Most supplement brands never touch their own product. They write a formula, send it to a contract manufacturer, and get pallets of finished jars back with their logo on the label. It’s fast, it’s cheap, and it means trusting someone else with everything that matters.
We went the other way. Every NRGZ gummy is made start to finish in our own facility in Walsenburg, Colorado. Same building, same team, from the ingredients coming in the door to the sealed jar going out.
Where we are
Walsenburg is a small town in Huerfano County, right where Interstate 25 meets US Highway 160, with the Spanish Peaks on the horizon. It’s not where you’d expect a supplement brand to set up shop, and that’s part of the point. The people making your gummies live here, and the people answering your emails work down the hall from the production floor.
Why we make it ourselves
Owning the whole process comes down to four things we didn’t want to hand off.
- What goes in the jar. We choose the ingredients, and we check them when they arrive, before they go anywhere near a batch.
- Every batch, every time. A gummy that’s great in March and different in May isn’t a product, it’s a coin flip. One recipe, one process, and a record for every batch.
- Getting better, faster. When we want to improve a flavor or a texture, we don’t wait in someone else’s production queue. We test it here.
- Straight answers. Ask us what’s in your gummy or how it’s made, and the answer doesn’t have to pass through three companies first.
What “cGMP” and “FDA-registered” actually mean
You’ll see both terms on plenty of labels, usually with no explanation. Here’s the plain version.
cGMP stands for current Good Manufacturing Practice. For dietary supplements, these are the FDA’s rules for how products have to be made: ingredients identified and tested, specifications set and met, every batch documented, and quality checks before anything ships. Our facility follows them.
FDA-registered means the facility is registered with the FDA, which every U.S. facility that makes food or supplements has to be. It’s worth being clear about what it isn’t: the FDA doesn’t approve supplements before they go on sale. That puts the responsibility on whoever makes them, which is exactly why we’d rather do it ourselves.
From ingredients to your door
Making a gummy is closer to candy-making than pressing a pill. Ingredients are weighed and mixed, cooked, poured into molds and left to set. Then they’re finished, counted into jars, sealed and labeled. All of it happens under one roof in Walsenburg, and your order ships from Southern Colorado.
Six gummies, one building
The whole lineup comes out of the same facility: Energy for the morning, Focus for the work that matters, Gut Health with lunch, Support around your workout, Recovery in the evening and Sleep before bed.
Got a question about any of them? Ask the people who make them. Send us a note, or call Monday to Thursday, 8am to 4pm Mountain.
