Sheni Labs · Our story
Our story
Sheni Labs began as the formulation and documentation lab behind a line of evidence-graded supplements — vitamin D3, omega-3, K2, B12, A, E, CoQ10 and astaxanthin — built on one idea: every ingredient disclosed, every batch verifiable, every claim graded by the strength of the evidence behind it.
From products to methods
That work produced things that outlived the product catalogue: an evidence-grading method, a lot-number standard, a batch-verification system, a transparency report, and a trilingual (English, Georgian, French) publishing model. When the supplement line moved to the SHENI Paris brand at sheni.fr in 2026, the lab kept the science and took on a wider role.
The lab of a network
By 2026 the Public Health Institute of Georgia had grown into a family of sites — a labour-studies institute, a journal, a newsroom, an academy and two accreditation bodies — each producing tools, data and methods of its own. Sheni Labs became the place where those outputs are collected and where new ones are built: the automated and fact-checked editorial desk that writes the daily labour briefs, the bar and feed that connect the nine sites, the pipeline that produces bilingual courses, the dictionary of public health terms.
What stays the same
The standard. Whether the subject is a vitamin, a workplace accident statistic or an accreditation requirement, the lab’s rule is the same one it started with: no source, no number — and nothing published that cannot be traced to its origin.
