About PeakFusion Supplements | Grant Myers, Founder

My name is Grant Myers. I'm a sophomore at Indiana University's Kelley School of Business, a former soccer player at Indy Eleven and Hoosier FC, and the founder of PeakFusion Supplements.

Soccer is where this started. I played competitively for years, and I still train and track like an athlete. The training is what drives the numbers. The stack is there to support the training, not replace it. That's the same idea PeakFusion is built on: cover the fundamentals, measure what matters, and never guess.

I built this brand because I needed it, and because what already existed wasn't good enough.

When I was playing, I got serious about supplements. Not hacks. Just the basics that most athletes underrate: creatine, vitamin D3, and a complete multivitamin. What I found was an industry built on confusion. Proprietary blends. Under-dosed formulas. Claims with nothing behind them. No lab results. No accountability.

So I built PeakFusion differently from day one.

How we manufacture

Every PeakFusion product is made in an FDA-registered, cGMP-compliant facility in the United States, under 21 CFR Part 111. That's the federal rulebook for making dietary supplements.

cGMP stands for Current Good Manufacturing Practices. In plain terms, it means the facility has to prove what goes in the bottle: test the raw ingredients, control the process, test the finished product, and keep records of all of it.

It isn't a marketing claim. It's a legal standard, and the FDA inspects and enforces it. Facilities that miss it get warning letters and recalls.

Third-party testing

A cGMP facility is the floor, not the ceiling. We go further.

Every production lot is tested by an independent lab with no financial tie to PeakFusion. The panel varies by product, and the lab results page shows exactly what is on file for each lot.

We publish every Certificate of Analysis. Lot number, test date, full results. You can pull the report for the exact lot in your hand and check it against the label yourself.

As seen on FOX59 Indianapolis

In early 2026, PeakFusion was featured on FOX59 Indianapolis. The story covered an IU student building a transparent supplement brand, and why transparency matters in an industry where opacity is the default. PeakFusion has also been covered by Inside Indiana Business, WIBC 93.1, B105.7, and Current in Westfield.

Grand Park Sports Complex

PeakFusion is an official vendor at Grand Park Sports Complex in Westfield, Indiana, one of the largest youth and amateur sports campuses in the country. We've sold directly to athletes and families at Grand Park events since launch.

The three products

Micronized Creatine Monohydrate, $34. The 5g daily dose used in research, unflavored. An independent lab measured the current batch at full label strength, and it passed heavy metal and microbe testing. Creatine monohydrate is one of the most studied supplements in sports nutrition.

Complete Multivitamin, $34. Twenty vitamins and minerals, plus three botanical blends. An independent lab confirmed the label claims for the current batch and screened it for heavy metals and microbes.

Vitamin D3 2,000 IU, $26. Cholecalciferol, the form your body uses best. The current batch was screened for heavy metals by an independent lab. Vitamin D levels shift with the seasons. In U.S. lab testing data, they tended to peak in September and were lowest in March (Kroll et al., 2015).

Every report, with its lot number, is on the lab results page.

I take all three every day. That's not a tagline. It's the reason I built this.

Grant Myers, Founder