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Lamberts was established in 1982, and offers an extensive product range including vitamins, minerals, herbs, multiple formulas, fish oil and glucosamine as well as more specialised products such as VeinTain and Refreshall.

All Lamberts supplements are manufactured in the UK to stringent pharmaceutical standards of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and approved by the UK Department of Health.

Products are despatched to over 39 countries and several distributors working overseas, predominantly in mainland Europe including Spain, Greece and the Netherlands.

Lamberts supplement range is unique in that it is made to full GMP standards. The products are formulated to offer relevant potencies and are supported by a valid scientific rationale.

Lamberts believe that every single raw ingredient in a Lamberts supplement is as important as the finished product itself. So there are meticulous tests carried out to ensure that every product meets the specifications given on the label.

Firstly, the raw materials are tested for quality, purity and potency, then samples of products are taken and tested even while the product is still being made and then a final check is carried out on the finished product.

Premium quality products need to provide the correct potency since dosage is the key to success when using nutrition and herbs. If you select the right nutrients but get the levels wrong, you won’t get the results you hoped. And whilst you’d be right in thinking that getting the dosage right is a fundamental requirement in practice, it is surprisingly difficult to achieve this by using many of the supplements on the market.

Lamberts, however, start with dosage. Lamberts philosophy of healthcare is all about ‘sound’ science - they only develop products that are at the right potency and supported by a valid scientific rationale.

Great products need to be perfectly labelled too and Lamberts has pioneered the accurate labelling of dietary supplements.

Lamberts takes considerable care to use the correct terms for all the ingredients in their supplements and do not hesitate to declare everything that is used. What is on the label is an honest representation of what is in the product.

To be sure that Lamberts supplements contain the active ingredients specified, Lamberts know that certain inactive ingredients need to be used. It is very difficult, if not impossible, to produce food supplements without using some inactive ingredients and products whose labels do not show any may either inaccurately made or inaccurately labelled.