Show, don't claim
The category's scarcest resource is trust. Farmicine's strongest moat is that Farmicine already produces the extracts — so quality is not a promise on a label; it is a supply chain we control from farm to formulation.
How we test
Every batch: identity (HPTLC/HPLC), potency of the standardised marker, heavy metals (As, Pb, Cd, Hg), microbial load, pesticides and residual solvents — at NABL-accredited laboratories.
Find your batch
A QR on every pack opens its Certificate of Analysis. Enter a batch number below.
Standardisation
“Standardised to 50 % bacosides” means every capsule carries the same measured amount of the active that the evidence used — not a fairy-dusted trace of a whole herb.
Farm to formulation
Farmicine (Solur, Bengaluru) is a bulk producer of herbal extracts and phytochemicals — ISO 22000, GMP, Kosher, FDA-registered and AYUSH-approved — with a monthly capacity of about 300 tonnes across hydro-alcoholic extraction, resin purification, crystallisation and spray-drying lines. Farmicine's own plantations' estate grows robusta coffee, pepper and garcinia, with Bacopa in its wet lowlands — giving Farmicine captive, traceable supply of two hero botanicals that competitors buy on the open market.
- Backward-integrated farming for Bacopa and Garcinia
- Species-verified raw material (DNA / HPTLC) — the anti-counterfeit differentiator
- Standardised actives, one COA per batch
- Finishing at licensed job-work sites under Farmicine's FSSAI licence
Certifications
- Manufacturing
- ISO 22000 · GMP · Kosher · FDA registration · AYUSH (Farmicine)
- Brand licence
- Testing
- NABL-accredited third-party laboratories
- Sports range
- Batch-tested (Informed Sport / NSF Certified for Sport) before launch
Licence numbers and certificate copies are inserted before publication and verified by the regulatory reviewer.
How Farmicine grades evidence
| Grade | Means | How we phrase it |
|---|---|---|
| Strong | Consistent human clinical-trial evidence. | “Strong evidence supports…” |
| Moderate | Promising human evidence, not yet conclusive. | “Moderate evidence suggests…” |
| Emerging | Early or limited human evidence. | “Early evidence indicates… we will say more as the science matures.” |
| Traditional use | Long traditional use; limited modern trial data. | “Used traditionally for…; modern evidence is still limited.” |
Every health statement on the site is sourced from PubMed / Europe PMC and kept in the SKU dossier; a substantiation file exists for every claim under the ASCI Code.
