Targeted Health Supplements: What to Check on the Label

A practical checklist for reading targeted-health supplement labels by purpose, ingredient, amount, and serving.

Define the product before reading the claim

Record the stated purpose and product type first. Then transcribe the facts panel so the comparison is based on disclosed data rather than category language.

Do not translate promises into data

Targeted, advanced, or support language does not disclose an ingredient amount. Keep claims separate from the facts panel.

Keep cross-category products separate

If two listings have different product types or purposes, report the difference instead of forcing them into one normalized ranking.

Use current SuppScan data

SuppScan presents the product data available in its catalog and does not manufacture missing values. Open the Targeted health comparison to review current offers and normalized metrics.