Protocol For Life Balance

Profile, product mix and product list for Protocol For Life Balance.

Brand profile

Profile of Protocol For Life Balance
BrandProtocol For Life Balance
Websitewww.protocolforlife.com
LocationBloomingdale, IL, United States
Phone
Email
Products in database53 (on market)
Added to DSLD2012-06-25 – 2022-01-22
By dosage form
FormProductsShare
Capsule2445%
Powder1121%
Softgel917%
Liquid611%
Tablet36%
By product type
Product typeProductsShare
Other Combinations2343%
Botanical1325%
Botanical with Nutrients611%
Amino Acid / Protein59%
Non-Nutrient / Non-Botanical48%
Vitamin12%
Fat / Fatty Acid12%
Most common main ingredients (by number of products, top 10)
IngredientsProductsShare
Vitamin E1732%
Calcium1630%
Calories1630%
Vitamin C1528%
Vitamin B121426%
Iodine1325%
Magnesium1325%
Total Carbohydrates1325%
Vitamin B61325%
Zinc1325%

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## Data on file (from the US NIH Dietary Supplement Label Database)
- Website: https://www.protocolforlife.com
- Location: Bloomingdale, IL, United States
- Products in database: 53 (on market)
- Dosage forms: Capsule 24, Powder 11, Softgel 9, Liquid 6, Tablet 3
- Product types: Other Combinations 23, Botanical 13, Botanical with Nutrients 6, Amino Acid / Protein 5, Non-Nutrient / Non-Botanical 4, Vitamin 1
- Most common main ingredients: Vitamin E 17, Calcium 16, Calories 16, Vitamin C 15, Vitamin B12 14, Iodine 13, Magnesium 13, Total Carbohydrates 13, Vitamin B6 13, Zinc 13
- DSLD entry dates: 2012-06-25 – 2022-01-22

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2. What characterizes the product line, and whether it matches the dosage forms and ingredients above
3. Quality systems (cGMP compliance, third-party certifications such as NSF or Informed Sport)
4. Any FDA warning letters, recalls or other regulatory actions
5. Where the products are sold (official retailers, availability outside the US)
6. Objective differences from other brands in the same category (formulations, country of manufacture, certifications)

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