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Thirty strips to a tin, and the amounts are printed on the back.

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    Ingredients

    Read the label before you buy it.

    Every ingredient in all eleven formulas, on one page, with the amount that is printed on its tin. Search it.

    How we read a panel

    51 ingredients.

    Energy

    See the tin

    Sleep

    See the tin

    Hangover

    See the tin

    • Curcumin

      Botanical 20 mg

      The yellow compound in turmeric root.

      Printed on the panel as Curcuma Longa extract

      NIH National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health

    • Andrographis

      Botanical 15 mg

      A bitter herb grown across South and Southeast Asia.

      Printed on the panel as Andrographis paniculata extract

    • Phyllanthus niruri

      Botanical 15 mg

      Phyllanthus niruri

      A plant the panel names by its Latin name and no common one, so neither do we.

      Printed on the panel as Phyllanthus Niruri extract

    • Phyllanthus emblica

      Botanical 15 mg

      Phyllanthus emblica

      A related plant, also called amla. Named on the panel by its Latin name, and measured on its own rather than pooled with the one above it.

      Printed on the panel as Phyllanthus Emblica extract

    • Date palm

      Botanical 20 mg

      Fruit of the date palm.

      Printed on the panel as Phoenix Dactylifera extract

    • Grape

      Botanical 15 mg

      The panel names it by its Latin name, Vitis vinifera, as an extract. No part of the fruit, no extract ratio. So this row stops there too.

      Printed on the panel as Vitis Vinifera extract

    • Chicory

      Botanical 15 mg

      The blue-flowered root you are more likely to have met in a coffee substitute.

      Printed on the panel as Cichorium intybus extract

    Cognitive Relax

    See the tin

    Mushroom Focus

    See the tin

    • Lion's Mane

      Mushroom 30 mg

      A shaggy white mushroom, sold dried far more often than fresh.

      Printed on the panel as Hericium erinaceus (Lion's Mane)

    • Maitake

      Mushroom 25 mg

      Hen-of-the-woods, if you have met it at a market.

      Printed on the panel as Grifola frondosa (Maitake)

    • Cordyceps

      Mushroom 25 mg

      A fungus. On the Mushroom Focus tin the printed label and the batch certificate name two different Cordyceps species, so this row names neither. Intimate Vitality carries a cordyceps too, at a different amount, under its own entry below.

      Printed on the panel as Cordyceps

    • Shiitake

      Mushroom 20 mg

      The kitchen mushroom, dried and extracted.

      Printed on the panel as Lentinus edodes (Shiitake)

    Probiotic

    See the tin

    Appetite Balance

    See the tin

    Bone Support

    See the tin

    Iron

    See the tin

    • Iron

      Mineral Keep out of reach of children. Read the warning19 mg

      As ferric saccharate. Iron is the one ingredient here that carries a federal warning about children, and on the product page that warning sits above the buy button, not under it.

      Printed on the panel as Iron (as Ferric Saccharate)

      NIH Office of Dietary Supplements

    • Folate

      Vitamin 400 mcg DFE (240 mcg Folic Acid)

      Supplied as folic acid. The panel prints it in micrograms DFE (dietary folate equivalents) with the folic-acid amount beside it, because that is how this nutrient is declared.

      Printed on the panel as Folate

      NIH Office of Dietary Supplements

    Beauty + Collagen

    See the tin

    • Collagen peptide

      Peptide Not vegan: animal-sourced100 mg

      Animal-sourced, and the manufacturer has not told us which animal. Until they do, the panel says collagen peptide and so does this row.

      Printed on the panel as Collagen Peptide

    • Vitamin E

      Vitamin 6 mg

      The synthetic DL form. The panel names it because the two forms are not the same thing.

      Printed on the panel as Vitamin E (DL-alpha-Tocopherol)

      NIH Office of Dietary Supplements

    Intimate Vitality

    See the tin

    • Cordyceps militaris

      Mushroom 50 mg

      Cordyceps militaris

      The cultivated cordyceps. On this tin the printed panel and the batch certificate name the same species, so this row does too.

      Printed on the panel as Cordyceps militaris

    • Shilajit

      Resin 50 mg

      Asphaltum punjabianum

      A resin that seeps out of rock at altitude. The panel prints the Latin name, so it is here too.

      Printed on the panel as Asphaltum punjabianum (Shilajit)

    • Oyster peptide

      Peptide Contains shellfish20 mg

      Derived from oyster. That makes Intimate Vitality a shellfish product, and it is stated on the panel, on the product page and here.

      Printed on the panel as Oyster peptide

    The film, and what makes it taste of anything.

    These are on the list because a brand that prints its label cannot also claim to have no fillers. Mannitol and cellulose are bulking agents. They are on our panel, so they are on this page.

    • Pullulan

      Film base

      In every one of the eleven formulas.

      The strip itself: a polymer that dries to a sheet thin enough to sit on a tongue. It is gone in about thirty seconds.

    • Mannitol

      Bulking agent

      In Energy, Hangover, Cognitive Relax, Probiotic.

      A sugar alcohol that gives the film its body.

    • Cellulose

      Bulking agent

      In every one of the eleven formulas.

      Plant fiber, doing the same job: holding the film's shape.

    • Lecithin

      Emulsifier

      In every one of the eleven formulas.

      Keeps the mix even while the film dries.

    • Malic acid

      Acid

      In Energy, Sleep, Hangover, Cognitive Relax, Probiotic, Appetite Balance, Bone Support, Beauty + Collagen.

      The sourness in a green apple. It keeps the sweeteners honest.

    • Pectin

      Gelling agent

      In Energy, Cognitive Relax, Bone Support, Beauty + Collagen, Intimate Vitality.

      The setting agent from fruit peel, the same one in jam.

    • Erythritol

      Sweetener

      In Energy, Sleep, Cognitive Relax, Probiotic, Bone Support, Intimate Vitality.

      A sugar alcohol. There is no sugar in any of the eleven.

    • Steviol glycosides

      Sweetener

      In every one of the eleven formulas.

      The sweet part of the stevia leaf.

    • Monk fruit extract

      Sweetener

      In Cognitive Relax, Mushroom Focus, Probiotic, Iron, Beauty + Collagen, Intimate Vitality.

      The other sweetener on this list.

    • Sorbitol

      Sweetener

      In Sleep, Appetite Balance, Bone Support, Intimate Vitality.

      A sugar alcohol, printed as sorbitol syrup on three panels and as sorbitol on one.

    • Xylitol

      Sweetener Toxic to dogs. Keep the tin away from pets

      In Sleep.

      A sugar alcohol, on the Sleep panel only. Toxic to dogs even in small amounts. Keep that tin where a dog cannot reach it.

    • Medium chain triglycerides

      Carrier oil

      In Sleep, Mushroom Focus, Probiotic, Iron.

      A fat that carries the flavor through the film.

    • Xanthan gum

      Thickener

      In Mushroom Focus, Iron.

      A fermented gum that thickens the mix before it dries.

    • Citric acid

      Acid

      In Iron.

      The sourness in a lemon, on the Iron panel in place of malic acid.

    • Licorice extract

      Flavor

      In Hangover.

      On the Hangover panel only, and in the other ingredients rather than the actives, which is why the batch paperwork measures seven things on that tin and not eight.

    • Flavor

      Flavor

      In every one of the eleven formulas.

      Each tin names its own: cranberry, raspberry, mango, mixed berry, strawberry and peppermint, mango and orange, chocolate.

    Open the full panels

    A link beside an ingredient points at the public record for that substance: an NIH fact sheet or a paper. It is not a claim that this formula does anything a paper describes, and we have left the link off wherever the literature is mostly about treating a condition.

    How to read a panel

    Four lines and a column of numbers.

    A strip is a film. The film is pullulan, and the rest of the panel is what makes a film hold together and taste of something. None of that is an active. All of it is printed, and all of it is on this page.

    The actives sit above that line, each with a number beside it. Hold those numbers against the tin in your hand. If the two ever disagree, the tin is the one that shipped, and we want to hear about it that day.

    Six formulas are vegan-friendly. Iron and Mushroom Focus are vegetarian, and are not called vegan here. Three are not vegan, and one of those contains a shellfish allergen. Every one of those is flagged on its ingredient below and again on the product page, above the buy button rather than under it.

    Where an amount has not been confirmed to us, the row says so in those words ('Not published') rather than carry an invented figure. Today every row on every tin prints a number.