Does your product even use extracts? All I see is raw herbs, which do virtually nothing
My products use all extracts, however the FDA has specific guidelines for supplement facts and our panels are some
of the few that are compliant. For instance, if you list one item using botanical name, they all need to use botanical name,
if you have vitamins in the product, they can't be prop. blended, and nothing can be double listed. So anyway, for instance, if we use
Rhodiola standardized for XYZ, it will just say Rhodiola Root Extract. The FDA is very specific.
Previously, our products would read like: Tribulus (min. 20% Protodiocin, 5% blablabla) after the herb but to me it serves no purpose but to tell people what extract is in your product so they can assume if some other product claims that potency is a similar product.
So if you see Eurycoma Longifolia, don't assume all you see is "raw herbs," in a 1:1 potency. We have used some of the
more potent extracts available over the years.
Long story short, "All I see is raw herbs, which do virtually nothing" is implying when you add these raw herbs together the product does nothing, when actually its a non-educated statement. No disrespect to PES. I know those are your thoughts and views.
Now that I think about it, all our recent products use the word "Extract" after every herb. Look at the panel somewhere for JP8x or JP8x Hardcore. Thanks