The most important line on any supplement label is the one that tells you how much of each ingredient you are getting. On our panel, that line exists thirteen times. On the pages competing for our name, it frequently exists zero times.
Here is why the difference matters more than any marketing claim.
- All 13 nutrients: dose + DV% printed
- Competitors commonly list only 5 of the 13
- FDA biotin warning requires knowing the dose
- Choline 0% DV and vitamin C 22% DV stated honestly
What our panel prints
Every nutrient, every amount, every daily-value percentage: Vitamin A 630 mcg (70%), Vitamin C 20 mg (22%), Vitamin D 10 mcg (50%), Vitamin E 7.4 mg (49%), B6 2 mg (118%), Folate 442 mcg DFE (111%), B12 6 mcg (250%), Biotin 5,000 mcg (16,667%), Pantothenic Acid 5.2 mg (104%), Choline 0.04 mg (0%), Iodine 42 mcg (28%), Zinc 2.7 mg (25%), Inositol 40 mcg (†). The ingredients page walks through each one.
What competitor pages print — and what they skip
Pages selling the same gummy under our name commonly list only five ingredients (biotin, B12, B6, folate, pantothenic acid) and state multiple times that they could not locate a milligram breakdown. They never mention vitamins A, C, D, E, zinc, iodine, choline or inositol — eight nutrients that are right there on the panel. And because they never print the biotin dose, they cannot give the FDA lab-test warning that 5,000 mcg requires.
Today’s Gelagen sale pricing is the standing one: no codes, no countdown.
View Sale PricingWhy dose disclosure is a safety issue, not a marketing point
Your clinician cannot assess a supplement for interactions if they cannot read the doses. Biotin at 16,667% DV interferes with troponin assays. Vitamin A at 630 mcg matters in pregnancy. Iodine at 42 mcg matters for thyroid patients. Every one of those conversations requires a number, and a label that hides behind ‘proprietary blend’ makes that conversation impossible.
That is the practical argument for buying from the Gelagen official website, where the panel is the panel and nothing is approximated.
The weaknesses we disclose too
- Choline 0.04 mg is printed as 0% DV — functionally a rounding entry, not a meaningful dose
- Inositol 40 mcg is far below the milligram-to-gram ranges used in research
- Vitamin C at 20 mg (22% DV) is modest for a product sold on skin antioxidant support
Printing those numbers honestly is what makes the strong numbers (biotin, folate, B12, B6) credible. A panel that hides its weaknesses makes its strengths untrustworthy.
The bottom line
Thirteen doses printed, including the ones that are modest. That transparency is what makes the strong numbers trustworthy and the clinician conversation possible.
This guide is published on the Gelagen official website — the only place our formula, our pricing and our 60-day guarantee all stand behind the same order.
Go To The Official Order PageGelagen is a dietary supplement supporting everyday skin health in healthy adults. It treats no skin condition and never replaces professional dermatological care. Statements on this page have not been evaluated by the FDA.