Why We Publish Every Ingredient and Every Amount
UpdatedLabel transparency is not a marketing position for us - it is the minimum for a product you swallow daily. Here is exactly what we publish and why.
You can see how this works on a real label: the Zinc Carnosine & Mastic Gum Capsules with DGL Gut Lining Supplement 120 Ct product page carries the full Supplement Facts panel.
Every amount, not just the headline
Each product page carries the full Supplement Facts panel: serving size, amount per serving, and % Daily Value for every declared nutrient. No proprietary blends, no hidden fractions.
Compound weight and elemental weight, both stated
This is where labels most often mislead. 1800mg of magnesium taurate is the weight of the compound; the elemental magnesium is a smaller number and is the figure worth comparing. We state both so you can compare us against anything else on the shelf.
Inactive ingredients listed too
Colours, sweeteners, fillers and preservatives appear on the panel below the actives. If you are avoiding something specific, you should not have to email us to find out.
What we leave out, and say so
Where a formula is free from gluten, soy, dairy or artificial flavours, we state it on the product page rather than implying it with imagery. Where something is present, it is on the panel.
Batch traceability
Every bottle carries a lot number, so a batch is traceable through production. Best-before dates are printed rather than coded.
Manufacturing standards
Our supplements are produced in the United States in facilities that follow current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) requirements for dietary supplements, and each batch is made to a written specification.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Frequently asked questions
Do you publish inactive ingredients as well?
Yes. Excipients, capsule material, colours and sweeteners are listed on the product page next to the active amounts. If it is in the bottle, it is on the page.
Where can I see the full Supplement Facts panel?
In the Supplement Facts section of each product page. It shows serving size, servings per container and the amount of every ingredient per serving.
Do formulas ever change without notice?
If a formula or a supplier changes, the product page and the physical label are updated together. The panel you read online is the panel on the bottle you receive.
