[PDF] Evaluating Dietary Supplement 08

What information should be included in a Supplement Facts panel?

The Supplement Facts panel must list the serving size and number of servings per container, declare each dietary ingredient in the product, and except for dietary ingredients that are part of a proprietary blend, provide information on the amount of the dietary ingredient per serving.

What is the supplemented food standard user guide?

The supplemented food standard user guide will help you label your supplemented food. The user guide also has a flow chart to help you decide whether your product is a supplemented food or a dietary supplement.

What is the Certificate of analysis for dietary supplement components voluntary guideline?

This page represented archived resources. The Certificate of Analysis for Dietary Supplement Components Voluntary Guideline (CoA Guideline) is designed to assist with ensuring Certificates of Analysis (CoAs) serve their intended role in the assessment of dietary component qualities or specifications.

Do dietary supplement claims require FDA evaluation?

These three types of claims are not approved by FDA and do not require FDA evaluation before they are used in dietary supplement labeling. Accordingly, DSHEA requires that when a dietary supplement label or other labeling includes such a claim, the claim must be accompanied by a disclaimer informing consumers that FDA has not evaluated the claim.