"Most supplement brands start with a marketing angle and reverse-engineer the formulation. ANTI starts with the research and builds forward."
Physician-Reviewed
Rigorously-Researched
3rd-Party Tested
Fully-Disclosed
Clinically-Dosed
From Physicians.
Every formulation reviewed by practicing physicians from Johns Hopkins, Harvard, Stanford, and other world-class institutions.
Miguel Sanchez, MD
Stanford Medicine
Ridge Maxson, MD
Johns Hopkins
Rosalie Sleppy, MD
Penn Medicine
Earl Goldsborough, MD
Harvard Medicine
Divyaansh Raj, MD
Mayo Clinic
Henry Shu, MD
Johns Hopkins
Ashish Vankara, MD
George Washington
Lisa Young, MD
UCSF
Nic Heckenlaible, MD
University of Iowa
3rd Party Testing
Every lot is tested against the ANTI Standard.
Every lot is verified by an independent lab against the ANTI Standard — here's the latest batch.
Most Recent Test Result
Latest batch
Creatine Monohydrate
CM-01
26 MAY 2026
26 MAY 2026
IdentityPass
Heavy MetalsPass
MicrobialPass
Recommended by physicians.
"Most supplements on the market have never been independently verified. ANTI Labs products are tested by an accredited third-party lab for purity and safety — every single batch."
"There are supplements I recommend, and supplements I don't. ANTI is the only one I name by brand."
The ANTI Standard
When you see the ANTI Labs seal, every one of our four standards has been cleared.
Well-Documented Safety
ANTI Labs
Ingredients with established safety profiles across populations.
Most brands
Novel or unstudied ingredients
Significant Evidence
ANTI Labs
Peer-reviewed research supporting clinically meaningful outcomes.
Most brands
A single study, if any
3rd Party Testing
ANTI Labs
Independent labs verify identity and purity.
Most brands
Rarely validated
Physician Oversight
ANTI Labs
Formulation decisions made and signed off by practicing physicians.
Most brands
No clinical involvement
Standard
ANTILABS
Others
Well-Documented Safety
Established safety in humans
Novel or unstudied ingredients
Significant Evidence
Backed by peer‑reviewed research
A single study, if any
3rd Party Testing
Independently lab‑verified
Rarely validated
Physician Oversight
Formulated and reviewed by MDs
No clinical involvement
100 reviewed. 5 made the cut.
Reviewed against the research with physicians from Johns Hopkins, Harvard, and Stanford. See what earned a place in the formulary — and why the rest didn't.
See what made the cut100 reviewed. 5 made the cut.
Rejected Ashwagandha AG
The marketing has outpaced the evidence. Most human trials are small and industry-funded, and a growing number of case reports link ashwagandha to drug-induced liver injury. Until independent data catches up with the claims, it doesn't clear our bar.
Rejected Probiotics Pro
There is no universal microbiome. A generic strain isn't guaranteed to colonize your gut — and even when it does, more bacteria isn't inherently better for any given person. Without strain-, dose-, and person-specific evidence, a one-size-fits-all capsule is a guess.
Rejected Greens Powder GP
A pinch of everything, a clinical dose of nothing. Greens powders microdose dozens of extracts at fractions of any studied amount — and many of those ingredients have no meaningful human evidence to begin with. A long label isn't a formula.
