Odorless Garlic Softgels
- Ingredient identity
- Garlic (Allium sativum), bulb
- Listed origin
- China
Supplier-listed product · quotation specific to your brief
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Compare supplier-listed garlic and vitamin B complex softgels. Review the fill ingredients, shell, serving and package-specific storage statement together.
2 supplier-listed product briefs. Confirm the proposed configuration and current availability for your quotation.
2 product candidates · specification confirmation required
Product references in this catalog
Vitamin B Complex Softgels
- Ingredient identity
- Vitamin B complex
- Listed origin
- China
Supplier-listed product · quotation specific to your brief
Explore product// PRODUCT CONFIGURATIONS
Compare the product details.
Keep the ingredient identity, configuration and open questions attached to each product brief.
| Specification | Odorless Garlic Softgels | Vitamin B Complex Softgels |
|---|---|---|
| Ingredient identity | Garlic (Allium sativum), bulb | Vitamin B complex |
| Listed origin | China | China |
| Listed net content | 100 g in the supplier structured field | 100 g in the supplier structured field |
| Front-label pack reference | 60 softgels | 60 softgels |
| Source-panel other ingredients | Gelatin; sunflower oil and/or safflower oil and/or rice bran oil; vegetable glycerin | Soybean oil; gelatin; dibasic calcium phosphate; glycerin; yellow beeswax; lecithin; added colors including carmine |
A dash means this field was not stated under the same label; consult each linked product brief. The quotation should identify the complete proposed formula, pack and specification version.
// BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Make the comparison
about the actual specification.
Compare ingredient identity, amounts per serving, pack configuration and the scope of available documents. Artwork alone does not confirm a finished formula.
Minimum order, sample availability, price and schedule are confirmed in your project quotation.
See how the process works// FOR YOUR PRODUCT BRIEF
Compare the fill and shell as separate components
The current collection contains supplier-listed garlic and vitamin B complex softgels. Compare the oil or other fill composition with the shell, serving and pack. Both source records show 18- and 24-month shelf-life values, requiring a current package-specific statement.
- Request the actual fill composition and distinguish ingredient amount, total fill amount and per-serving figures.
- Confirm shell material, fill compatibility and any support needed for the intended dietary or allergen statements.
- Resolve the current shelf-life conflict against a dated product specification and available supporting information.
| What to compare | Why it matters | What to request |
|---|---|---|
| Fill composition | An ingredient name is not the same as total fill mass or a complete formula. | The fill formula, relevant ingredient specifications and amounts on a defined serving basis. |
| Shell and finished form | The softgel title and artwork identify the format; the generic capsule attribute does not specify the shell materials. | The proposed shell specification and explicit confirmation of the finished softgel form. |
| Shelf life and storage | Two conflicting shelf-life fields cannot both be used as an order specification. | A dated product-specific storage/shelf-life statement and the scope of supporting information. |
Questions for this decision
What should the fill and shell specification show?
List the fill ingredients and amounts separately from the shell materials, then identify the amount per softgel and per serving. The garlic and B complex source titles identify softgels; a general capsule attribute is not a substitute for that specification.
Which shelf-life statement should enter the proposal?
Request the current specification, intended pack, storage conditions and supporting stability basis. The 18- and 24-month source values need reconciliation before selecting a shelf-life statement for either listed product.
// YOUR NEXT STEP
Tell us what you’re building.
A format, an ingredient direction, a packaging idea. Start with what you know.