Ingredient literacy

Understanding Product Ingredients

This educational guide explains how we read labels and seller-provided ingredient information without turning product pages into medical advice.

Start with the label

We prioritize the ingredient list, serving information and product format that the seller makes available. When a seller changes a formula, current seller information should take precedence over older marketing material.

Amount and serving size matter

An ingredient name alone does not tell the whole story. Serving size, amount per serving and use directions help readers understand what the product contains.

Claims require context

Prime Select Lab avoids turning a seller’s marketing claim into our own factual conclusion. We distinguish between seller positioning and independently established facts.

Supplements are not medical treatment

Readers should speak with a qualified healthcare professional about medications, pregnancy, allergies, symptoms or medical conditions.

What we do not do

  • We do not diagnose medical conditions.
  • We do not promise a health outcome.
  • We do not label a supplement “FDA approved” unless that exact status is valid and relevant.
  • We do not treat testimonials as clinical evidence.