How To Read A Supplement Label

Marketing pages sell a feeling. The Supplement Facts panel is the closest thing to a fact sheet you'll get. Here's what we check first on any label.

1. Is There A Proprietary Blend?

A "proprietary blend" lists a total weight for a group of ingredients without breaking out individual amounts. Horse Peak Gelatin doesn't do this — all seven ingredients are named individually.

2. Does The Formula Match The Marketing?

Check whether the labeled ingredients actually connect to the claims on the front of the bottle, or whether there's a gap between the two.

3. Are Manufacturing Standards Disclosed?

Look for FDA-registered facility and GMP-certification claims, and confirm the product is made in a known location.

4. Is It Non-GMO?

Not every supplement discloses this, but Horse Peak Gelatin lists non-GMO status directly on the label.

5. What's The Purchase Structure?

Check whether you're buying a one-time purchase or signing up for an autoship subscription — Horse Peak Gelatin is sold as a one-time purchase with no recurring billing.

See how Horse Peak Gelatin scores on our ingredients page.