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FD-04
ELEMENTAL
15 MG
COUNT
90
In stock
Zinc Bisglycinate
$28.00 90 ct
$2.074 per 100 mg of zinc bisglycinate
Chelated zinc, 15 mg elemental per serving.
- Zinc bisglycinate, fully chelated
- 15 mg elemental zinc
- 90 capsules per bottle
- No proprietary blend — one compound only
What exactly is in it
ZINC BISGLYCINATE, at 15 mg elemental. 90 per bottle. Nothing added for volume, colour or flavour, and no second active behind a trademarked name.
How to take it
Take 1 capsule daily with food, or as directed by your healthcare professional.
What it works out to
$2.074 per 100 mg of zinc bisglycinate, or 1.4 g of compound in the bottle. That figure is the one to compare against another brand’s zinc — it cannot be calculated at all for a proprietary blend, because a blend prints one total for several ingredients.
Standards and testing
Made in the USA in a cGMP-registered facility. Independent testing begins with Lot 001 — no lot has been produced yet, so there is no certificate to show you, and we will not imply otherwise. When it exists it will be linked from this page and findable by the lot code on the bottle.
When you can order
Not yet. The buy button is a notify form because nothing can ship and we are not taking card payments until it can. Leave an email and you will hear the day stock lands.
- Secure checkout
- No card until it ships
- Dose on the front panel
What’s inside
One dose, taken apart.
Most supplements hide their actives inside a proprietary blend. This bottle has four facts in it — and they are all on the label.
FD-04 · 90 ct
The compound
Zinc Bisglycinate
The single active. No blend to hide inside.
The elemental dose
15 mg per capsule
Printed on the front panel, not a range.
The form
Capsule
Nothing added for volume or colour.
The proof
Nothing else
No flow agents, no bulking agents, no colour, no flavour.
The panel
Supplement Facts, in full.
Not a summary and not a graphic. The panel as it is printed, with one active, its amount per serving, and an explicit line for everything else.
- 90 servings per container
- 15 MG of zinc bisglycinate per serving
- 0 other ingredients
| Amount Per Serving | % Daily Value | |
|---|---|---|
| ZINC BISGLYCINATE | 15 MG | 136% |
Other ingredients: none.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
What’s in the bottle
One compound, declared.
Each capsule delivers 15 mg of elemental zinc from zinc bisglycinate — zinc bound to the amino acid glycine. A single compound at a single declared dose.
Shown at right: the front panel, as printed on the current lot.
Cofactor Supply
FD-04 · FOUNDATION
Zinc Bisglycinate
- Compound
- ZINC BISGLYCINATE
- Form
- CAPSULE
- ELEMENTAL
- 15 MG
- COUNT
- 90
The difference
Why Cofactor Supply is different
Cofactor Supply
Typical blend
One compound per bottle
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Exact dose on the front panel
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Proprietary blends
—
Cost per mg of active is computable
No
Filler amounts you can't audit
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You control what you combine
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How to use it
Three things, then forget about it.
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01
Take it
Take 1 capsule daily with food, or as directed by your healthcare professional.
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02
Keep it simple
One compound at a time means one variable at a time. Change one thing and you can tell what did it.
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03
Store it right
Somewhere cool and dry, out of direct light. Leave the desiccant in the bottle and keep the cap closed.
What we can and can’t tell you
The arithmetic is certain. The timeline isn’t.
What the label lets us calculate
- Serving
- 1 per day
- Bottle lasts
- 90 days
- Cost per day
- $0.31
- Cost per 100 mg
- $2.074
- Compound in the bottle
- 1.4 g
What we won’t put a number on
When you will notice something, and whether you will at all.
We have not run a trial on this product. Published research is on the compound, in a particular population, at a particular dose — not on this bottle and not on you. Anyone printing “feel it in seven days” without a study behind it is guessing, and we would rather be the brand that says so.
If nothing changes, that is a real result too: it means this wasn’t your limiting factor. One bottle is a cheap way to find that out.
The full list
Other ingredients: none.
Not a shortened list. The whole list. One active compound, the capsule that holds it, and nothing added for volume, colour or flavour.
We don’t flavour anything, because flavouring is fillers you didn’t ask for.
- Active
- ZINC BISGLYCINATE · 15 MG
- Carrier
- CAPSULE
- Other ingredients
- None
- Flow agents
- Bulking agents
- Colour
- Flavouring
- Sweeteners
- Proprietary blend
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Questions
Frequently asked
Common questions about Zinc Bisglycinate
What does single-ingredient actually mean?
One active compound per bottle, at one dose, printed on the front panel. No proprietary blends, no undisclosed filler amounts, no second active hiding behind a trademarked name.
Do you publish test results?
Not yet. No lot has been produced, so there is nothing to test. Independent testing begins with Lot 001, and each lot's certificate will be linked from its product page and findable by the lot code printed on the bottle. Until then, everything we claim is printed on the front panel and can be checked by reading it.
Why is the dose on the front of the label?
Because it is the number that decides whether a product does anything. Putting it on the front removes the choice to bury it.
When can I actually order?
Not yet. Lot 001 has not been produced, so nothing can ship and we are not taking card payments — that is why the buy button is a notify form. Leave an email and you will hear from us the day stock lands, with the shipping timetable at that point.
Start here
Read the label. Then decide.
One compound, one declared dose. Everything you need to judge it is printed on the front.
