Vitargo supplements: what each label shows
Checked 25 October 2026 · labels from NIH's public label database, January 2026 release
The short answer
NIH lists 35 Vitargo labels, which make up 31 products. 31 of them are third-party tested, and 31 contain none of the additives we check for.
Source: NIH's public label database, 11 January 2026 release; checks by Decode, 25 October 2026
At a glance
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31 of 31 products are third-party tested
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31 of 31 contain none of the additives we check for
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No FDA recall, warning letter or health fraud listing on file
Source: NIH's public label database, 11 January 2026 release; checks by Decode, 25 October 2026
Vitargo products that are third-party tested
Ordered by checks passed, then by the amount on the label.
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Every Vitargo product
Other products
| Product | Amount | Third-party tested | Additives | Form | Label |
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| Vitargo Fruit Punch 2 label versions | Third-party tested: BSCG | None of the additives we check for | 333625 268101 | ||
| Vitargo Grape 2 label versions | Third-party tested: BSCG | None of the additives we check for | 268096 215223 | ||
| Vitargo Lemon Lime 2 label versions | Third-party tested: BSCG | None of the additives we check for | 333627 215327 | ||
| Vitargo Mango 2 label versions | Third-party tested: BSCG | None of the additives we check for | 333628 268075 | ||
| Vitargo Orange 2 label versions | Third-party tested: BSCG | None of the additives we check for | 268127 215414 | ||
| Vitargo Plain 2 label versions | Third-party tested: BSCG | None of the additives we check for | Form: Amylopectin starch fractionated | 333629 268168 | |
| Vitargo Post Natural Tangerine Dream | Third-party tested: BSCG | None of the additives we check for | label | ||
| Vitargo S2 Natural Grape Flavor 3 label versions | Third-party tested: BSCG | None of the additives we check for | 77273 77248 77287 | ||
| Vitargo S2 Natural H2Omelon Flavor 2 label versions | Third-party tested: BSCG | None of the additives we check for | 77276 77288 | ||
| Vitargo S2 Natural Juicy Orange Flavor 4 label versions | Third-party tested: BSCG | None of the additives we check for | 77291 77277 77267 42085 | ||
| Vitargo S2 Natural Tropical Fruit Flavor 3 label versions | Third-party tested: BSCG | None of the additives we check for | 78454 77281 77293 | ||
| Vitargo S2 Natural Unflavored/Unsweetened | Third-party tested: BSCG | None of the additives we check for | label | ||
| Vitargo S2 Unflavored/Unsweetened 3 label versions | Third-party tested: BSCG | None of the additives we check for | 77296 77283 55922 | ||
| Vitargo Watermelon 2 label versions | Third-party tested: BSCG | None of the additives we check for | 268124 268122 |
Source: NIH's public label database, 11 January 2026 release; checks by Decode, 25 October 2026
What the badges on Vitargo labels mean
- BSCG31 products
An independent lab screened it for banned substances.
- Facility certified31 products
A factory label. It covers how the factory is run or inspected. It doesn't cover what ended up in this product.
- Diet or allergen certified27 products
A diet label. It tells you what was left out, like gluten or dairy, or which diet it fits.
Source: NIH's public label database, 11 January 2026 release; checks by Decode, 25 October 2026
Testing lab lists and FDA record
- BSCG lists 5 products · Seals and lab results
Source: BSCG list, checked 23 October 2026
- Informed Sport lists 4 products · Seals and lab results
Source: Informed Sport list, checked 23 October 2026
No FDA recall, warning letter or health fraud listing on file.
Common questions
Is Vitargo third-party tested?
31 of 31 Vitargo products are third-party tested. The rest show none on the label, and no testing lab's list we read names them.
Does no seal mean a product failed a test?
No. It means the label shows no third-party test, and no testing lab's list we read (BSCG, IFOS, IGEN, IKOS, Informed Choice, Informed Sport) names the product. A brand can test privately. This page shows what the label and the lists show.
Where does the label data come from?
The NIH Dietary Supplement Label Database, which is public domain. We read the file dated 11 January 2026. Brands change labels, so check the one you have.
Our method
- Third-party tested
- A seal from an outside lab that tests what is inside, printed on the label, or the product's name on that lab's own list.
- Additives
- Each other ingredient on the label, checked for artificial coloring, titanium dioxide, hydrogenated oil and BHA/BHT preservative, after a physician spoke against dyes, fillers and preservatives on video.
“…that are at the right Doses and that are effective and that don't have a lot of additives and fillers and preservatives and chemicals and dyes”
- Form
- The form printed on the label. When an expert we quote has talked about that form, the speech bubble next to it says where they stand. Open it to see what they said.
- One product, many labels
- Label versions that share a UPC count as one product. The newest label is the one shown.
- Dose
- The amount is shown as printed. Whether it suits you depends on your blood test.
Are you Vitargo?
If a label here is out of date, email [email protected] with the UPC. We check NIH's latest record and update the page.