On the bottle, the nutrition label say 50% hca but the title and description say 65% hca. Which one is correct?
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I suggest contacting the company for clarification. The number is on the bottle and you can see it in the picture.
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The Nutrition label says 50% HCA and the bottle says standardized to 65%. the reason is because potassium is a key component of HCA, HCA isn't as potent or effective without potassium. Basically like the potassium compounds or boosts the effects of HCA and we have 15% potassium in our Garcinia Cambogia Extract, that's how it's standardized to 65%.I hope i've been able to shed light on this subject, please let me know if you have any further questions or need help with anything, I'll be more than happy to assist.Very Sincerely,George Okafor
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I noticed the same thing, but read something about it being "standardized" to 65%... not really sure what that means. You might want to contact the company to see if they can clarify for you.
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This is an error that is being corrected. All Trusted Nutrients Garcinia Cambogia Extract contains 65% HCA and are standardized as such. Trusted Nutrients recalled the labels with the incorrect information on the supplement facts (an unfortunate printing error). There are still bottles with the error on the label mixed with the correct labels. The situation is an anomaly and being corrected, but regardless of the mistype on the label, each bottle still contains 100% Pure Garcinia Cambogia Extract, plus 15% Potassium, 65& HCA (hydroxycitric acid). The ingredients are contained only in vegetarian capsules (vegetable cellulose capsules), and are manufactured in an FDA registered facility that is regularly inspected by the FDA and are carefully engineered in accordance with the strictest GMP Standards. The error is in the label printing and not in the product itself.
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Does not state on the label. It just reads 96% natural Niacin skin cream. Suggest you contact swansonvitamins.com and check with them
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The bottle I have states the same as in the picture above 30IU. I believe the 100IU is possibly a typo.
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The label pictured here shows 320mg of DHA and 130mg of EPA. However, the bottle I received is labeled 270mg of DHA and 135mg of EPA. I'm curious as to why there is a 50mg discrepancy in the amount of DHA?
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The research that I've done on this product has said the higher HCA, the better it is for weight loss. I noticed that the reviews for the 75% were more favorable than the 60%.
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Hi Susan: I am not sure what you mean "your description..." I purchased this product, in the 200mL container, don't know what the 65ml question is about??? Maybe you are inquiring of the seller? I'm just another customer. Sorry if that's not much help.
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It seems like the nutrition information printed on this product's label is completely off -- for example, my label says that a 13-gram serving of the powder contains 225 grams of cholesterol, which makes no sense (it doesn't even make sense if you change the grams to mg).However, I would have no reason to believe that this powder is nutritionally any different from regular whole milk, if diluted properly.
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Hi, I'm not sure. I checked the bottle that I have, but it only show 65% HCA. I did a Google search to try to find out, but in not sure i fully understand. Based on what I could find, one % may be the amount of Garcinia cambogia extract and the other for the anount of Potassium salts, but again I'm not really sure. I'm sorry I couldn't be more help.
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The packaging doesn't say but I'd venture to say 65% or so. They're very good!
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Can Brian Lindsay or the company representatives verify the percentage of vitamin C please? I agree with K. Frenden that it is an important piece of information but no where on the bottles or the company website provide this information. Thank you.
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I would have to quote the facts on the label, 5% Pro Niacin. hope this is helpful.
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I didn't know so I called the company. I was told 5%. If you look at the ingredients on the bottle, it is the 5th indgredient, which usually means it's down a ways on the amount - just thought I'd call to set your mind at ease - I LOVE IT!!!
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it does say that on the bottle in the picture, but when i received them, it said 50% on the front, and 50% on the back ingredient list.
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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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Karen had it right at 50.2%. If you look at the close-up of the product you can see it written on the bottle.
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this is what it says for the maximum bottle (647 mg is EPA, 253 mg is DHA), and 80mg other Fatty Acids. I don't know what HPA is
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http://www.naturesway.com/Products/Vitamins/15817-Alive-Adult-Multi-Vitamin-Gummy.aspx click on the tab that says label info. and you can see compared to any other labels as previously mentioned