Supplements · Wellness tea · Skincare · Health tools
Beauty and wellness, sourced properly.
We source supplements first, then wellness tea, skincare and health tools for brands, distributors and retailers — with the certificates, testing and market paperwork handled. Everything we use to do that responsibly is published free on this site, for buyers and consumers in any country.
- Batch certificates matched to your invoice, not to the brand
- Market rules checked before the tooling is paid for
- Reference data free for everyone, including competitors
The free lookups — open to everyone
The reference data a competent buyer assembles before placing an order. Free whether you ever speak to us or not, and written in plain English rather than regulation language.
Ingredient index
What each vitamin, mineral, botanical, active or device category is, the amounts that appear on labels, what to verify, and where the cautions are.
Certification decoder
GMP, ISO 22716, NSF, USP, Informed Sport, Organic, COSMOS, CE, NPN — what each mark proves, what it never proves, and how to check it yourself.
Market rules by country
How supplements, cosmetics and devices get to market in the US, EU, UK, Australia, Canada, Japan, China and more — and what to ask a supplier.
Supplier check & calculators
A 28-point due-diligence score for a factory, plus landed cost, margin and break-even calculators that run in your browser.
What we source
Three categories, one standard. Every manufacturer on the panel is assessed the same way, and the standard is published so you can hold us to it.
Capsules · Tablets · Powders · Gummies
Supplements
Vitamins, minerals, botanicals, omega-3, protein, probiotics, collagen and beauty-from-within formats, with the label and claim position checked for your market.
Loose leaf · Bags · Stick packs · RTD
Wellness tea
Functional and herbal blends with the pesticide, heavy-metal and microbiology checks built in — and honest claim wording instead of "detox".
Serums · Moisturisers · Masks · SPF
Skincare
Actives and everyday formulas produced against a written specification, with the safety report, preservative efficacy testing and notification arranged.
Monitors · Recovery · Light therapy
Health tools
Home health and beauty hardware where the classification question — device or consumer product — is answered before anyone pays for tooling.
How we work
Four rules that decide who we work with, what we publish, and what we refuse.
Batch documents, not brand assurances
A certificate of analysis must name the batch on your invoice and come from a laboratory we can identify. A generic certificate is treated as no certificate.
Market rules before tooling
We check whether the formula, the claims and the packaging can legally be sold in your market before you commit money to development.
Reference data stays free
The ingredient index, certification decoder, market pages and calculators are open to everyone. We are paid for sourcing work, not for access to information.
Honest about limits
Not medical or legal advice, no invented statistics, and a clear statement of where a rule varies by country or changes often.
Supported by Herborigen
The links below go to our sponsor's own websites — if what they do is useful to you, take a look. You can also search for “Herborigen” to find them.
Sponsored links are labelled and kept out of our guides, rankings and reference pages. They are not editorial recommendations.
The rest of the library
Guides for running a brand, importing and exporting, and understanding the words everyone else assumes you already know.
Playbooks
Operating guides for small brands and teams.
Guide deskTrade Lane
Incoterms, documents, payment risk and duties.
Guide deskGlossary
Plain-English definitions of the jargon.
ToolboxCost calculators
Landed cost with duty and import tax, margin and markup with target-price back-solving, and break-even.
Wellness deskBuying for yourself
How to read a supplement label, judge a testing claim, and get a refund when something goes wrong.
Questions about BizoNow
What does BizoNow actually do?
Two things that reinforce each other. We source supplements, skincare and health tools for brands, distributors and retailers — private label, OEM and ODM — with the quality documentation handled. And we publish the reference data behind that work free of charge: an ingredient index, a certification decoder, market rules by country, a supplier due-diligence check and cost calculators. Buy from us or do not; the reference desk stays open.
Is the free information really free?
Yes. No paywall, no account, no email gate, no sponsored rankings. The ingredient index, the certification decoder, the market pages and the calculators are available to anyone, including our competitors. We are paid for sourcing and quality assurance work on orders, not for access to reference data.
Do you give medical or regulatory advice?
No. The ingredient pages are a labelling and formulation reference with published reference values and cautions — not dose recommendations or treatment advice. The market pages describe how frameworks generally work and name the authority for each one; they are not legal advice and cannot cover every national exception. Anything consequential should be verified with the authority or a qualified professional in that market.
Where do you manufacture?
We match the category to the region that genuinely does it well: North America and the EU for regulated-market supplements and cosmetics, South Korea for skincare innovation, China and South East Asia for cost-sensitive volumes. We do not hide the origin — you will know which factory makes your product and why it was chosen.
Do you only work with large brands?
No. The most common starting point is a single hero product from a stock formula carrying the buyer's own label, which is the cheapest way to test a market. What we do not do is pretend a first order can be small and bespoke at the same time: tooling, stability testing and packaging minimums are real costs, and we would rather explain them than surprise you with them.
How does the site make money if everything is free to read?
Through sourcing and quality assurance work on orders we place with manufacturing partners, plus one disclosed sponsor whose links sit in a labelled block outside our guides. Nothing in the editorial pages, the reference data or the rankings is paid for, and no supplier has ever been given the right to review or soften a page.
Sourcing something specific? Send the specification and you will get an honest answer on viability — including when the answer is no.