Quality
Our Standard
The rules behind every MAXIS formula, and the ingredients they apply to.
Ingredients
The ingredients, up close
KSM-66® Ashwagandha
600 mg per serving
Creatine Monohydrate
5 g per scoop, micronized
Wild-Caught Fish Oil
660 mg EPA · 310 mg DHA
Magnesium Glycinate
400 mg elemental magnesium
Organic Fermented Beet
4.5 g per scoop, USDA Organic
SunFiber® Guar Fiber
3 g soluble fiber per tablespoon
Grass-Fed Whey
17–19 g protein per scoop
D3 + vitaMK7® K2
5,000 IU D3 · 100 mcg K2
Sea Salt Electrolytes
600 mg sodium · 300 mg potassium
Fenugreek + Longjack
Testosurge® 500 mg · LongJax® 200 mg
L-OptiZinc® Zinc
20 mg zinc per tablet
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The standard
Four rules, every product
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Every dose disclosed
Each active ingredient is printed with its own amount. No proprietary blends.
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Named ingredients
Trademarked forms such as KSM-66®, CarnoSyn® and SunFiber®, named on the label.
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Made in the USA
With globally sourced ingredients, in an FDA-registered cGMP facility that is NPA GMP-certified and third-party audited.
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Nothing artificial
No artificial colors or flavors, and an allergen statement on every label.
Questions
Quality FAQ
What does cGMP mean for supplements?
Current Good Manufacturing Practice: FDA’s rule for dietary supplements (21 CFR Part 111), covering facilities, ingredient identity, batch records and labeling. Our facility is also NPA GMP-certified and third-party audited.
Why do you use branded ingredients?
A branded ingredient such as KSM-66® or CarnoSyn® is a specific, standardized material from a named ingredient maker, so you can look up exactly what is on the label.
Can I see a Certificate of Analysis for your creatine?
Our creatine is one ingredient, micronized creatine monohydrate, made in an FDA-registered cGMP facility. Its Certificate of Analysis from our cGMP manufacturer is published on our Lab results page.
Are MAXIS products certified for sport?
Not currently: they are not NSF Certified for Sport or Informed Sport. If you compete under anti-doping rules, check with your governing body first. More answers in our FAQ.