Why is this advertised as 705 mg when it contains only 300 mg of horse chestnut extract?
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Other helpful ingredients bring the total per tablet to 705 mg. It has some butcher's broom, for example, another supplement that is helpful for circulation.
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Dear Nikki,Thank you for bringing the inaccuracy to our attention, this will be corrected. The Witch Hazel has the standard 14% alcohol which is a necessary part of the manufacturing process for this type of product.Best Regards,Bulk Apothecary
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Wow, I don't know. Perhaps the manufacturer could best answer this question. I am thinking a bit of the powder just seeped out of the capsules but better get it from the 'horses mouth'.
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Hi Kyle~ In a word yes. BUT, this is only true if everything else (mg of HCA per capsule, # of capsules, price per capsule, etc) are exactly the same. Which of course they almost never are. And even then this assumes that what's on the label is actually what's contained in the product. Please see the response to an earlier question that showed that in recent testing 60% of the garcinia cambogia products tested had less, sometimes far less HCA, than what was shown on the product's label. Assuming you have satisfied for yourself that the label claims are valid (through review of 3rd party testing results or other means), then the easiest way to compare products is to determine how many grams of HCA are in a particular brand's bottle. Then simply divide the sales price by the # of grams in the bottle. eg. BRAND X has 60 capsules with 300mg of HCA in each capsule or 18,000mg which is equal to 18 grams. If this product sells for $19.95 you would divide $19.95/18=$1.11 per gram. Remember, that the amount used in the two largest clinical studies conducted was 2800mg/day of HCA or 84 grams of HCA over a 30 day period. In the example given it would therefore cost $93.24 for 84 grams of HCA. In closing, it is always best to focus on how much each gram of HCA is costing you. This is far more important than the # of capsules or % of HCA in a particular formula as it allows you to fairly compare other products. To make this even easier you can also reference the comparison chart shown in the image gallery to the left of our main product image in our product listing. I hope this answer helps to clear up a very common source of confusion. Thank you for asking Kyle! Customer Care HUMANOLABS
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it's very small print - bare with me! OciBest Holy Basil 600mg; Blend: Sensoril Ashwagandha, Cordycep Cs-4, BaCognize Ulta = 516mg. I am unable to read other VERY small print. Hope this helps!
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The label shows 300mg 13 percent of daily person intake. It is very good. I hope this helps.
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There is a large number of ingredients. It would be difficult to list them all. Maybe contact the distributors directly? It does not have the astralagus (sp) extract that is contained in the TA 65 if that is of any help...
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The product label really doesn't say. In reviewing the ingredients, I am very disturbed by the almost 50 individual items comprising it, including polysorbate-60 in the first five. True, it has "31%" organic ingredients but half are various chemicals not of plant origin. Maybe these have not been tested on animals but they surely are being tested on humans as consumers. I do not plan to purchase this product again. Shame on BWC for this chemical soup.
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I think it may be a mistake. It only shows up in one of the pictures. What I received when I ordered this was 8 ounces of raw cocoa butter chunks in one package for around $7.99. It was a nice quality product and smells very nice.
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"Flower Food Clear 300" is the name of the product. It has nothing to do with the quantity.
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Interesting question and I am not sure, I read the label a few times, and I suspect that it is the dried skin, seed, pulp, and roots that carry the potencies mentioned in the mg amounts. The product does not seem to have any of the usual fillers (which I like). One of the ingredients reads: ORAC 15M Standardized Grape Extract (Vitus vinifera [seed, skin, & pulp]) and the first ingredient says it is standardized to 50 percent trans-resveratrol which may suggest that it is 50 percent carrier or inert parts. To be honest, after having read labels for decades, I never thought to actually add up the numbers this way. I am going to be sensitive to this from now on.
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Product contains 624mg of glucosamine. I'd hold off on any extra at first and see how it goes. Effect of supplement is apparent in a matter of days.
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The only active ingrediant listed is ethyl alcohol 70%. There is nothing else on the bottle
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I believe it must be an error because the ingredients on my bottle say it contains only cellulose, stearic acid, cros-carmellos sodium, magnesium stearate and also says on the label "contains nothing other than listed ingredients" . I purchased this product specifically because I did not want one that contained calcium and I am convinced from the ingredients that it does not. Perhaps you could notify Amazon of the description error.
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Sorry this is a little late. It has 70% Extract of Neem oil, then all it says is 30% other ingredients. Sorry I can't help you more. You would think they would have to let you know.
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Because this product is the chastetree berry extract which is concentrated vs. The other ones that say 400mg. Those other ones include the entire plant/flower in the pill. Therefore, its better to take the 40mg pill than the 400 mg. Hope that helps.
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You are so correct. I realised it after I bought it. In fact, most of the ingredients in it are nothing but junk. You have no idea how pissed I was that deceptive labeling trying to push chemicals and preservation. I did some research and found a website www.onlynaturalpet.com. customer service 888-937-6677. They sell a product called Only Natural Super Daily Canine multi-vitamins item #999010. 270 tablets for $31.99.This is why in cases like these I'm very suspicious and cautious of anything that's made in the USA. One must really research...Its great to see that other people are becoming aware of deceptive labeling not just for our pets but for our food also. I hope this info helps. You are so correct. I realised it after I bought it. In fact, most of the ingredients in it are nothing but junk. You have no idea how pissed I was that deceptive labeling trying to push chemicals and preservation. I did some research and found a website www.onlynaturalpet.com. customer service 888-937-6677. They sell a product called Only Natural Super Daily Canine multi-vitamins item #999010. 270 tablets for $31.99.This is why in cases like these I'm very suspicious and cautious of anything that's made in the USA. One must really research...Its great to see that other people... » Read More You are so correct. I realised it after I bought it. In fact, most of the ingredients in it are nothing but junk. You have no idea how pissed I was that deceptive labeling trying to push chemicals and preservation. I did some research and found a website www.onlynaturalpet.com. customer service 888-937-6677. They sell a product called Only Natural Super Daily Canine multi-vitamins item #999010. 270 tablets for $31.99.This is why in cases like these I'm very suspicious and cautious of anything that's made in the USA. One must really research...Its great to see that other people are becoming aware of deceptive labeling not just for our pets but for our food also. I hope this info helps. « Show Less