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Artivorin Supplement Facts and Label: 5 Steps to Check Your Bottle
You may have looked for the Supplement Facts panel and not found one. That gap is the biggest fact about this label. These five steps show what the bottle does print and how to check what arrives at your door.
The published Artivorin artwork has no Supplement Facts panel. It lists four ingredients but gives no amount, serving size, servings per container, percent daily value or other-ingredients line. What it does print is the product name, 30 capsules, three claim lines and four seals. Check your own bottle on arrival and trust it over any web page.
- The published artwork has no Supplement Facts panel, and there is no back-of-bottle photo. All product pictures show the front at an angle.
- Front of the bottle: ADVANCED JOINT SUPPORT - 30 CAPSULES. Back band: DIETARY SUPPLEMENT and 30 CAPSULES.
- Lot ART-26/MY-2615 is on the base, usually with a best-before date. Certificate reference ART-2615-26-MY is a filing reference.
- Two claim lines on the real bottle are misspelled: MOBILLTY and INELAMMATION.
- Artivorin is a dietary supplement. It is not FDA approved, and no supplement is.
Step 1: Where is the Artivorin Supplement Facts panel?
Not in anything the seller has published. Both of this product’s websites show the same artwork: four names in four frames, with no milligram figure beside any of them. There is no serving size, no servings per container line, no percent daily value column and no other-ingredients line.
A bottle in your hand may carry more printing than the artwork shows. A buyer deciding online cannot know. If the bottle you receive has a panel, photograph it and send it to [email protected]. This desk would update its pages within the week.
| Normally on a panel | On the Artivorin artwork |
|---|---|
| Serving size | Not published |
| Servings per container | Not published |
| Amount of each ingredient | Not published |
| Percent daily value | Not published |
| Other ingredients and allergens | Not published |
| Capsule shell material | Not published |
From the seller’s published artwork. Call +1 (323) 347-4522 if the shell or an allergen matters to you.
Step 2: What does the bottle print?
Reading down the front you get ARTIVORIN, ADVANCED JOINT SUPPORT and 30 CAPSULES. The back band gives DIETARY SUPPLEMENT and the same count. Three claim lines follow: ENHANCES JOINT MOBILLTY, SUPPORTS CARTILAGE REPAIR and HELPS REDUCE INELAMMATION, spelled as printed.
Two of those lines carry typos on the bottle itself. The square benefits artwork sets all three correctly. That is a useful check, because a copyist working from clean copy would fix the spelling.
In its own voice this site claims only two of those: joint support and mobility. The others are quoted as label wording. Nobody has imaged cartilage in people taking these four ingredients, and an inflammation claim sits close to a disease claim.
The bottle artwork carries no caution text at all. There is no pregnancy line, no age line and no interaction note.
Step 3: What are the lot number and the certificate reference?
You will see two codes here and on the pack, and each has a narrow job.
| Reference | What it is | What it is not |
|---|---|---|
| Lot ART-26/MY-2615 | A production run identifier, printed on the base | A test result. It says which run a bottle came from and nothing about what is in it |
| Certificate ART-2615-26-MY | A filing reference for the certificate of analysis held against that run | The certificate itself, and not a document published on this website |
| Best-before date | Printed beside the lot when the bottle carries one | A promise of full strength on the last day |
A lot number matters most when something goes wrong. It lets every bottle from one batch be found. Give it when you phone +1 (323) 347-4522, and the desk can tie it to the orders from that run.
Step 4: How do you check the bottle that arrives?
Six quick looks, in the order that is easiest. Do them before the first capsule.
- Read the front: ARTIVORIN, ADVANCED JOINT SUPPORT, 30 CAPSULES.
- Read the three claim lines and note whether the two typos are there.
- Turn it over and find the lot on the base.
- Check the seal under the cap. It should be intact and factory-applied.
- If the weight seems off, count the capsules. A full bottle has 30, blue and white as shown on the benefits panels.
- Check for a Supplement Facts panel, and write down what is there.
A different lot is not necessarily a fault, since runs change over time. It is worth one call. A broken or missing seal is the one result that means stop. Photograph the cap and neck first, and do not take a capsule from that bottle.
Step 5: What do you do about the missing amounts?
You have three options, and none of them needs a lab. First, phone the order desk with four questions: the milligrams of turmeric extract per capsule, the form of CoQ10, what the shell is made of, and what else is inside. Second, accept the gap and treat the 60-day guarantee as your safety net. Third, pick a product that shows its amounts.
Why this matters: the knee trials gave 1,500 mg of curcuminoids a day. Without the capsule weight you cannot tell whether that research applies. The figure of 95% curcuminoids describes strength and not quantity. Dose equals strength multiplied by weight, and only the strength is printed.
A certificate of analysis would answer part of it, with an assay and a fill weight. It sits with the maker. You can ask for it by quoting the reference. Most makers in this category treat it as an internal document, so the odds are modest. A polite request is still how that changes.
Please do not trust any site that prints a milligram figure for this capsule. Any such number is invented.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a Supplement Facts panel on Artivorin?
None appears in the seller’s published artwork on either of its websites, and no back-of-bottle photograph exists. If your bottle has one, photograph it and send it to [email protected].
What weight of turmeric does one capsule hold?
Not published. The label names turmeric extract at 95% curcuminoids and prints no weight. For scale, the randomised knee trials gave 1,500 mg of curcuminoids a day.
Where do I find the lot number?
On the base, reading ART-26/MY-2615, usually beside a best-before date. A different lot is worth one call to the order desk.
Why are there typos on the label?
Two claim lines on the bottle are misprinted: MOBILLTY and INELAMMATION. The square benefits artwork has them right. It is a proofreading slip and says nothing about what is in the capsule.
How can I request the certificate of analysis for my bottle?
Reference ART-2615-26-MY is kept for the production run, and the certificate itself sits with the maker. Phone +1 (323) 347-4522, quote the reference, and this desk will forward the request.
What if my seal is broken?
Take pictures of the cap and neck first, then phone +1 (323) 347-4522 that day. Do not use a capsule from that bottle.
Our view
Our view: the missing panel is the central fact about this label, and everything else follows from it. Four sound ingredient names tell you what is in the bottle. They do not tell you how much, and the research on turmeric only means something at a weight.
That is why the bottle in your hand matters so much. Read it, photograph anything odd and ring the desk with the lot number. If the gap bothers you, buy something that prints its numbers. Take any health question the capsule raises to your doctor.
Safety note. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Artivorin is a dietary supplement. It is not FDA approved, and no supplement is. Ask a doctor about any health question.
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