About the company

Wellby line produces food supplements in Tashkent, at Fargʻona yoʻli 5. The range currently holds four products: Magnex with magnesium and B-group vitamins, Synbiox and Synbiox Kids on a synbiotic base, and Zinax with zinc.

We began with a single question: why do people take supplements in courses and so often see nothing change. The answer is usually in the gut. When the microflora is disrupted, minerals and vitamins pass straight through and the body receives only a fraction of the dose. That is why a synbiotic complex sits at the base of all four formulas rather than being taken as a separate product: the bacteria arrive together with the medium that feeds their growth, and establish themselves 1.5 to 2 times faster.

Every formula comes in two-gram stick packs. That is an exact single dose with nothing to measure, holding a powder with no medicinal taste: it stirs into water, milk, juice or baby food. The format solves the hardest part of giving anything to children or to older people who struggle with capsules.

Each product's composition is printed on the carton itself, in Russian and Uzbek, along with dosage by age, contraindications, storage conditions, the date of manufacture and the batch number. No formula contains lactose, gluten, soy or animal protein, which makes them suitable for vegetarians as well as for children and for pregnant and breastfeeding women.

We call things by their names: these are food supplements, not medicines. They do not treat disease and do not replace therapy prescribed by a doctor.