How to Read a Supplement Facts Panel
A supplement label can look busy. Five quick checks make it simple to read, no matter which product you pick.
1. Serving size
Start at the top. The serving size tells you how much to take, and every number below it is based on that amount. HoneyBoost has a serving of two gummies.
2. Servings per container
Divide the number of servings by how many you take each day to see how long a bottle lasts. At two gummies a day, a HoneyBoost bottle lasts 30 days.
3. The ingredient list
Look for names you can search. Clear names like L-Arginine and Zinc tell you exactly what is inside. Be careful with a vague "proprietary blend" that hides the amounts.
4. Other ingredients
This line lists items like flavors and sweeteners. It helps if you want to know what gives a gummy its taste and texture.
5. Where it is made
A statement that the product is made in the USA in a GMP-certified facility is a good sign of care in production.
Put it together
Once you can read a label, comparing products gets easy. Learn more about the roots on many labels in our guide to ginseng, maca and tongkat ali, or see what HoneyBoost offers on the pricing page.
Make HoneyBoost® part of your routine. Two honey gummies a day, 30 days a bottle, 60 days to decide. View the kits.