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Quality, sourcing & testingARTICLE 034

How can I compare the ingredient amounts on my label with a product report?

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AT A GLANCE

Request quality information for your formula with its name, lot number, and a photo of the full label.

For details of how an ingredient amount was checked for your formula, contact NEOtrition support with the product name, lot number, and a clear photo of the Supplement Facts panel.

Tell us which ingredient or amount you want to understand. If you already have a test report, attach it and point out the result you are comparing with the label. You can also ask whether a report relates to the finished product or an ingredient used to make it.

Comparing a report with your label

Check that both figures use the same units and serving size. An amount reported per capsule, per full serving, or per gram can look different even when it describes the same ingredient.

If something appears incorrect, keep the bottle and packaging while your question is being checked. Include any difference between the bottle and the product page. For help reading the serving size itself, see amounts per capsule and per serving.

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  1. NEOtrition — our approach to qualityNEOtrition information
  2. FDA — questions and answers about dietary supplementsFDA guidance

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