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NEO Vitamin D3 + K2 combination — D3 1,000 IU + K2 45 mcg
NEO Magnesium malate — 150 mg
NEO Psyllium husk capsules — 1,000 mg
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Vitamin D3 + K2 combination — D3 1,000 IU + K2 45 mcg
Lists D3 1,000 IU and K2 45 mcg per serving; verify the finished label.
$17.99 USDUnverified catalog pricePackage or serving price basis not recordedSource and check date not recorded -
Magnesium malate — 150 mg
Lists 150 mg of elemental magnesium per serving, separate from malate mass.
$20.99 USDUnverified catalog pricePackage or serving price basis not recordedSource and check date not recorded -
Psyllium husk capsules — 1,000 mg
Lists 1,000 mg psyllium husk per capsule serving, distinct from fiber grams.
$22.99 USDUnverified catalog pricePackage or serving price basis not recordedSource and check date not recorded -
Creatine monohydrate — 5 g
Lists 5 g of creatine monohydrate per serving; verify the finished label.
$23.99 USDUnverified catalog pricePackage or serving price basis not recordedSource and check date not recorded
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Ingredient families
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Amino Acids & Choline product family
Browse amino acids, carnitine and choline-related ingredient groups.
Antioxidants, Eye & Beauty product family
Explore carotenoids, eye formulas, ceramides and other specialty ingredients.
Gut Health product family
Browse probiotics, fibers, enzymes, synbiotics and postbiotic records.
Herbs & Botanicals product family
Compare plant extracts, powders and oils by ingredient and formulation.
Joint & Mobility product family
Browse glucosamine, chondroitin, collagen, MSM and related ingredient groups.
Minerals & Trace Elements product family
Explore essential minerals, boron, silica and mixed trace-mineral records.
Mushrooms & Superfoods product family
Browse mushrooms, algae, grasses, moringa, sea moss and kelp formulations.
Omegas, Oils & Phospholipids product family
Compare marine, algal, seed and medium-chain oils, plus phospholipids.
Protein & Collagen product family
Browse dairy, egg, plant, bone-broth and collagen proteins, blends and bars.
Sleep, Mood & Brain product family
Explore melatonin, amino-acid, inositol, combination and NAD-related records.
Sports Nutrition & Hydration product family
Browse creatine, carbohydrates, amino acids, caffeine and electrolytes.
Vitamins & Multivitamins product family
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The magnesium malate record lists 150 mg of elemental magnesium per serving, rather than 150 mg of the malate compound. Check the finished label to confirm the serving size and complete formulation.
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