JellyFil Disclaimer: Claims, Results, Citations And The Blend

The FDA does not approve dietary supplements before they are sold. A registered-facility mark on a carton is a filing about a building rather than an approval of a product, and this website says so on the testing and quality page as well as here.

The four supports the label names are structure and function statements, a category the FDA explains on its own page, and they are the ceiling for everything written here. The FTC health products guidance covers the evidence a seller is expected to hold behind one.

The printed Supplement Facts panel names nine extracts inside one Proprietary Blend of 82 mg, and adds that the 82 mg is equivalent to approximately 567 mg of dry powders. One member of the blend carries a figure of its own: caffeine at 5 mg.

Every other amount quoted anywhere on this website is the blend ceiling. No single extract can exceed 82 mg, the eight sharing 77 mg average under ten milligrams each, and no per-extract figure is estimated here.

The seller’s advertising names 6 of the nine. The three it leaves out are Green Tea Extract, Caffeine, Horny Goat Weed Extract, all three are printed on this website, and the medication interaction attached to the last of them has a section of its own on the side effects page.

• Every PubMed record cited here was pulled from the NCBI service in the session the page was written, and each citation was typed from the fields it returned.
• The set was swept for retractions twice: once by paper, reading publication types and corrections fields, and once by first author against the same filters.
• One source was dropped on the second pass in favour of a replacement covering the same mechanism from a broader base.
• No study cited here tested this product. Every one tested a single extract at its own amount, and that amount is printed beside the extract.
• A citation that does not resolve is a defect. Report it to contact@Jellyfilo.com and it is fixed on the page.

Two of the public pages cited here answer an automated request with a block rather than a page, which is a bot defence rather than a dead link. Both are live in a browser and both are linked from the ingredients page.