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	Is RevGenetics resveratrol used in research?

Article The X500 capsules contain the pure Trans-resveratrol isomer supplement.

This is identical to that used in most of the studies published regarding animal and in vitro studies of resveratrol's health benefits. We provide this material to numerous researchers, universities, and governments in hope that researching resveratrol, can help all of us understand and benefit from the findings one day.

Yes, RevGenetics Resveratrol is used in research:
The US NIH has selected RevGenetics to provide them the material required for an upcoming study on humans, and a University has already certified our material for research purposes.

Yes, the material has been certified:
The document below shows the NIH request and mentions the IND that is already active for RevGenetics material.

The request from the NIH below has been redacted by RevGenetics, as it contains some proprietary information regarding the request, as well as names of researchers that we wish to keep private. The document is simply to show the public that we do care about research and can provide proof that our materials are being used and requested by some of the most important research institutions that our country has to offer.