Our science
The science of the strip.
Oral thin films are a delivery format pharmacies have used for years. We use it to make daily nutrition effortless, and we hold every strip to a standard you can check yourself.
Anatomy of a strip
Four layers of thought,
thinner than a leaf.
Plant-based film
A thin, water-soluble film that carries everything and melts on contact with saliva.
Active ingredients
Vitamins, botanicals, mushrooms or probiotics, measured into every single strip.
Natural flavor + monk fruit
Real fruit flavor, sweetened with monk fruit instead of sugar. No chalk, no bitterness.
Individually sealed sachet
Every strip is sealed on its own, protected from light, air and moisture until you peel it.
What happens next
From sachet to done,
in a few seconds.
No glass of water, no capsule to swallow. The whole ritual takes less time than reading this sentence.
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Peel & place
One strip on the tongue. One strip is one full serving.
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It softens
Saliva hydrates the film and it begins to melt right away.
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It's gone
The film dissolves completely, leaving a clean fruit flavor.
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Your day continues
Nutrients are swallowed with saliva and taken up like food; some can also pass through the lining of the mouth.
Formats compared
Why we chose
the strip.
Harris Interactive found that 40% of American adults have difficulty swallowing pills. A habit that's unpleasant doesn't last. The strip removes every step between you and your routine.
Source: Harris Interactive, as reported by Mount Sinai / The New York Times (2015).
| Feature | SuprimalStrips | Pills | Gummies | Powders |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No water needed | Yes | No | Yes | No |
| Nothing to swallow | Yes | No | No | No |
| No added sugar | Yes | Yes | Often 2–4 g | Varies |
| Individually sealed | Yes | Bottle | Jar | Tub |
| Third-party tested | Yes | Varies | Varies | Varies |
The Suprimal standard
Six promises.
Each one checkable.
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Third-party tested
An independent lab tests our strips for identity, potency, heavy metals and microbes.
Check a batch - 02
GMP-certified facility
Made under current Good Manufacturing Practices, with documented checks from raw material to sachet.
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Doctor-reviewed
Our medical advisor reviews every formula, dose and label claim before launch.
Meet our advisor - 04
Clean formulas
No added sugar, no unnecessary fillers or binders. Sweetened with monk fruit.
Read every label - 05
Full disclosure
Every active and its amount is on the label and on our ingredients page.
Browse ingredients - 06
90-day guarantee
If it's not for you, we refund you. That's how sure we are of the standard above.
Guarantee terms
From lab to tongue
How a strip
is made.
Five steps, each with a record you could ask to see.
Formulate
Actives and doses chosen with our medical advisor.
Source
Ingredients arrive with supplier specs and certificates.
Make
Cast into film in a GMP-certified facility.
Test
An independent lab checks the finished product.
Seal & ship
Each strip sealed, each tin batch-coded, shipped to you.
Lab reports
Don't take our word.
Take the lab's.
Every tin carries a batch number on its base. Enter it to open the independent certificate of analysis for exactly what is in your hands.
Can't find it? It's printed on the base of the tin.
Certificate of analysis
What each report shows
- Identity of the actives
- Potency against the label
- Heavy metals screen
- Microbial screen
Medical advisor
[Advisor's own words: one or two sentences on how they review Suprimal's formulas and labels.]
Try the format
Feel the difference a strip makes.
Start with one ritual or stack three and save 30%. Covered by our money-back guarantee.
References
- Bala R, Pawar P, Khanna S, Arora S. Orally dissolving strips: a new approach to oral drug delivery system. Int J Pharm Investig. 2013;3(2):67–76. PMID 24015378.
- Irfan M, et al. Orally disintegrating films: a modern expansion in drug delivery system. Saudi Pharm J. 2016;24(5):537–546. PMID 27752225.
- Harris Interactive survey, as reported by Mount Sinai / The New York Times, “Can't Swallow a Pill? There's Help for That”, 2015.