Why Umeken

We combine the time-tested expertise of Japanese traditional medicine and cutting-edge research to produce effective, high-quality wellness products.

Tradition

Rooted in over 300 years of Japanese medicinal ball making

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During the prime of the Edo period (1615 ? 1868), a young man in Toyama prefecture popularized the use of natural herbs and ingredients to produce “Medicine Balls” that were portable and greatly increased the quality and life span of his customers. It was from the Edo period that the foundations of Japanese Traditional medicine were slowly perfected, and guarded secretly within a few families.

The skills of making the “medicine ball” had been passed down through families. A descendant of such a family, Mr. Inagaki Shouichi opened a small pharmaceutical company, Daido, in 1947. Holding steadfast to the centuries old tradition of hand pressing every ball and using only the best ingredients, the company grew steadily. In 1978, it was incorporated as Umeken® Co.

Technology

Innovating wellness products

We conduct rigorous research to continually improve our manufacturing process and create innovative products.

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L-Calcium Japan
Patent No. 1385986

Patent for spirulina-manufacturing technique that maintains a high density of microelements.

Root kelp Japan
Patent No. 1385986

Patent for spirulina-manufacturing technique that maintains a high density of microelements.

Spirulina Japan
Patent No. 1877745

Patent for spirulina-manufacturing technique that maintains a high density of microelements.

“Koso balls improved my energy.

I can now enjoy playing with my grandkids.

- Elizabeth Doe
Quality and safety

Ensuring safety and sanitation

Our products undergo strict FDA, USDA, and Health Canada entry reviews. Umeken manufacturing facilities are certified and regularly inspected by the Japan Health & Nutrition Food Association.

Practicing high
manufacturing standards

Daily cleaning

Each factory day begins with 2 hours of cleaning.

Sterilized uniforms

Employees change into new sterile clothes during their shift.

Pressure-controlled rooms

Each production room maintains its individual air pressure.

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