Buyer Guides
Reading a Supplement Label: What Actually Matters
Two minutes with a label can tell you more than a page of marketing.
Labels are designed to be read quickly. Slowing down for two minutes can tell you a lot.
Look for amounts, not just names
A long ingredient list without quantities tells you little. Check the Supplement Facts panel for how much of each item is actually inside.
Check the serving size
If a bottle holds 30 tablets and the serving is one tablet, that is a 30-day supply. Compare cost per day, not cost per bottle.
Read the cautions
Age limits, pregnancy warnings and interaction notes matter. They are the reason the label tells you to consult a professional.
Understand the guarantee
Money-back guarantees often have conditions, such as returning items, deadlines and shipping costs. Read the policy, not just the headline.
Bottom line. The label is a starting point, not proof of results.
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