TransEpi® Technology is the first clinically proven patented bimodal matrix formulated to deliver fat soluble and water soluble ingredients deep into the epidermis. TransEpi® bimodal delivery separates ingredients intended to remain on the top of the skin from ingredients that penetrate the stratum corneum into the epidermis, unlike any other delivery technology which transports all ingredients through the skin (liposomes, niosomes, nano technologies). TransEpi® contains super potent anti-oxidants to combat ROS (Reactive Oxygen Species cumulatively known as oxidative stress) and provide anti-aging benefits. TransEpi® does not require irritating chemical enhancers for penetration, is nano-free, skin healthy and skin friendly.

All of our products contain Vitamin D. The TransEpi® powered Vitamin D complex mimics the sun’s natural production of Vitamin D without the need for sun exposure, therefore delivering the complex into the skin, rather than only topically, even when products are accompanied by sun blocking ingredients. Clinical studies of product usage show increases in subjects Vitamin D levels after only 4 weeks.

Pro D3 is the only Vitamin D cream with TransEpi technology that delivers without the harmful effects of UVA/UVB radiation. Vitamin D has been proven to boost energy from within the cells. Increasing levels of vitamin D reduces inflammation, pain, and myopathy while increasing muscle protein synthesis, ATP concentration, strength, jump velocity and power, exercise capacity, and physical performance.

TransEpi® technology delivers Vitamin D even when accompanied with sun blocking ingredients. Vitamin D production is reduced by 99% with SPF15, so most people are not getting enough from the sun. TransEpi® delivers the Vitamin D complex into the skin where it is needed at the cellular level (stem cells) while keeping “protective” ingredients on the top of the skin. Other reasons that you may not be getting enough Vitamin D: - Outdoor protective clothing. - Training outdoors early and later in the day when the skin’s exposure to UVA/UVB is low - Darker skin – People who have accumulated enough sun to darken their skin or with naturally high melanin (darker skin) need longer exposure to vitamin D for optimal absorption. - Food is not sufficient to provide adequate levels of Vitamin D. - Inadequate absorption from pills - those with too high and too low body fat or unable to metabolize fat in the stomach may be unable to absorb oral vitamin D, store and release activated vitamin D. - People living at more extreme latitudes (Northern Europe, Canada) have significantly less sun exposure.