AT A GLANCE
New findings about ingredient forms, amounts, combinations, or bioavailability can lead us to revisit a formulation.
NEOtrition treats formulation as an ongoing process. New scientific findings, clinical data, and laboratory information can prompt a fresh review of an ingredient’s form, amount, or relationship with the rest of a formula.
Research on bioavailability or dosing may be especially relevant to those decisions. Our team considers these details when evaluating refinements, in keeping with our focus on precision and ingredient quality.
Comparing an earlier and a current formula
Keep the labels for both versions and compare the ingredient names and forms, amounts per serving, serving size, directions, and other ingredients. These details make it easier to understand what changed and whether your daily use would change too.
If you notice a difference, send our team both labels, along with the product names and lot numbers. Ask which details have changed and how to follow the directions for the bottle you have.
If a clinician recommended your previous formula or amount, share the updated label with them before switching.
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