About us

 


 

Better Health Starts Here 


      NutriZing is a small British family business, and we’re changing the health & wellness industry by making high-quality, affordable products that improve people’s lives. We know people need simple, pure ingredients, and we’re here to help.


      We began our journey in 2014 when our founder Sarah Connor realised that many health supplements contain ingredients with side effects, and she herself faced adverse reactions from vitamin and weight loss pills. In addition, she couldn’t find super-foods that were sourced with a completely ethical, sustainable supply chain.


      Since then, our company is dedicated to providing people with high quality health and nutrition supplements for an all-round healthy life, and we promise to provide a friendly shopping experience and personalized customer service.
We also have a Customer Happiness Officer who makes sure that all customer queries are answered, and she doesn’t rest until customers are delighted.


      When developing new products, NutriZing begins with a single question: What does the science say? Science doesn’t lie, and we use the latest clinical studies to guide us as we formulate our products — each delivering the optimum dose of health-enhancing ingredients shown by research, to get positive results.


      Today, NutriZing serves customers all over the globe. Whether they live in Europe, New Zealand, Asia, the Western Hemisphere or the Eastern, our customers count on NutriZing products to help them live their lives fully and vibrantly.


      We’re here to listen to you, and look forward to your comments. Email us at support@nutrizing.co.uk if you have any thoughts, comments or suggestions – or even just to say hello! We love to hear from customers, and we treat them as part of our NutriZing family! So try us now! We promise – you won’t be disappointed.


      Standing on the River Thames, London has been a  major settlement for two millennia, its history going back to its founding by the Romans, who named it Londinium.