This page names each layer, says what we can and cannot confirm, and shows how to ask the right questions of the right party.
Quick answer
Who makes soda peak is only half answered on the label. The bottle names Vitalifes as the distributor, with no city, state or ZIP. The factory that fills the capsules is not named. This website, Sodapeake, is an authorized American outlet and a retailer, not the manufacturer.
Key facts
- Distributor on the bottle: Vitalifes. The panel gives no city, state or ZIP for it.
- Seller on this site: Sodapeake, an authorized American SodaPeak outlet, not the manufacturer.
- The factory is not named. The home page seals mention a GMP and FDA-registered facility and a Made in the USA facility without naming it.
- Lot reference printed on this site: SOD-26/SO-5376. CoA reference: SOD-5376-26-SO.
- Order desk: +1 (302) 200-3480. Website email: [email protected].
- SodaPeak carries no FDA approval, as is true of every supplement.
Who makes soda peak: the short answer?
We cannot name the maker, because the bottle does not. What the bottle prints is a distributor line that reads Vitalifes. A distributor puts a product on the market under its name. It may or may not own the factory that fills the capsules.
This site did not find a manufacturing address, a city, a state or a ZIP code tied to that name. It also did not find a corporate registration for Vitalifes. So the honest reply to who makes soda peak is this: the maker is not published, and the distributor is Vitalifes.
Who is Vitalifes on the bottle?
The name appears on the front label and in the Distributed by line. That is the whole public record on the bottle. The panel does not give an address or a phone number for the company.
A distributor puts its name on the product, and a buyer can fairly ask it to stand behind the label. Because no contact for Vitalifes is printed on the bottle, the practical route for a buyer is the order desk of the outlet you bought from, which for this site is +1 (302) 200-3480.
If you want to reach the distributor directly, ask the order desk for a contact in writing. If they decline or cannot provide one, that tells you something too.
Who makes soda peak, and is it the same as the shop you are reading?
No. This website is Sodapeake. It describes itself as an authorized American SodaPeak outlet, and its footer says retailer, not the manufacturer. Its role is narrow: it reads the bottle, explains the terms, takes the order and answers questions through the order desk.
It also has two New York addresses, an office at 222 Broadway, Suite 1901, and a returns address at 270 Lafayette Street, Suite 1203. Neither one is a factory address. They are for the shop and for returned parcels.
The Sodapeake Editorial Desk writes the pages, and Dr. Gianna Link, MD, PhD, reviews them. None of that makes either one the maker.
What do the seals on the home page say about who makes soda peak?
The home page shows two relevant marks. One reads GMP and FDA-registered facility. The other reads Made in the USA facility. Each refers to a facility, and neither names it.
GMP stands for good manufacturing practice, a set of rules for how a factory is run. Our disclaimer page is careful about the second word: a seal that says a facility is FDA registered describes the factory's paperwork, not an approval of the capsule. We cannot show you an audit, a certificate or an inspection report, because none is published.
So the seals suggest a U.S. facility exists. They do not say whose it is.
Which batch details can you check yourself?
Quite a few. The pages here print a lot reference, SOD-26/SO-5376, and a certificate-of-analysis reference, SOD-5376-26-SO. Your bottle may show a lot number and a best-before date on the base.
- Turn the bottle over and find the base. If a lot number and a best-before date are shown, copy them.
- Compare them with the lot reference on this site's shipping and returns page.
- Call the order desk and ask them to match your lot to your order.
- If the lot code on your bottle does not match anything they can explain, hold the bottle and ask again in writing.
A certificate of analysis reference is not the certificate. We do not publish its contents, so we cannot tell you what it tested.
Why do other websites with similar names matter when you ask who makes soda peak?
Because they muddy the water. A web check run for this site on September 27, 2026 found other sites using a near-identical name for gummies. Those products have a different ingredient list and a different distributor, and they are not this capsule.
If a page tells you a company other than Vitalifes makes SodaPeak, ask which product it means. Is it a capsule or a gummy? Does the back panel list a 1,200 mg Test Boost Proprietary Blend? If not, it is a different product.
What is the blend, and who decides it?
The label prints one 1,200 mg Test Boost Proprietary Blend for each 2-capsule serving, made of eight named ingredients. No per-ingredient amount appears anywhere. Whoever sets the formula, it is not this outlet, which does not make the capsule or set the formula.
That matters for safety. If you ask the shop what is in the blend beyond the label, it cannot tell you. Only the maker or distributor can, and they have not published it.
How should you use this when you decide?
Treat the missing factory address as a gap, not as a verdict. Many legitimate products name a distributor only. But a buyer is entitled to weigh it.
Ask the order desk to put in writing who fills the capsules and where. Compare the answer with the label. And speak to your doctor if you take medicine or have a known condition, because the label is the same whoever makes the capsule.
Which company does what, in one table?
The three parties behind a SodaPeak bottle, and what is published about each.
| Role | Name and what is published |
|---|---|
| Distributor | Vitalifes, as printed on the bottle; no city, state or ZIP |
| Seller on this site | Sodapeake, an authorized American SodaPeak outlet; retailer, not the manufacturer |
| Factory | Not named; home page seals mention a GMP and FDA-registered facility and a Made in the USA facility |
| Lot and CoA references | SOD-26/SO-5376 and SOD-5376-26-SO |
| Order desk | +1 (302) 200-3480 |
| Formula amounts | Not published; one 1,200 mg blend total |
| FDA status | Not FDA approved |
Frequently asked questions
Who makes soda peak?
The maker is not published. The bottle names Vitalifes as the distributor, and the factory is not named on the bottle or on this site.
Is Vitalifes the manufacturer?
Vitalifes is named in the Distributed by line. That line does not say Vitalifes fills the capsules, and no manufacturing address is printed.
Is the Sodapeake website the maker?
No. It is an authorized American outlet and a retailer. It does not make the capsule or set the formula.
Where is the factory?
Not published. The home page seals mention a GMP and FDA-registered facility and a Made in the USA facility without naming it.
Can I check my bottle's batch?
Yes, if the base shows a lot number and best-before date. Call the order desk at +1 (302) 200-3480 to match it to your order.
Are the SodaPeak gummies from the same company?
The gummies sold under similar names elsewhere have a different ingredient list and a different distributor. They are not this capsule.
Our view
Our view on who makes soda peak: the label tells you who distributes it, and stops there. We would like to see a factory address and a contact for the distributor, and we say so. Until they are published, the maker stays unknown.
That is not proof of a problem, but it is a reason to keep your guard up. Check the lot, ask for answers in writing and put your doctor ahead of the seller on any question about your own health.
Also useful: the SodaPeak pricing section, the about page and the soda peak scam or legit guide. It is a guide, not a diagnosis, and SodaPeak has no FDA approval of any kind.
Last updated November 4, 2026. Written by the Sodapeake Editorial Desk. Medically reviewed by Dr. Gianna Link, MD, PhD on October 23, 2026.
