AT A GLANCE
Check whether the claim covers an ingredient or the complete product, and ask about any named certification.
Look for an organic or non-GMO statement on the exact NEOtrition product. If one is shown, check whether it covers an ingredient or the complete formula. If the status you need is not stated, contact us before ordering.
Under USDA organic standards, genetic engineering is prohibited. However, a non-GMO claim alone does not mean a product meets all organic requirements.
Checking a claim or certification
If you see a certification mark, note the certifying organization and the product or ingredient it covers. You can ask for the relevant certificate or verification details rather than relying on the appearance of a seal alone.
To ask NEOtrition about a product, send the listing link and the wording or mark you would like checked. For an existing bottle, include its label and lot number. Tell us if a particular certification is essential to your purchase.
If the information you need is not shown, clarify it before ordering. Quality, sourcing, organic status, and non-GMO status are useful questions to ask individually.
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