About Dr. Tobias
Dr. Tobias is a health and wellness supplement brand that focuses on vitamins, minerals, probiotics, omega‑3 fish oils, cleanses, and condition‑focused formulas such as blood pressure, blood sugar, and digestive support. Its products are marketed toward consumers looking to support heart health, immune function, digestive health, and general wellness, and are sold mainly online through drtobias.com and large e‑commerce marketplaces.([drtobias.com](https://drtobias.com/products/adult-multivitamin?utm_source=openai)) The brand originated as an independent supplements line and later became the flagship brand of Mimi’s Rock Corp., an online dietary supplement company, which has since been acquired by FitLife Brands, Inc., a US‑based health and wellness company.([marketscreener.com](https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/MIMI-S-ROCK-CORP-49479393/company/?utm_source=openai))
A charge labeled “SP DR TOBIAS” most likely refers to an online purchase of Dr. Tobias products processed via Shopify (“SP” indicating the Shopify payment platform) from drtobias.com or a related online storefront. Typical transactions include one‑time purchases of supplements like Omega 3 Fish Oil, Colon 14 Day Cleanse, multivitamins, or other wellness products, and in some cases recurring subscription orders set up for automatic deliveries at regular intervals.([drtobias.com](https://drtobias.com/products/adult-multivitamin?utm_source=openai)) You might also see multiple smaller charges if separate items or orders were processed individually, or a slightly higher amount if taxes and shipping were added at checkout.
If you have questions about a Dr. Tobias charge, start by checking your email for order confirmations from drtobias.com or from the marketplace where you often buy supplements (such as Amazon) and compare the dates and amounts to the transaction on your statement. You can also log into your Dr. Tobias or marketplace account to review order history, subscriptions, and invoices. For unresolved issues, contact Dr. Tobias customer support through their website support portal or email and provide the last four digits of the card, transaction date, and amount so they can locate the order. If you still cannot match the charge and suspect fraud, contact your card issuer to dispute the transaction or request a new card number.