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ProvoMed Sdn Bhd · Kuala Lumpur
Considered supplements, brought to Malaysia.
We source nutraceuticals from established international manufacturers, check what is on the label against what is in the bottle, and bring a short, deliberate range to Malaysian homes.
ProvoMed Sdn Bhd
SSM 202401053592 (1599434W)
Ships nationwide
Free delivery nationwide
Talk to a person
WhatsApp +6010-3709129, Mon–Fri 9–5
The range
A short range, not a catalogue. Each one is chosen because it does a specific job well, and because we can say who makes it and under what quality system.
CEPA90
A high-concentration EPA omega-3, for households wanting a fish oil that is specific rather than general.
RM189
Iron Supplement
A slow-release iron with vitamin C and B12, chosen for daily tolerability.
RM50
Liver Boost
Glutathione with milk thistle extract — two ingredients chosen for their complementary roles in antioxidant and liver wellness.
RM150
How we choose what to carry
01
We start with the manufacturer
Before a product reaches this catalogue we look at who makes it, where, and under what quality system. If that is hard to find out, we do not carry it.
02
One job, done properly
We would rather stock one well-made omega-3 than six near-identical ones. A short range is easier to stand behind.
03
Answers, not scripts
Questions about dosage, interactions or suitability go to a person who can check with the supplier. If we do not know, we say so.
Why we started
Malaysian shelves carry a great deal of supplement marketing and not much sourcing information. ProvoMed exists to close that gap: fewer products, clearer provenance, and a straight answer when you ask where something comes from.
Sourced from
Canada · United Kingdom · United States
Shipped from
Kuala Lumpur, nationwide
Company
ProvoMed Sdn Bhd · est. 2024
Reading the label
Supplement labels are not written to be compared. A few things worth knowing before you weigh one product against another, ours included.
EPA and DHA
The two omega-3 fatty acids named on fish oil labels. A bottle may state total fish oil rather than EPA and DHA content, and the proportion varies widely between products. The figure worth comparing is the one per capsule, not per bottle.
Elemental iron
An iron label may state the weight of the iron compound or the weight of the iron itself. They are different numbers for the same capsule. “Elemental” is the one to compare.
Serving size
A 60-capsule bottle at two capsules per serving is 30 servings, not 60. Cost per serving and cost per bottle can rank two products in opposite orders.
Country of manufacture
Where a product is made and the brand that appears on the front are often not the same company. If a label does not say who manufactured it, that is worth asking about.
From the Health Hub
Practical reading, not marketing
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A place for straightforward, practical information about looking after your health – and a note on what you will find here.
Questions before you order?
Message us on WhatsApp and a person will reply during office hours. For anything about a specific medical condition, please speak to your doctor or pharmacist.