Why haven't you listed the % HCA of your product. My research indicates I should steer clear of products with no HCA % listed, or too little HCA.
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Hi, We have nothing to hide. Its listed in the nutritional information. However, we will put it on our title as well. Thanks for your suggestion, True Life Nutrients Support
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I don't see HCA listed in the suplemental facts section. Try calling the manufacturer or their website at MarzSprays.com.
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Thanks for your information. I get tired of buying products just to spend my time returning them because they did not meet the manufacturer's claims.
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Thank you for your inquiry. With respect and honor, I think it best that you don't purchase this product. By the questions you ask, there will be other variables and you might be dissatisfied and we don't want unhappy customers. Thank you for thinking of us and try us on something else. Thanks.
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The % percentage of retinol is not provided in the list of ingredients. I have purchased this product elsewhere and came here to find out if the % of retinol could be determined. After reading the info here for the product, glycolic acid is listed before the retinol and I am guessing there are different ways to combine ingredients for effectiveness - my experience has been ok but I am looking for something with more retinol, up to 1% and looks like I will go with Skinceuticals but not at Amazon as the reviews haven't been good
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Okay, for your personal edification - go to Amazon and enlarge the back of the bottle. I personallly magnified ingreidents - and GUESS WHAT - WHILE THERE IS A LONG LIST OF INGREDIENTS - vITAMINE C + E AND FERUILIC ACID - THERE ARE NO, NO, PERCENTAGES. i THINK IS THIS IS IMPORTANT TO YOU AND IT IS, I WOULD DO A GOOGLE SEARCH LIKE THE FOLLOWING: hYALURONIC ACID SERUM VERSUS HYALURONIC ACID - AND SEE WHAT YOU GET -- THANK YOU - THIS WAS A VERY IMPORTANT QUESTION - AND IS SOMETIMES DECEPTIVE ON THE PART OF RETAILERS SELLING THEIR PRODUCTS. I HAVE THIS PRODUCT - (AND i was no quite as alert as you as to your qustion) AND I LIKE IT. ALWAYS ENLARGE THE BACK OF THE BOTTLES OF ANYTHING - WHAT YOU SURFACED IS CRITICAL - THOSE DAGGONE!!! percentages.! I HOPE THIS HELPED YOU.
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Hi Michael~ You are asking exactly the right question! We not only 3rd party test our products but we make the results publicly available unlike some others who claim they utilize 3rd party lab testing but don't show you the results. You can find the summary report that shows HUMANOLABS Garcinia Cambogia Core+ not only met, but substantially exceeded the amounts claimed on the label in the image gallery to the left of the main product image in our listing. Why is this information important? In short, because 60% OF GARCINIA CAMBOGIA PRODUCTS DO NOT CONTAIN THE AMOUNT OF HCA THAT IS SHOWN ON THE LABEL. ConsumerLab in a report, published November 2103, found that 60% of the Garcinia Cambogia products they tested FAILED to meet the levels specified on the manufacturer's product label. In addition, the cost per 1500mg of HCA in the products tested ranged from a low of $.74 to a high of $11.39 based on the actual (not the label claim) amounts of HCA contained in the products tested. HUMANOLABS Garcinia Cambogia Core+ was not available at the time of the ConsumerLab report but based on the results shown in our summary report, from an independent 3rd party lab, the same 1500mg of HCA in our product, is ONLY $.60. As such, the best advice we can give is don't rely on label claims. Insist on seeing independent 3rd party results from a reputable lab before you purchase. Thank you for your interest in our product and pls let us know if you have any other questions. Customer Care HUMANOLABS
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I'm not a seller. I'm a buyer like yourself and gave a review of the product. You would need to contact Amazon for that information.
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Please, accept our apologies. The title was for the correct product, but the product image was wrong. The issue has been fixed now and show an image of a 4 oz 2% BHA Liquid.
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Although i like the product, I believe the supplier should in a better position to answer this question. I am sorry I couldn't be of much help
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The Nutrition label says 50% HCA and the bottle says standardized to 65%. the reason is because potassium is a key component of HCA, HCA isn't as potent or effective without potassium. Basically like the potassium compounds or boosts the effects of HCA and we have 15% potassium in our Garcinia Cambogia Extract, that's how it's standardized to 65%.I hope i've been able to shed light on this subject, please let me know if you have any further questions or need help with anything, I'll be more than happy to assist.Very Sincerely,George Okafor
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We have just placed an inquiry with the manufacturer, and I'm sure we'll receive a quick reply. The description is provided by the manufacturer, though as a vendor for this product, we ourselves should have caught the disparity earlier. We'll post the manufacturer's reply as soon as we receive it. [Our hunch is that the last bullet provided to us is what is incorrect.] We're very sorry for the inconvenience! Honfleur Home, LLC
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I noticed the same thing, but read something about it being "standardized" to 65%... not really sure what that means. You might want to contact the company to see if they can clarify for you.
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I have the same question! AMAZON! Get it together: Anything with ingredients should list them; there are obscure ingredients that people are sometimes allergic to, or sensitive to, or just have their own reason for not wanting to use. Could we please have ALL INGREDIENTS LISTED??!? I could just drive over to the Ho' Depot, and read the label, but not everyone can. C'mon!
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yes, this is misleading because the ingredients by law need to be listed in strongest-quantity-first order. So how can the higher amount of 5% B3 be listed after the lower 1% retinol? My understanding is that it should be the other way around unless maybe there is a missing decimal point before the 5% and it is really .5% B3. I am just a consumer and don't know much, but this is my guess.
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I agree it's strange there's no percentage listed. No matter what, it's an important piece of info consumers would like to know. I've been using CSI's 12% C serum and may stick to using it.
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Sounds like if the one I purchased would have worked out of box, which it didn't, or they had warrantied it, which they wouldn't, I might not have all that good of products based upon your experience. These people really love to purchase and pay for adverse advertising. Guess they simply do not care. Sell what you can, while you can, and find something else to sell when that stops selling. Don't warranty anything. All good business motto's.Dennis Johnson