Oxify Suplemento de L-Lisina 500 mg 250 comprimidos

Good value.

Good value based on 250 tablets. Table claims the product is independently triple tested. Hope that’s true.

Looks Ok, No Sensible Short Term Effects, But Serious Concerns About Manufacture, Testing & Assay

Taking these L-Lysine tabs had no perceptible short term effects, as expected, since its benefits should be long term. BUT there seem to be concerning reasons to exercise an abundance of caution using Oxify labeled products becaise numerous reviewers have reported that Oxify label is inaccurate and/or deceptive.Despite that the bottle label purports the location of Oxify is at NJ address, I found that the NJ Department of the Treasury, Division of Revenue & Enterprise Services, Business Name Search lists no entity “Oxify” registered in New Jersey. I found no evidence of any Oxify offices or manufacturing facilities elsewhere in the US either. I also attempted to reach them via the email address listed on their bottles, info@theoxify.com. There was no reply to repeated requests variously sent over about a 3 month time period.Other reviewers have posted the following concerning information touching the trustworthiness of Oxify supplements. For example, during a review of Oxify zinc picolinate , one reviewer attempted to confirm the provenance of and information on Oxify bottles. That reviewer reported no success in being able to confirm Oxify is a bonafide US manufacturer nor could they find evidence of any GMP facility where the product is produced. A review of Oxify branded folic acid noticed “there is no public record of a manufacturing facility under their name at a New Jersey shopping center” (the Oxify address listed on the product bottles). AI engines report : Oxify’s official business address is in the United Kingdom (Randall Business Centre, Retford, DN22 7WF), NOT the address on the bottle. An Oxify calcium pyruvate supplement reviewer wrote: no reliable source explaining what makes up “calcium pyruvate”, the titular nutrient of “Oxify Calcium Pyruvate 750 mg | 120 Vegetarian Capsule | Gluten-Free, Non-GMO | Supplement Made in USA”. I have to believe that his product delivers calcium AND pyruvate as two separate compounds, but just mashed the two words together as a marketing gimmick—and that he noticed that the product does not match the bottle: the bottle contains 60 capsules for 30 servings only.And yet another reviewer found: The only available information about “Oxify” as a brand is sparse and contradictory to what I’d typically find while researching a legitimate supplement company. This product claims to be made in America, GMP certified, and third party laboratory tested. I can find zero evidence to support any of those claims.He goes on:“I was unable to find a trademark for “Oxify” or “The Oxify Store” (beyond a different company’s hyperbaric chambers). I was unable to meaningfully find any information about who or what entity owns this company. This company has no listed phone number between its product labels and website. The company did not respond to email requests for information about their manufacturer or laboratory testing. The kicker, however, is that the listed address on all eleven Oxify supplements I received lead back to a supermarket pharmacy in Middlesex, NJ.Continuing, the reviewer wrote: I know that because I looked up the address on the bottle and called the location and spoke with a very nice pharmacy tech. The business at the listed address is an entirely different entity, and has no idea “Oxify” is using their address on its supplement products. Overall, nothing about this product checks out.”Summary- until and unless these issues are resolved I would not recommend the purchase of any Oxify supplements.

Price good

Does what it should

Essential Amino Acid, Decent Price for Supplementing Diet

This is a 250-tablet bottle of L-Lysine labeled at 500 mg per tablet. The bottle is a standard black plastic container with a screw-on lid and an inner safety seal, which was intact when opened. Tablets are oblong, white, and on the larger side but fairly typical for this type of supplement. No odor from the bottle.The lot number listed is 082533 with an expiration date of 08/28, both clearly printed on the label. That’s at least something concrete in terms of traceability.Serving size is 1 tablet, with 250 servings per container. Depending on how it’s used, that could last quite a while. The label suggests 1 tablet one to three times daily, so at maximum suggested use, you’re still getting around an 80+ day supply.Supplement Facts are straightforward:• L-Lysine HCL – 500 mg per tabletOther ingredients include dicalcium phosphate, microcrystalline cellulose, croscarmellose sodium, stearic acid (vegetable source), magnesium stearate (vegetable source), silicon dioxide, and a pharmaceutical glaze. Nothing unusual, but also nothing explained in terms of sourcing or quality.Lysine is an essential amino acid, meaning the body doesn’t produce it and it needs to come from diet or supplements. It plays a role in basic protein building processes and is commonly included in supplement routines for general nutritional support. The label itself doesn’t go into much detail beyond the ingredient name.Again, the label mentions “3rd party lab tested,” “GMP,” and “ethically sourced ingredients,” but there’s no verification, batch testing data, or QR code to confirm any of that. There’s also no information on where the lysine is sourced from, no purity percentage, and no additional formulation details. It’s a very basic single-ingredient product with minimal transparency beyond the required label.Nothing negative so far, but also nothing noticeable at this point, time will tell.Overall, this feels like a straightforward, no-frills L-Lysine option with a high tablet count. If you’re just looking for a basic amino acid supplement and are okay with limited detail beyond the label, this covers the basics.Currently Priced at $9.99