The label is detailed, and the seller's page disagrees with it.*
ZenSulinTwo Different Formulas
- The bottle label: cassia cinnamon 500 mg, licorice root 174 mg, turmeric root 75 mg, coriander seed 50 mg, bitter melon 0.8 mg, Japanese knotweed 0.1 mg.
- The seller's page: berberine 200 mg, Ceylon cinnamon 150 mg, gymnema 100 mg, bitter melon 120 mg, alpha-lipoic acid 80 mg, Japanese knotweed 50 mg, chromium 200 mcg, magnesium 60 mg, zinc 7.5 mg.
See also: Ingredients · Licorice, blood pressure, potassium
ZenSulinOther Differences
- The label gives a 2 mL serving once or twice a day; the page says 1 mL twice a day.
- The label's distributor is Neo Nature, with its address and phone left as placeholders; the page names Vandermill Health Sciences, Inc. in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
- The label says "Natural Diabetes Support"; the page says it is not for any disease.
- The label says the safety of the product has not been determined; the page says "safe" and "lab-verified".
See also: Licorice, blood pressure, potassium · FAQ
ZenSulinWhat To Do
Rely on the label printed on the bottle you receive, and ask the seller which formula ships. See what 1:5 extract ratios mean.
See also: FAQ · How To Judge Diabetes Support Claims
The label by type.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Results vary from person to person.