
A label you can compare against another label
Pick up two joint formulas and one will usually give you a blend name and a single total. You can read it, but you cannot use it — there is no way to tell whether the glucosamine in it runs to 1,500 mg or 150.
Artivorin prints a figure against ten of its twelve entries. That turns the label into something you can hold beside a competitor and draw a conclusion from. Two entries, the omega-3 pair and the zinc with selenium, carry no published amount; the table on this site says so in those two rows rather than quietly filling them in.
The complete list, amounts included, is in the formula section of the homepage.


