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|Articles|March 24, 2011
Reserveage Resveratrol Dietary Supplement Wins Taste Award
Reserveage Organics’ Resveratrol Cellular Age-Defying Tonic has won The Supplement Essentials Taste Award from Taste for Life magazine.
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“We take great care in formulating each of our products, and it is an honor to receive recognition from such a respectable publication,” said Naomi Whittel, CEO and founder of Reserveage. “This award highlights our dedication to high-quality products that enhance consumers’ health and well being in a delicious, easy-to-take formula.”
The tonic is infused with acai, gogi berry, mangosteen, pomegranate, and blueberry, to deliver a synergistic antioxidant blend. It is enriched with resveratrol and naturally sweetened with organic agave nectar, and is marketed for fighting stress, sun damage, and toxins.
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