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MegaFood

38 products scored by Formulate's ingredient-level rubric. Brand grade reflects a weighted average across the full lineup.

Scored by the Formulate Research Team · Last reviewed July 2026

80
B-
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How MegaFood scored

Integrity93

Accurate labels, no proprietary blends hiding doses, consistent sourcing

Product Quality86

Ingredient form, bioavailability, dose accuracy across the lineup

Transparency89

Published testing, ingredient origins, full disclosure

Verification83

USP, NSF, Informed Sport, or comparable third-party testing coverage

Innovation29

New formulations, new forms, research-driven development

Component scores are derived from the product lineup, not from marketing materials. See the methodology page for how each component is computed.

What MegaFood makes

  • 15 Multivitamins
  • 6 Energy
  • 5 Minerals
  • 4 Adaptogens
  • 2 Vitamin D
  • 2 Immune Support
  • 1 Probiotics
  • 1 Antioxidants
  • 1 B Vitamins
  • 1 Joint Support

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MegaFood: frequently asked questions

How does Formulate grade MegaFood?

Formulate grades MegaFood by aggregating the ingredient-level scores of all 38 MegaFood products it has analyzed — weighing dose accuracy, ingredient form, transparency, and third-party testing. MegaFood's overall brand grade is B- (80/100). It is not a paid or sponsored ranking.

Is MegaFood third-party tested?

MegaFood scores 83/100 on third-party verification, indicating broad testing coverage (such as USP, NSF, or Informed Sport) across its lineup.

What is MegaFood's best supplement?

Vitamin D3 2000 IU (50 mcg) is MegaFood's highest-scoring product on Formulate at 91/100 (grade A).

What does MegaFood make?

Formulate has scored 38 MegaFood products, including 15 Multivitamins, 6 Energy, 5 Minerals, 4 Adaptogens, and more.

About the grading

Every MegaFood product above is scored on dose accuracy, ingredient form, certifications, transparency, and third-party testing. The brand grade aggregates those product scores — it isn't a marketing claim or a pay-for-play ranking. See the methodology page for the full rubric.