Educational arithmetic only. Not a product verdict, not a pass/fail on outcomes, and not proof that any single ingredient is dosed correctly inside the blend.
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Trial floor sum
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vs blend total
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Pick ingredients
Formula
Σ trial floors vs blend total
Ingredients inside the blend
From Supplement Facts
Select ingredients listed inside the blend, then enter the total blend weight from Supplement Facts.
How to read a supplement label
Educational only — not medical advice. Disclaimer.
NIH DSLD bulk dump 16 January 2026: 51,642 products use proprietary-style blend rows. Floors come from the clinical-dose registry, not brand claims.
How to use this
- Pick ingredients — every active listed inside the blend name on Supplement Facts (creatine, citrulline, arginine, etc.).
- Total blend weight — the one number next to the blend name (e.g. “Energy Blend — 1500 mg”).
- Impossible result — trial floors sum above the blend total, so those floors cannot all fit in the listed milligrams at once.
- Possible result — still unfalsifiable. A blend can pass this check and hide 50 mg of a 1500 mg floor ingredient.
NIH DSLD snapshot
NIH DSLD bulk CSV (16 January 2026): 51,642 products use proprietary-style blend rows. Registry-linked ingredients often appear only as undisclosed children. Creatine, citrulline, and arginine are frequent examples. This tool uses the same clinical-dose registry as dose.