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Doses & combinationsARTICLE 027

How can I check ingredient amounts and blend information on a NEOtrition label?

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AT A GLANCE

Read the Supplement Facts panel for declared amounts, serving size, and any blend information on your chosen formula.

Check the full Supplement Facts panel for the serving size, ingredient names, and declared amounts. If a blend is listed with one combined amount and you need an individual ingredient’s quantity, contact us before ordering with the product link and ingredient name.

When combining products, use each ingredient’s individual amount to calculate your daily intake. Ask for help if a blend’s combined amount makes that calculation unclear.

Product headlines provide a useful starting point, but the full label supplies the wider detail. For example, NEO Berberine — 400 mg declares berberine per serving; check its complete label and directions for the serving size and other ingredients.

If you cannot find a clear panel or a needed amount, contact support before ordering. Send the product link and name the ingredient you want to check so your request can be addressed precisely.

REFERENCES

References & further reading

Find the product information, policies, and guidance linked to this answer.

  1. NEOtrition — formulation philosophyNEOtrition policy
  2. FDA — Supplement Facts labelingU.S. labeling guidance
  3. NEOtrition — NEO Berberine 400 mgProduct information

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