Proprietary Blends: Risks and How to Read Them Well
By SodaPeak Guide Editorial Team • Updated • 2 min read
Blends are legal, and common, but they limit transparency.
Why brands use them
Companies argue it protects formulas. Critics note it can hide underdosed ingredients. The FDA labeling rules require ingredients in a blend to be listed in order of weight.
How to judge one
- Compare the total blend weight with the number of ingredients
- Look for clinically studied ingredients, and compare typical doses
- Check for third-party testing
- Evaluate refund terms
SodaPeak's blend
Nine ingredients share 82mg, about 9mg each on average, which is less than many studied doses. That is why realistic expectations matter. See the label breakdown.
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