Tyk Sullivan is the founder of NUMEN, a premium supplement brand built on a single rule: the label is the product. He started NUMEN to make supplements that show their full formula, with every ingredient named and listed at the dose that is actually in the product. No NUMEN formula uses a proprietary blend, and nothing goes on a label to fill space.
That rule shapes the whole line. The four formulas, ARETÉ, IMPERIUM-1, PRAXIS ONE and WHITE HORSE, each carry the name of a principle from the ancient world, and each is held to the same disclosure standard. Third-party testing is planned, and NUMEN will publish the results as they become available, so customers can check the work instead of taking it on faith.
As founder, he sets the standard every formula has to meet and decides what NUMEN will and will not say about its products. The brand makes no promises it cannot support, which is why the site describes ingredients and doses rather than outcomes. NUMEN is in pre-launch, with a waitlist open for its first production run.
Outside NUMEN, Tyk Sullivan (Tyk J. Sullivan) is a serial entrepreneur based in Tampa, Florida, who has been building companies since high school. He is the founder of Plutus Capital, a private investment firm based in Tampa focused on financial markets and digital assets. He also founded Vigor Strength, a premium lifestyle gym apparel brand whose original line was featured on The Ellen Show.
More about his work is on Tyk Sullivan's official site, including his essay on why he is building NUMEN.