Stacks & Kits
Guides and comparisons How to read a supplement label in the EU
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5% Nutrition Freak Show - Legendary Series - 180 caps
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Stacks and kits bring several ingredients or products together, either as one multi-ingredient formula or as a set of separate products sold as a bundle. The name of a stack says nothing about what it contains, so read the nutrition table: each ingredient has its own line with an amount per daily serving. Each product in a kit has its own label with its own daily serving and warnings. Compare stacks by the amount of each ingredient per serving and the servings in the pack, not by the number of ingredients.
Frequently asked questions
What is a supplement stack?
A stack is a combination of several supplements or ingredients, sold as one formula or as separate products in one set. The term has no fixed meaning on a label, so what counts is the list of ingredients and the amount of each per daily serving.
How do I compare two stacks or kits?
Write down the ingredients of each with their amounts per daily serving, then compare line by line. Check how many days the pack covers at the daily serving on the label and divide the price by the number of servings. A kit of several products has several labels, so compare them one by one.
Where do I find the daily serving and warnings for a kit?
On the label of each product in the kit. EU rules require a food supplement to state its daily serving and a warning not to exceed it, so a kit of several products carries several such statements. Read each label before comparing kits.