Conditional ceilings, and the word ‘if’
This is a term rather than a matter of style, because it governs how every quantitative statement here should be read.
The only quantity published anywhere for this product is 600 mg of proprietary blend per two-dropper serving, printed in a marketing graphic rather than on a Supplement Facts panel. There is no panel. The FDA’s descending-order rule, which would otherwise cap each ingredient at the total divided by its position, governs a panel — so the printed order carries no regulatory guarantee.
Accordingly: where this site prints “at most 200 mg” it means at most 200 mg, if the printed order is the weight order, and the condition appears beside the figure every time. Those figures are not amounts, they are not typical values, and nothing on this site converts one into a claim about what a serving does. Anybody quoting a per-ingredient figure for this product without that condition is not reading the documents.
Accuracy, and the corrections rule
Every figure here was taken from the bottle artwork, the marketing graphics or the seller pack, or from one of ten named public sources, all of which were opened and read. Where a document is marketing rather than a label, the page says so. Derived figures show their working.
That is not a warranty that every page is free of error. Artwork is reprinted, packs are revised, and public fact sheets are updated. The bottle in your hand governs over any transcription on this site. If they differ, follow the bottle and tell this desk.
Corrections go to the top of the queue. Write to [email protected] naming the page and the line. A corrected page gets a new last-updated date, matching the structured data on it.
Your contract is with the seller
Orders are placed on the seller’s checkout. The contract of sale, the payment, the shipment, the return window and the refund are all theirs. This desk takes no payment, holds no stock, ships nothing and cannot see an order.
The return window supplied is 60 days from purchase, unless the sales page prints a longer window, in which case the sales page governs. The procedure supplied is: post to 280 Park Avenue, Floor 19, New York, NY 10017, USA with your full name, email and order ID; buyer pays return shipping, with tracking; and the refund is issued 3 to 5 business days after the return is credited, then a further 5 to 10 days to reach the card. Those terms are the seller’s and the seller may change them.
For anything to do with an order, call +1 (302) 200-3480 or write to [email protected]. The refund page sets out what was supplied and what was not.
Content and images
The writing, the analysis, the tables and the derived figures here are this site’s own work. Quote a sentence or a figure with a link back and that is fine. Republishing whole pages is not.
Product names, the brand name and the marketing artwork belong to their owners. Label and marketing images appear here for identification and commentary, and marketing artwork is identified as marketing wherever it is used. Two categories are deliberately absent: no mark is published that cannot be read or verified, which excludes a misprinted “made in USA” roundel and a badge claiming a doctor it does not name; and none of the six photographs supplied as customers is published, because they are synthetic images of people who do not exist.
This site publishes no customer rating, no review count, no testimonial, no expert portrait and no before-and-after photograph, and it will not accept one for publication.