An independent label audit of one beauty gummy, and the rules it runs on.
The Gelagen Disclosure Desk is an independent label audit of one product. We read the printed Supplement Facts panel, set every amount beside its NIH reference intake, check the marketing against the label, compare the pages selling it, and link to the official checkout for readers who decide it suits them.
An independent label audit of Gelagen. Every figure is read from the printed Supplement Facts panel and set beside its NIH reference intake; marketing is checked against the label; the selling pages are compared; and the official checkout is linked for readers who decide it suits them.
Because Gelagen is the rare beauty gummy that prints every amount — and nobody selling it was reading those amounts. One selling page names five of thirteen ingredients and says it cannot find the figures. The other names thirteen and headlines “six”. Neither compares a single printed amount with a reference intake, neither mentions the FDA's biotin lab-test warning where a buyer would see it, and both run artwork crediting collagen and hyaluronic acid that the label does not contain. Somebody had to read the panel. We did.
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Dr. Helena Sjöberg, MD, FAAD reviews every nutrient figure and safety statement. Ruth Okafor edits every page against the ten-rule editorial policy. Both are named on every page.
If we have misread the label or a policy, we want to know. Use the contact page with the page and the line in question; corrections are made on the page, with the date, rather than quietly.