Wellness, Made Clearer. For VHC LAB, transparency should help you answer practical questions: what is in a serving, how many servings a bottle contains and which details still need clarification.
Make the numbers understandable
A front-label number needs context. Our Magnesium Glycinate 500mg guide distinguishes compound weight from elemental magnesium. The current label lists 500mg of magnesium glycinate per one-capsule serving; it does not separately declare an elemental magnesium amount. We do not calculate an unverified value from that number.
The Benfotiamine 600mg guide explains a different label question: 600mg is the amount in a two-capsule serving, not one capsule. A 120-capsule bottle contains 60 labeled servings.
Show the details that affect a purchase
Capsule material, other ingredients, serving size and directions all matter when comparing products. Read those details alongside the Supplement Facts rather than relying on a product name or a general wellness goal.
For example, both current VHC LAB magnesium glycinate formulas list gelatin in the capsule ingredients. This is relevant when choosing products for a vegetarian or vegan routine.
Keep evidence and product descriptions distinct
An ingredient study, a laboratory result and a clinical study of a finished formula answer different questions. A useful claim should make clear what it is based on. Read our guide to labels and product claims for questions to ask when evaluating that information.
Make it easy to ask
If a product detail is unclear, contact VHC LAB with the product name and the question. For a bottle you already have, include its lot number when relevant. Questions about medicines, health conditions or an appropriate personal dose should be discussed with a qualified healthcare professional.
Explore before choosing
The Wellness Guide connects ingredient explanations with current product information. Start with a question, check the label and choose using details you can understand.
Updated September 22, 2026.
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