Nutrisipria · Jl. Gajah Mada No. 20, Petojo Utara, Jakarta Pusat
Who we are and what we stock
Nutrisipria is a supplement catalog based in Central Jakarta. We select the men's health products we carry, write ingredient notes for each one, and answer questions before purchase. This page explains how that selection works and what standards guide the information we publish.
The catalog is checked by hand at our Petojo Utara address before a listing goes live.
What this company actually does
We are a retailer and information resource, not a manufacturer. That distinction matters because it shapes what we can honestly tell you. We do not formulate the products; we choose which ones enter the catalog, verify what the labels say, and describe them accurately. When we do not know something, the listing says so. Operating from Jl. Gajah Mada No. 20 in Petojo Utara means we serve walk-in customers and remote enquiries from the same small team.
Retailer, not formulator
Every capsule, tablet, and softgel in the range comes from a supplier whose label we can read. What we add is the reading: dose by dose, format by format, in plain English. If a supplier changes a formula, the note on the listing changes with it, or the product leaves the shelf.
One small team, two front doors
Walk-in customers at the Jakarta address and email enquiries from across Indonesia reach the same people. There is no separate call center script and no outsourced answer desk. Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, a person who has handled the stock replies.
A single capsule, a glass of water, a tray. Most of what the range offers is meant to sit inside an ordinary morning, not replace it.
How products get into the catalog
Every item starts with the label. We read the ingredient amounts, the serving size, and the format before anything else. If the label is unclear or the nutrient amounts are not stated, the product does not make the cut, regardless of how popular it is elsewhere. After that we look at category fit: does this product do something our existing range does not cover? A second identical multivitamin adds nothing. A vegetarian tablet in a range of gelatin capsules adds a real option for someone.
Ingredient amounts, serving size, and format come first. Nothing enters the range on reputation alone.
A product has to add something: a format we lack, a nutrient we do not cover, an age band the shelf misses.
Each listing gets a short ingredient note in the same order: the nutrient, the amount on the label, then what it is commonly associated with.
When a supplier reformulates or repacks, the listing is corrected or the product is retired from the catalog.
Why we mix multivitamins and herbals
Men's supplement shelves in Indonesia have never separated these cleanly. Guardian Indonesia's men's health assortment places botanical items like Tribulus Stack alongside standard multivitamins and stamina products in the same browse set. Shoppers compare them whether or not the comparison is fair. Rather than fight that habit, we stock both and label them clearly, so the distinction between a daily multi and a targeted herbal blend stays visible on the page.
The nutrient-first approach we borrowed
Indonesian retailers tend to lead with ingredients. Natural Farm's men's health category opens with vitamin D, zinc, magnesium, omega-3, and selenium, and it frames magnesium by its involvement in more than 300 enzymatic reactions. We find this more useful than vague benefit language. Our product notes follow the same style: nutrient first, amount second, context third. If a formula has 24 vitamins and minerals, we say that and list the notable ones instead of summarizing it as "complete support."
Nutrient first
The ingredient name leads the note, in the same order for every listing.
Amount second
The number from the label, whether that number is generous or modest.
Context third
What the nutrient is commonly associated with, said in plain words rather than marketing language.
What we will not claim
You will not find cure or treatment language on this site, because supplements are not medicines and we are not a clinic. You will not find invented studies, invented certifications, or before-and-after stories. Ingredients like vitamin K can interact with blood thinners, a point Forbes Health raises in its men's multivitamin coverage, and that kind of caution is exactly what we prefer to publish. If you take prescription medication, our notes tell you to check with your doctor, and we mean it.
That restraint is not modesty. It is the only way an informational supplement catalog can be useful at the same time. A note that overstates what a capsule does is a note you cannot rely on for the next capsule.
When a listing says 24
A formula with 24 vitamins and minerals gets that number in the note, plus the named nutrients that carry most of the label. The number is a count, not a score.
Age and format as organizing principles
Two filters do most of the work on this site. Age comes first: a multivitamin comparison built for men over 50 covers different ground than one for men in their twenties, and we label products accordingly. Format comes second. Tablets, capsules, softgels, and vegetarian options behave differently in daily use, and Centrum Men Vegetarian Tablets is a good example of a listing where format is part of the product's identity, not an afterthought.
Age band
A man in his twenties and a man over 50 often need different reading. The first listings lean on daily nutrient coverage; the later ones carry more on minerals such as magnesium and on how the formula's dose profile compares with a standard daily multi. Both are labeled by age so you can compare like with like.
Format
Tablet, hard capsule, softgel, vegetarian capsule. Format determines how many you take at once, whether the capsule will sit comfortably in a morning routine, and whether the shell is animal-derived. We keep it visible in the listing, so the choice stays in your hands.
The limits of what we publish
We describe what is on a label and what an ingredient is commonly associated with. We do not diagnose, we do not tell you which product to take for a condition, and we do not pretend to know your medical history. When a customer asks a question that belongs with a doctor, we say so and stop there. That boundary is deliberate, and it applies to every page on this site.
We also do not pretend to know what we have not read. If a supplier cannot show us a clear label — serving size, ingredient amounts, format — the listing does not go up, and if an ingredient's interaction information is thin, the note names the uncertainty rather than smoothing it over.
How to reach the people behind the catalog
Questions about availability, ingredients, or whether a product is right for your routine can go to [email protected] or +62 21 388 6299. We answer during Jakarta business hours. A specific question gets a specific answer faster than a general one, so mention the product name if you have it.
Phone
+62 21 388 6299
Address
Jl. Gajah Mada No. 20, Petojo Utara, Gambir, Jakarta Pusat, 10130
Working hours
Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
If you are nearby, walk-ins are welcome at the address above during business hours.
Nutrisipria is a supplement retailer and information resource. Products in the range are sold as dietary supplements and are not medicines; they are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. If you take prescription medication or have a medical condition, speak with a qualified professional before adding anything to your routine.
Questions we answer most often
Before you ask, we may have covered it
Do you make the supplements you sell?
No. Nutrisipria is a retailer and an information resource. We choose which products enter the catalog, verify what the labels say, and write the ingredient notes on this site. The formulas themselves come from the suppliers whose labels we read.
Which product should I take for a specific health problem?
We do not answer that one. Choosing a supplement for a condition is a conversation for a qualified professional who knows your history. What we can do is explain what is on a label and what an ingredient is commonly associated with.
Can I look at the label before I buy?
Yes. Ingredient amounts, serving size, and format are part of every listing, and you are welcome to ask for more detail before ordering by email or phone. If we cannot confirm something, we will say so instead of guessing.
Why do you list both herbals and standard multivitamins?
Because shoppers already compare them side by side on Indonesian men's health shelves. Keeping both in the catalog with clear notes lets that comparison happen with better information, instead of forcing either type off the page.
Continue from here
If this page answered how the catalog works, the next useful step depends on what you came for. Read the guide if you are comparing nutrients first. Browse the popular products if you already know the format you want. Compare formulas if you are choosing between two labels. Or write to us with the product name and a specific question, and we will answer during Jakarta business hours.
Ask a specific question
Mention the product name, the format, and what you want to know. Availability, ingredient amounts, vegetarian options, and how a formula compares with a standard daily multi are all fair game.
+62 21 388 6299