Dietary Supplement Label Database

ProThera

47 labels, A to Z by product name
  • 5-HTP 100 mgOff market
  • 5-HTP 50 mgOff market
  • Active B ComplexOff market
  • Active B TrioOff market
  • Active B12-FolateOff market
  • Betaine HClNot checked yet
  • BiotinOff market
  • Calcium-D-Glucarate 500 mgOff market
  • Chewable Iron Chelate Cherry flavorOff market
  • CoQH 100 mgOff market
  • D-Chiro-InositolOff market
  • Eicosamax Lemon FlavorNot checked yet
  • Evening Primrose OilOff market
  • GABA 500 mgNot checked yet
  • Garcinia CambogiaOff market
  • Indole ForteOff market
  • Iodine Complex 12.5 mgNot checked yet
  • Iodine Complex 12.5 mgNot checked yet
  • Iodine Complex 6.25 mgNot checked yet
  • Iron ChelateOff market
  • L-MethylFolateOff market
  • L-TheanineOff market
  • L-Tyrosine 500 mgOff market
  • Magnesium ChelateOff market
  • Melatonin Lozenge Formula 1 mgOff market
  • Melatonin-SR 2 mgOff market
  • MultiThera 1Off market
  • MultiThera 2Off market
  • MultiThera 3Off market
  • MultiThera1 Capsule FormulaOff market
  • Phosphatidyl Serine SFNot checked yet
  • Pregnenolone 25 mgNot checked yet
  • Prenatal FormulaOff market
  • Pycnogenol 50 mgOff market
  • Quercetin-Bromelain ForteOff market
  • SAMe 200Off market
  • Thera-BOff market
  • Turmeric 500Not checked yet
  • UndecylexOff market
  • Vitamin D3 1,000 IUOff market
  • Vitamin D3 5,000 IUOff market
  • Vitamin K2Off market
  • VitaPrimeOff market
  • VitaPrimeOff market
  • VitaPrime Capsule FormulaOff market
  • VitaTab ChewableOff market
  • Zinc ChelateOff market

One label for each barcode, the newest. A label's page also lists its older versions and other sizes. To search the whole database, use the label search, or search only ProThera.

Labels only: each label is shown as printed on the bottle, with no grades, rankings or advice. A label in this database is not an endorsement of the product. Reverse Age Lab is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the National Institutes of Health or its Office of Dietary Supplements. The original labels come from the NIH’s public-domain data; the labels since are read by us.