Ditto launches the first all-in-one vitamin that changes with your body
Jan 10, 2019
Ditto is launching the first ever personalized vitamin that’s based on your body chemistry. It’s goal is to simplify what to take to measure markers to provide a custom vitamin that is unique per individual and their health needs.
Canada - January 9, 2019 /MarketersMedia/ —
Ditto's unique approach to personalized nutrition is simple; Ditto sends users a painless snapshot test that works simply at the press of a button. This test is then sent back to the Ditto lab for analysis of 15 key nutritional markers in the blood that are essential for good health. These nutritional markers include vitamins, minerals and fatty acids which consist of: Vitamin A, B1 (Thiamine), B2 (Riboflavin), B3 (Niacin), B5 (Pantothenic Acid), B6 (Pyridoxine), B12, C, E, zinc, selenium, magnesium, copper and Omega-3 as DHA/EPA. Once the lab analysis is complete, Ditto presents the user’s nutritional profile (including any deficiencies) available on its dashboard and formulates a custom vitamin that is then sent to the user.
Users then take additional snapshot tests every 3 months to monitor improvements in their body chemistry and for Ditto to update their personalized formula in their vitamin. Ditto’s key value lies in this quarterly testing which feeds information to a proprietary learning algorithm that constantly optimizes the custom formula made for each user. This process allows Ditto’s vitamins to become more and more aligned with the user as time goes on improving overall well-being while taking aging, changing diet and exercise habits into consideration. Users also have the option of testing less often at every 6 months or even annually.
Why Ditto is Different
Ditto is the first vitamin on the market that is designed for and actively changes with body chemistry. Unlike current personalized vitamin companies who use quizzes to create packets of vitamins of upto 7 capsules daily, Ditto recognizes that taking vitamins should fit into a busy lifestyle. In this manner, Ditto leverages actionable health markers in the body chemistry via its snapshot tests that are then tracked and monitored for impactful changes, all while keeping daily dosage to a single capsule.
About Ditto
Ditto is a Canadian-based personalized vitamin company whose mission is to change the way vitamins are viewed today. Vitamins don’t have to be complicated, rather, they should be simple and a part of everyday life. Furthermore, taking vitamins should be an educational process where one learns about their nutritional deficiencies, and how they’re working towards resolving them via customized vitamins. Click here to learn more. This cutting-edge edge company was founded by experienced pharmacists and doctors versed in all aspects of nutrition, supplement formulation, and manufacturing, with a combined experience of 30+ years. Personalized nutrition is rapidly gaining momentum and Ditto is on the forefront of this movement.
Ditto uses a cGMP manufacturing facility for vitamin production and a CLIA accredited laboratory for testing. The company has made it a priority to use only bioavailable and activated forms of vitamins, including such as 5-methylfolate, and sources from leading suppliers in Europe and the US.
Contact Info:
Name: Omer Baturay
Email: Send Email
Organization: Ditto Vitamins
Address: 621 Discovery Street, Victoria, B.C., V8T 5G4, Canada
Phone: 1-250-661-2665
Website: http://heyditto.com
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