Founded in the Alps. Answerable in Delaware.

Swiss Vitalis launched in 2022 as a French-registered company that already carried the mountain in its name. The first products were made from hemp grown on plantations along the frontier where the French and Swiss Alps meet: high country, short summers, and one harvest a year.

One harvest a year does something useful to a company: it teaches the habit of the batch. When the season hands you a single lot, you number it, you test it, you file it. That habit is the one thing on this page that has never changed.

Most of what follows did change, so here is the honest version, in order.

What changed is easy to list: the address, the farm, the factory. Manufacturing is in the United States under nutritional Good Manufacturing Practice, and upstream of it the raw material is handled under Good Agricultural and Collection Practice, so the plant material arrives with a record of its own rather than as an anonymous input.

The hemp is American-grown and pesticide-free, and every product in the range is made from hemp under the 2018 Farm Bill, so not more than 0.3% Δ⁹-THC by dry weight. The oils carry it in MCT.

The alpine terpene profile is a formulation decision and a brand decision. No part of today’s manufacture happens in Europe, and any supplier who tells you otherwise about their own line is worth a second question.

The lots we publish go to SC Labs, an independent laboratory accredited to ISO/IEC 17025. Potency by HPLC-DAD and terpenes by GC-FID on the oils, plus the safety panels that lot was run against, which are not the same from one lot to the next, and are named on each certificate.

On the current Full-Spectrum lot, 39 terpenes were analysed by GC-FID. Six were quantified and the rest came back below the limit of quantitation or not detected, which the certificate shows and the label never would.

Three of the four certificates are published on SC Labs' own client portal, which means they sit on the laboratory's server rather than ours and cannot be edited by us after the fact. The gummies certificate is not on that portal and is served from this site instead, which is a weaker guarantee. The current batch and what it measured are on the lab results page.

On the current Full-Spectrum lot, the laboratory measured 6,005.910 mg against a 6,000 mg label. It would be easy to build this page around that 0.10%. Easy, and wrong. One excellent gap proves one excellent day.

Within 10% of the label, on the lots we publish.

That is the commitment, and it is deliberately the boring version: the lots we publish are measured by an independent laboratory, the spread is held inside 10% of the declared amount (the tolerance a pharmacopoeia allows), and the certificate, not this page, is the document of record.