The product name
The large name on the front tells you what the product is marketed as. It is a name, not a measurement — a product named after one ingredient can contain several others, so always check the ingredient block too.
Net contents
Net contents state how much is in the package — for example, a count of caplets and a stated weight per caplet. A per-caplet weight is the weight of the whole caplet, not the amount of any single ingredient inside it.
The ingredient block
The ingredient list names what the product contains. Some labels state an amount per ingredient and some do not. If no amount is printed for an ingredient, the label does not tell you how much of it is inside.
Warnings and storage
Look for any warnings, usage directions and storage instructions printed on the package. If the print is too small to read on a photo, check the physical package itself.
Lot number and expiration date
These are usually printed or stamped near the bottom of the label or on the base of the container. Keep them when you contact support about a specific package.
See it on a real label
The product page shows the verified details read from this product's own label.
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