Nature's Sunshine was the first company to encapsulate herbs, back in 1972. Our commitment to offering only the finest-quality supplements has never wavered. We're still adamant about offering only the best products to our customers worldwide.

Because Nature's Sunshine manufactures our own products, we can build quality into them and control every aspect of testing along the production process.

Thai-Go® - Bringing the Best Fruits Together for Your Protection
...verify that every bottle of Thai-Go stamped with the Brunswick Labs ORAC Certified seal delivers unparalleled antioxidant protection. Brunswick Laboratories certifies Thai-Go in five antioxidant tests... Read full product comparison

NSP Noni Juice Six Times Stronger than Competitor in Immune Stimulation
NSP Nature’s Noni Juice® outperformed a top-selling brand of Noni better than 6 to 1 in stimulating immune system response in this specific procedure.  Read full product comparison

New Study Shows St. John’s Wort to Be More Effective than Prescription Drug
The randomized, double-blind reference-controlled trial showed that patients using the herb experienced significantly better improvement in their depression... Read full product comparison

NSP Essential Oils vs. the Competition
Comprehensive testing reveals discrepancy in quality
The label of a well-known competitor also indicated the use of two different species of lavender, something you’ll never find in NSP’s pure, AOC-certified* lavender oil. When two different species are mixed, you never know exactly what you’re getting. NSP only uses true lavender, Lavendula angustifolia (no hybrids), in its product.  Read full product comparison

Ultimate Echinacea™: Good Health Isn’t Contagious
We compared NSP Ultimate Echinacea with four popular echinacea extracts on the market.
Ultimate Echinacea has several times more echinacosides (a key active component) than these
four other brands.  Read full product comparison

Ultimate Echinacea vs.the Competition
NSP Ultimate Echinacea has several times more echinacosides (a key active component) than these four competitors. Knowing this, which echinacea product would you choose?  Read full product comparison

Boost Your Immune System and Lower Cholesterol with High-Potency Garlic
To find out who offered the most potent garlic supplement on the market, we randomly tested five top-selling garlic products against NSP High-Potency Garlic using High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC).  Read full product comparison

NSP Cascara Sagrada vs. three popular brands
We tested three popular brands of cascara sagrada products against NSP Cascara Sagrada. Read full product comparison

NSP Psyllium Hulls vs. other psyllium products
...In fact, you would need to take almost twice as much of these competing products to equal the absorbing, bulking action of NSP Psyllium Hulls.  Read full product comparison

NSP Kava Kava vs. three competitors
We tested NSP Kava Kava against three popular brands, measuring the amount of kavalactones (the key active component) per capsule. ...What’s more important, NSP Kava Kava was the only one of these products that actually contained the amount of kavalactones indicated on the label. Others fell short, as much as 48 percent!  Read full product comparison

NSP Stomach Comfort vs. other stomach products
We tested an NSP product against three random samples of popular, over-the-counter antacid products to see how much acid each would neutralize.  Read full product comparison

NSP Melatonin vs. the competition
...most of the products tested fell short of their label claims, some substantially. One sample exceeded its label claim by 57 percent, which may be more melatonin than some customers want. Read full product comparison

NSP Aloe Products Win Seal of Approval
International Aloe Science Council Certifies Quality and Purity
...“These evaluations include not only agricultural practices but also processing and storage practices.” He said heavily adulterated commercial aloe products are common.  Read full product comparison

The NSP Acid Test
The peels of about 1,500 lemons are required to produce one pound of lemon oil. In our competitive market, some companies may be tempted to add synthetic ingredients to their lemon oil.  Read full product comparison