Why quality comes first
When I started this work, I kept coming back to one uncomfortable truth: the supplement aisle is full of promises, but far too few of those products are built to prove them. Ayurveda has given us thousands of years of botanical wisdom — it deserves better than a label that can’t be verified.
I came to this from an unusual angle. I was trained as a biomedical engineer and an epidemiologist, and I spent the early part of my career in tissue engineering and medical-device startups — fields where a product that isn’t made to an exacting standard doesn’t just underperform, it fails the person relying on it. That standard stayed with me. When I turned to Ayurveda, training in it traditionally, I found a tradition rich in insight but too often let down by the way its products are made. I wanted to close that gap.
So we built Three 62 Ten Research Group around a simple standard: every product must be as good as the science behind it. That means authenticating the herb, standardizing the extract to its active markers, testing for identity, purity, and potency, and confirming that what’s on the label is exactly what’s in the bottle. It means running stability studies so a product performs on the last day of its shelf life as well as the first. And it means developing and manufacturing under one roof, so quality is never lost in a hand-off between vendors.
It also means restraint. We would rather say less and prove more than make a claim we can’t stand behind. Every formulation begins as a hypothesis to be validated, not a marketing story to be dressed up — and if the data doesn’t support it, we go back to the bench. That discipline is slower and harder, but it is the only way to earn the trust of the people who ultimately take what we make.
Great products aren’t an accident — they’re engineered. My background taught me to respect evidence; my training in Ayurveda taught me to respect tradition. This company exists where those two commitments meet. Whether we’re developing our own formulations or manufacturing yours, that is the promise I stand behind — personally, and on every batch that leaves our facility.
Founder, Three 62 Ten Research Group