Fullscript Collective
Dr. Eric Viegas, ND (Non-Clinical)

Medical Operations Manager - Fullscript

Dr. Eric Viegas is a licensed naturopathic doctor in Ontario, Canada. He received his degree in naturopathic medicine from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine (CCNM) in 2015 and a credential of readiness from Harvard Business School’s CORe program in 2021.

An avid educator, Dr. Viegas has worked with some of the industry’s top supplement brands, practitioners, and health food stores, educating practitioners and staff on the quality, benefits, risks, and research behind many common supplement ingredients. As the national retail medical advisor for Atrium Innovations Canada, he led a hybrid model practitioner training and consulting program.

Dr. Viegas joined Fullscript in the latter part of 2021 because he recognized that the technological e-commerce needs of future practitioners were only going to grow in complexity. He felt his skills and expertise fit Fullscript, a company that values innovation, quality, education, and –most importantly– helping people get better. Dr. Eric is the Quality Innovation Manager for Fullscript’s Integrative Medical Advisory team, focusing mainly on educating practitioners about supplement quality.

Content contributed by the author

Assessing Prenatal Multivitamin Purity

Fullscript selected common prenatal multivitamins for microbiological contaminants, heavy metals, and solvent residues as part of our commitment to purity and efficacy.

Magnesium Products Tested for Potency

Fullscript selected common magnesium products, including glycinate, citrate, malate, and other forms to test as part of our commitment to purity and efficacy.

30 Common Fish Oil Tested for Low Oxidation

Fullscript's Integrative Medical Advisory Team tested 30 fish oils for oxidation as a part of our commitment to purity and efficacy.

CDC Reported Jump in Melatonin Poisoning

The CDC has reported a 530% rise over the last ten years in pediatric ingestions of melatonin leading to several cases of melatonin poisoning among children.