Covid-19 random act of kindness as nutrabio labs delivers immunity boosting supplements to nj's first responders

COVID-19 Random Act of Kindness as NutraBio Labs Delivers Immunity Boosting Supplements to NJ’s First Responders

MANCHESTER, NJ – Mark Glazier, the President and CEO of NutraBio Labs, based out of New Jersey has been donating his company’s immunity-boosting supplements to first responders across the Jersey Shore.  This week, he dropped off supplies to the Manchester Police Department.

“We’d like to thank Mark Glazier, President/CEO of NutraBio Labs, for the generous donation of 96 bottles of Immune Support supplements for our police officers and EMTs,” the department said. “As we all continue to deal with the #COVID19 pandemic, part of Mr. Glazier’s factory has been converted to help First Responders by manufacturing a supplement that is formulated to support the body’s immune system. Thank you again, Mr. Glazier and everyone who has provided donations to our department, for your support of our police officers and EMTs!”

“First Responders are putting themselves and their family’s lives in danger every day by serving on the front line of this pandemic. These are the true American Heroes and NutraBio wants to support them as best we can!! Our GMP manufacturing facility remains open because we are considered essential services by DHS so we wanted to put it to good use doing what we do best: healthy supplementation for our First Responders,” Glazier said. “Starting a few weeks ago, I dedicated part of the NutraBio factory to help First Responders by manufacturing a supplement called First Response that is formulated to support the body’s immune system. It won’t prevent or cure COVID-19 but if we can support the immune system in any way during these times, it is a positive step.”

The company is based out of Middlesex, New Jersey.  Visit NutraBio Labs to show your support for their service to our community.

Covid-19 random act of kindness as nutrabio labs delivers immunity boosting supplements to nj's first responders

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