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Piping Rock Health Products, LLC Bohemia, New York · EIN 32-0343858

The floor

Six stations, in the order material passes them

Each bay below gives the input, the output and the check. Material that fails a check does not continue; it is quarantined at that station and dealt with there.

Everything made here is a dietary supplement for adults. None of it is medicine and none of it is offered as a treatment.

One rule above the others

A check is a stop, not a note. Nothing moves to the next bay on the understanding that it will be sorted out later, because later never arrives on a production floor.

Quote any lot number to the desk and we will read you its record from bay one through to bay six.

Bay 01

Goods in

In
Sealed raw material from a named supplier
Out
Quarantined pallets with a lot assigned
Check
Seal intact, paperwork matches, identity sampled

Nothing enters the warehouse proper on arrival. It sits in quarantine until identity testing clears it, which is the single cheapest place to catch a substituted input and the most expensive place to miss one.

Bay 02

Milling

In
Cleared raw material
Out
Milled powder at a target particle size
Check
Particle size distribution, screened before release

Particle size decides how a blend behaves two stations later. Get it wrong here and the blender will separate, which is a problem that shows up only in the finished bottle.

Bay 03

Blending

In
Weighed components against the batch record
Out
A homogeneous blend
Check
Blend uniformity, sampled at several points in the vessel

Uniformity is the figure a contract packer rarely hands over. It is the difference between every capsule carrying the label amount and the first half of the run carrying most of it.

Bay 04

Filling

In
Released blend and empty shells or tablets
Out
Filled units
Check
Line clearance signed before start, fill weight through the run

Line clearance is the check that stops the previous product ending up in yours. It is signed by a person, and the signature stays on the batch record.

Bay 05

Bottling and labelling

In
Filled units, bottles, closures, labels
Out
Sealed, labelled bottles with lot and expiry
Check
Label reconciliation, so no label leaves on the wrong product

Labels are counted in and counted out. A discrepancy stops the line, because a stray label is how a product ends up misdescribed.

Bay 06

Release

In
Finished, quarantined stock
Out
Released stock, or a destroyed batch
Check
Identity, potency, heavy metals and microbial, by an outside laboratory

A batch that misses a limit is destroyed rather than reworked or blended away. Retention samples are held for the shelf life plus a year so a later question can be answered from the material.

Sizes

What each size costs

Larger sizes cost less per day because a longer run costs less per bottle to make. That is the whole of the reason and there is no price held back behind a sign-up.

Floor Range sizes
SizeCoversPer dayPriceIncluded
100 count Roughly three months at one a day $0.13 a day $11.90 Batch record on request; 30-day return
200 count
longest run
Roughly six months at one a day $0.11 a day $19.80 Batch record on request; 30-day return; Carriage included
400 count Roughly thirteen months at one a day $0.09 a day $34.90 Batch record on request; 30-day return; Carriage included; Split despatch on request
  • Each order stands alone. One charge, no card kept, and nothing you have to remember to stop.
  • 30 days to return from delivery, opened or unopened, with no restocking charge.
  • Between runs a line goes out of stock. We say so rather than substituting.

Ordering and safety

How to order, and how to take it

Orders go to +1 (312) 680-3522 or to care@arualcare.com during Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm Eastern. Name the line and the size; we confirm the run in stock, its lot and expiry, and the total including carriage, before anything is charged.

The card is charged once and not retained. Confirmation is emailed at once and tracking follows by email when the carrier collects. Not one order message goes out over text.

Suggested use

  • Follow the suggested use printed on the bottle. Where bottle and page disagree, the bottle governs and the page is corrected.
  • Adults eighteen and over.
  • Do not exceed the suggested use.
  • Take the question to a qualified healthcare professional before you begin, above all where you are on prescription medication, managing a condition, pregnant or nursing.
  • Stop at once and take advice if it does not agree with you. Mind the expiry.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. Goods in the Floor Range range are dietary supplements and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.