I waited seven days and sent another request. Truvani's response: "I'm sorry but we do not have one to send you, you will have to check on the site as you did before for updated information, periodically but we are actively working on this." I've often had requests for organic certs thrown up the chain, but always have someone get back to me within a day or two. This is unusual. I've never once had a product that was actually organic not show up on the USDA database and also not on the certifier's website, and to also have the manufacturer and certifier provide no certificate. The USDA website is updated frequently, but it isn't real time. There is a possibility that it's too early for it to post, but that nothing from Truvani is listed is unnerving. Even if they use a third party manufacturer who is certified the products should still show up under the Product search. I will update this if I ever receive more information and am able to verify their organic claims, but for now I'm not putting these into my body.

Truvani has good stuff

Love these as they don’t make me nauseous like non whole food multivitamins