Doctor's Recipes

Doctor's Recipes receives a brand trust score of 57/100 in GoodSupp's independent analysis. Our research did not find independently verified third-party certifications for this brand. While this doesn't mean their products are low quality, third-party testing is considered a strong indicator of commitment to quality assurance. No FDA warning letters, recalls, or regulatory violations were found in our research.

GoodSupp's research did not find verified third-party testing certifications for Doctor's Recipes. Third-party testing by organizations like NSF International, USP, or Informed Sport is considered one of the strongest indicators of supplement quality. Without it, consumers must rely more heavily on the brand's own quality claims. This doesn't necessarily mean Doctor's Recipes's products are low quality, but it does mean there's less independent verification of their claims.

Based on GoodSupp's quality analysis, the highest-rated Doctor's Recipes supplements are: Astaxanthin 12 mg (score: 100/100); CoQ10 200 mg (score: 98/100); Calcium + Vitamin D3 (score: 96/100). These scores are calculated from ingredient quality, dosage adequacy, bioavailability, label transparency, and inactive ingredient safety. Scores can vary significantly across a brand's product line — a high brand trust score doesn't guarantee every individual product is top-quality.

Doctor's Recipes is headquartered in West Corporate Office 3100 W Ray Rd, Chandler, AZ 85248; East Corporate Office 227 Grant Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11208. Their official website is doctorsrecipes.com. Manufacturing location may differ from corporate headquarters — look for GMP certification to verify manufacturing quality standards.