SugarReset's label lists six named ingredients sharing a 200mg proprietary blend. Here's what that actually means for you.
A proprietary blend legally requires the manufacturer to list every ingredient by name and the total combined weight. It does not require disclosing how much of that total each individual ingredient contributes.
Several of SugarReset's ingredients — Gymnema, Panax Ginseng, African Mango — only show research benefits at doses well above what a 200mg total blend could plausibly contain for all six ingredients combined.
We can confirm the ingredients are present. We cannot confirm any individual ingredient is present at a clinically meaningful, research-backed amount.
This is a real, meaningful limitation, not a minor technicality. Weigh it against the formula's other strengths — sublingual convenience, no artificial colors — when deciding if SugarReset is worth trying.