NPN approved
Every product carries its Health Canada NPN. New formulas may be in the Health Canada review or filing process before launch.
FAQ
Straight answers on the products and the proof.
Plain-English answers on choosing, stacking, and what our labels actually mean. For anything specific to a product, follow the directions on the bottle.
Dose named. NPN shown. Claims kept honest.
ProductsWhat makes Inertia Supplements different?
We name the dose, show the NPN, name the lab, and explain why this form and this amount. Then we organize the whole range into one Build, Optimize, Sustain system so the decision of what to take is already structured for you. The label tells the whole story.
QualityAre Inertia products NPN approved?
Yes. Our live products carry a Health Canada Natural Product Number: Moringa Leaf 80143710, Tongkat Ali 80133495. You can look those numbers up at health-products.canada.ca and verify the licence yourself. New formulas may be in the Health Canada review or filing process before launch.
QualityAre your supplements third-party tested? And why does that matter?
Yes, third-party tested. The phrase has become background noise because almost every brand uses it. What changes the signal is specificity: the batch tested for identity, purity, and the stated dose, with the COA on the page. A badge says "tested." A published result lets you check.
FormulasDo you use proprietary blends?
No. A proprietary blend prints the total weight but hides the individual doses, which is where an active ingredient gets fairy-dusted in at too low an amount to do anything. We make single-ingredient products for a structural reason: a single ingredient has nowhere to hide the dose. The label shows you exactly what is in the capsule and at what amount.
FormulasTongkat Ali is "100:1". What does the ratio actually mean?
It is a concentration ratio: 100 kg of dried root went into 1 kg of extract. For our Tongkat Ali, that means one 600 mg capsule carries the dried-root equivalent of 60,000 mg (60 g) of Tongkat Ali root, concentrated. The ratio tells you how the extract was made. What you can verify about ours: 600 mg of single-ingredient 100:1 root extract per capsule, NPN 80133495, third-party tested, COA on the page.
RoutineHow do I choose the right product, and can I stack them?
Start with your goal. Build is the daily foundation (Moringa). Most people begin there, and most find that a consistent foundation shifts things before they add anything else. Optimize layers in targeted support (Tongkat Ali). Sustain is the long-game healthspan habit. Stacking is straightforward: begin with one product, give it a few weeks of consistent use, and add the next step when you are ready. Follow each label, and check with a qualified professional if you take medication or have questions.
QualityWhere are your products made?
Formulated and bottled in Canada, to Health Canada-aligned quality standards. Canadian-made is a genuine quality layer, and it is the last thing we mention, not the first. The dose, the NPN, and the testing are the reasons to choose.
AvailabilityDo you sell on Amazon.ca?
Availability varies by launch phase. This storefront has the most current product information, the full Build, Optimize, Sustain system, and subscription options.
RoutineHow long before I notice results?
Effects build over weeks, not hours. Sleep, nutrition, and training all shape how your body responds, so individual results vary. Give it a few consistent weeks and pay attention to what changes.
Quality language
Why we are careful with words.
Health Canada’s licensed wording is specific for a reason: it reflects what the evidence supports, at the dose studied, in the population examined. We use that wording on the label and explain it in plain English here. Where the evidence is strong, we say so. Where it is limited, we say that too.
Third-party tested, with the result on the page
The batch result, not the word "tested" on its own. Publishing the COA is what makes the claim checkable.
Single-ingredient, dose stated plainly
No proprietary blends. One ingredient, with the per-serving dose in milligrams on the label, so the active amount is never buried.