How we set the standard
- Show the actual labelled daily serving.
- Separate concentrated extract weight from raw-botanical equivalent.
- Separate mineral compound weight from elemental mineral content.
- Describe laboratory evidence only at the scope the test actually supports.
- Keep product-page facts current when the label or formula changes.
Open evidence ledger
| Item | Published result | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Raspberry Creatine Gummies | RSSL measured 5.31g creatine monohydrate per tested four-gummy serving, equivalent to 1.33g per gummy. | Tested Raspberry sample only. |
| Report reference | Report No. P26-07303; RSSL code P26-07303-1; approved 22 July 2026. | Identifies the document and tested sample. |
| Blueberry Creatine Gummies | No dedicated Raspberry report is presented as Blueberry analysis. | Do not generalise the Raspberry result to Blueberry. |
| Future batches | Further independent results will be added when testing is completed. | One sample is not a universal future-batch guarantee. |
Read the documents in context
The evidence page provides the published certificate and supporting detail. The UK Supplement Label Standard explains how to read serving amounts, extracts, minerals, nutrition and evidence scope.
Product information boundaries
Supify product pages are the source of truth for current ingredients, serving directions, stock and price. This page does not replace the physical label or professional advice. It also does not certify another brand or guarantee a personal outcome.
Good evidence is specific enough to be checked. If a number cannot be tied to a label, document or stated method, it should be described as unknown rather than upgraded into a promise.