Dr. Masquelier's Authentic Formula
Masquelier's OPC represents integrity in the marketplace.
If it's not Masquelier's OPC, it's not the authentic material.
Primary Source Masquelier's Original OPCs are the only oligomeric proanthocyanidins
products endorsed by the discoverer, and backed by nearly 50 years of scientific research
performed on Dr. Masquelier's raw materials.
Primary Source OPC is unique and distinctly different from not only grape seed or
pine bark extract, but also any other nutritional supplement available today.
This super-nutrient can only be obtained through a highly specialized, proprietary
extraction process. Specifically, it is this selective process which yields potent,
100% biologically active Primary Source OPC, supporting virtually every metabolic
system in the body.
Primary Source utilizes, in our products, the authentic extracts that have been
successfully used in elaborate tests and research. The results of these tests may
not be used or "borrowed" to support any grape seed or pine bark that are
imitation and low quality extracts. Primary Source's products are assayed by
independent laboratories and are certified to contain the purest, standardized
potency - documented to be pure, potent, bioavailable and non-toxic.
We guarantee the potency and effectiveness of our products or your money back.
Meeting in Bordeaux
On February 25, 2000 a meeting was held in Bordeaux, France to discuss the scientific research
supporting OPCs. Dr. Jack Masquelier discovered the internationally acclaimed molecular compound,
OPC, 53 years ago (1947). Today it is still considered by many research scientists to be one of
the most important nutritional discoveries of the last century. While enjoying his retirement
among the vineyards of Bordeaux, Dr. Masquelier remains active as a scientific advisor to Primary
Source for the general use and medicinal applications of OPC. His presence at the Bordeaux
gathering was further affirmation of Dr. Masquelier's commitment to support Primary Source in
its efforts to promote awareness of OPC as an extract completely different from the newer,
less studied grape seed and pine bark extracts.
An important outcome of the meeting in Bordeaux was the cooperative agreement between Dr. Masquelier
and Msr. Fahy, Director of Berkem, s.a. to collaborate in the development of reproducible,
scientifically valid methods for verifying the presence and quantity of OPC in an extract.
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