The company
Who Makes Nerve Savior, and Where Is It Made?
The bottle names one company, Syvor LLC of Salisbury, NC 28146, as distributor. It does not name the factory, a phone number or a website, and it prints no “Made in USA” statement, only a flag icon. The seller on our linked listing is VitaminRush Health Shop. Many company details are not published.
Written by the Nerve Savior editorial teamMedically reviewed by Dr. Kiran V. Patel, MD, PhysicianReview date: Updated · 7 min read
Know who you are buying fromThe listing names its seller and the label names its distributor, which is more than many supplement pages show.We get paid when you buy through our order links. Prices and terms can change.
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Key facts
- The distributor printed on the label is Syvor LLC of Salisbury, NC 28146.
- The label does not name the manufacturer or the factory.
- The label shows a U.S. flag icon but no “Made in USA” statement.
- Seller on our linked listing: VitaminRush Health Shop, shipping from Salisbury, North Carolina.
- No lab is named for “Third Party Tested” and no certifier for “GMP Certified”.
- We found no published Better Business Bureau, Consumer Reports or Trustpilot page to cite.
The label
Who makes Nerve Savior?
The honest answer is that the bottle does not say. It names a distributor, not a maker. The line reads Syvor LLC, Salisbury, NC 28146. A distributor sells or ships a product. It is not always the factory that made it.
Beyond that line, the label gives no factory name, no city for production and no contact details. If you need to know who formulates the capsules, only the brand can say.
The seller
Who sells Nerve Savior?
Three parties show up when you buy through our button. The distributor is Syvor LLC. The seller on the eBay listing we link to is VitaminRush Health Shop, shipping from Salisbury, North Carolina. And this website is a retailer that links to that listing and earns money from the link.
This site is not the manufacturer, and it did not create the formula. We call ourselves a USA Authorized Nerve Savior Retailer. Our pages are written from the bottle label and public health sources.
Origin
Where is Nerve Savior made?
The label does not say. It prints a U.S. flag icon on the back, but no “Made in USA” words, and the only address is the distributor’s. A flag can mean a U.S. company, U.S. bottling or just a design choice. Without a written statement, the honest answer is “not stated.”
If origin matters to you, ask the seller where the capsules are made and filled. Write down the reply, and keep it with your order record.
The icons
What do the Third Party Tested and GMP icons tell you?
| Icon | What it suggests | What the label leaves out |
|---|---|---|
| Third Party Tested | An outside lab tested the product | No lab, test list or batch named |
| GMP Certified | The factory follows Good Manufacturing Practice | No certifier or audit named |
| U.S. flag | A link to the United States | No “Made in” words at all |
GMP means Good Manufacturing Practice, a set of rules for clean equipment, correct recipes and batch records. A GMP claim is about the process, not about whether an ingredient helps. The icons may be true, but we have not seen a lab report, so we cannot confirm them. The FDA also does not approve supplements before sale (FDA, Supplement Q&A), so an icon is not a government stamp.
Outside checks
What about BBB, Consumer Reports or Trustpilot?
People often search for a Better Business Bureau page, a Consumer Reports review or a Trustpilot score. We found none that our sources name, so we cite none. We will not guess what such pages might say, and we will not invent a rating.
If you find one, read it with care. Check that the business named is the same seller you plan to use. A rating for one company does not carry over to another with a similar name. And remember that seller feedback rates service, such as shipping and packing, not whether the capsules help.
The paperwork
What are the lot and CoA codes?
The seller gives a lot reference, NS-26/NE-7316, and a certificate of analysis reference, NS-7316-26-NE. They are seller reference codes. We have not matched them to a lab report, so they are not lab proof. A code is useful for one thing: asking the right question.
A real certificate of analysis names the lab, the lot, the test dates, the methods and the results. If your bottle shows a lot number, quote it when you ask the seller for the matching report. No lot number or best-before date is visible in the brand images, so check your real bottle.
Why it matters
Why do these missing details matter to you?
They matter because a supplement label is a promise you cannot test at home. You cannot see inside a capsule. NCCIH warns that what is on a supplement label may not match what is in the bottle (NCCIH, Using Supplements Wisely). A named lab and a matching certificate are how a brand shows that its label is accurate.
Without them, you rely on the seller’s word and on the return window. That is not a scandal. It is simply a different level of trust than a label with a lab report behind it, and it helps to know which level you are at before you pay.
Contacts
How can you contact the people involved?
| For | Contact |
|---|---|
| Orders, tracking, refunds | +1 (302) 200-3480 or [email protected] |
| Website and page questions | [email protected], Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm ET; it cannot see orders |
| Office | 590 Madison Avenue, Floor 21, New York, NY 10022, USA |
| Returns address on file | 1740 Broadway, Floor 15, New York, NY 10019, USA |
| Distributor | Syvor LLC, Salisbury, NC 28146; no phone or web address printed |
Your move
What should you ask the seller before you buy?
- Where are the capsules made and filled?
- Which lab did the third-party testing, and can I see the report for my lot?
- Who certified the GMP claim?
- What is the capsule shell made of?
- What are the amounts of vitamins B6 and B12 per serving?
A seller who answers plainly earns some trust. A seller who dodges all five has told you something too.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Who makes Nerve Savior?
The bottle names Syvor LLC of Salisbury, NC 28146 as distributor. It does not name the factory, and it prints no phone number or website for the company.
Who sells Nerve Savior?
The listing our order button opens is sold by VitaminRush Health Shop and ships from Salisbury, North Carolina. This website is a retailer that links to the listing and earns money from order links.
Where is Nerve Savior made?
The label does not say. It shows a U.S. flag icon but no Made in USA statement. If origin matters to you, ask the seller where the capsules are made and filled.
Is Nerve Savior a legitimate company?
The bottle names a distributor and the listing names a seller with return terms. Many details are not published, such as the factory, the testing lab and the certifier. Check what you can and use the return window if you are unsure.
Does Nerve Savior have a BBB, Consumer Reports or Trustpilot page?
We found none that our sources name, so we cite none. Treat any rating you find with care, and check that it covers the same seller you plan to use.
Are the lot and CoA codes lab proof?
No. Lot NS-26/NE-7316 and CoA NS-7316-26-NE are reference codes given by the seller. Ask for the certificate of analysis that names a lab and matches your lot.
Bottom line
Our view
Of everything on the label, the distributor line is the most solid. It gives a company name and a town. What is missing is just as clear: the factory, the testing lab, the certifier, the country of manufacture and a way to reach the distributor.
None of those gaps proves a problem. Together they mean you are trusting the seller and the return window more than the paperwork. That is a fair thing to do with a $19.95 bottle, as long as you know it.
For a closer look, read testing and quality, about this site and contact details.
Last updated . Written by the Nerve Savior editorial team and medically reviewed by Dr. Kiran V. Patel, MD, Physician. This page is general information, not medical advice. Nerve Savior is a dietary supplement. It is not FDA approved, and no supplement is. Ask your doctor about any health concern. We get paid when you buy through our order links.
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