Soursop Botanical Blend Liquid Drops
- Pack volume
- 60 mL
- Main identity
- Soursop botanical blend
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Botanical Lymphatic Support Drops
A supplier-listed 60 mL botanical liquid-drop reference featuring echinacea, elderberry and dandelion, with an eight-botanical blend shown on the same-SKU label. Buyers can use the coherent bottle, blend identity and serving presentation to compare liquid formats and build a private-label packaging and formula brief; conflicting template attributes are isolated from these product details.
Liquid dropsProduct format
60 mLPack volume
Glycerin and purified waterOther ingredients on source label
For your quotation. Tell Nutrivelta which ingredients, serving size or packaging you would like to change. We will confirm the agreed specification and order details in writing.
SUPPLIER-LISTED PRODUCT DETAILS
Use these reference specifications to prepare your project brief. Nutrivelta confirms the final formula, packaging and commercial terms in writing.
| Format | Liquid drops |
|---|---|
| Pack volume | 60 mL |
| Named primary botanicals | Echinacea, elderberry and dandelion |
| Label-declared botanical blend | European elderberry; burdock root; calendula flower; cleavers herb; dandelion root; echinacea root; rose hip; blue vervain herb |
| Label serving reference | 1 mL (1/2 dropper); 60 servings |
| Label-declared blend quantity | 1,200 mg per serving |
| Other ingredients on source label | Glycerin and purified water |
DOCUMENTS FOR YOUR PRODUCT BRIEF
Sourcing brief checklist (PDF) Specification request checklist Test report scope checklist Sample planning process
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Specifications and artwork
Serving sizes and ingredient amounts are reference specifications for a business enquiry. The agreed specification and artwork approval define the finished product and label.
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Build the botanical lymphatic support drops specification
- Request species, plant parts, extraction details and individual quantities for the eight named botanicals; do not infer them from the front product name.
- Use the coherent 60 mL bottle and label-declared 1 mL/60-serving presentation to brief closure, dropper and artwork requirements.
- Ask the supplier to reconcile 18/24-month shelf life, gummy-style package fields and pregnancy wording. Continue using the consistent liquid format, pack volume and botanical identity.
| What to compare | Why it matters | What to request |
|---|---|---|
| Botanical coverage | Supplier reference: Eight botanicals shown; echinacea, elderberry and dandelion named in title/attributes | Compare the complete ingredient list and request extract/quantity details. |
| Liquid packaging | Supplier reference: 60 mL dropper bottle; pictured 1 mL × 60 servings | Compare dropper graduation and carton/label scope for your brand. |
| Specification discrepancies | Supplier reference: Shelf life, gummy-template package fields and pregnancy wording conflict | Quarantine those fields and request written corrections; consistent product identity remains usable. |
Questions for this decision
Is this supplier reference a liquid or a gummy product?
The same-SKU images show liquid drops in a 60 mL dropper bottle, and the Net Weight attribute agrees. Separate Pectin, 2.2g and 3g*60pcs template fields conflict with that presentation and are excluded from the product specification.
Which botanical and serving details can I compare from the source?
The same-SKU label names eight botanicals and declares a 1 mL serving, 60 servings and a 1,200 mg blend. These are supplier label declarations, not independently assayed values. Request the quantitative formula and current production specification before final artwork; shelf life and pregnancy wording remain isolated because the listing disagrees with itself.