Short answer: our product photos show 60 capsules printed on the label, while some independent review coverage describes a 30-capsule, 30-day-supply bottle instead — a genuine, documented inconsistency, disclosed directly rather than picking one figure silently.
Why we go by the packaging but still flag the conflict
We go by what's printed on the actual packaging, but flag this discrepancy clearly — a specific editorial choice explained directly, rather than silently resolving the conflict one way.
Why this matters for evaluating cost per day
A 30-capsule bottle and a 60-capsule bottle imply very different per-day costs and supply durations — this specific discrepancy has real, practical implications for your purchase decision.
Why this level of specificity is unusual
Most review content simply states a capsule count without acknowledging conflicting information exists — actively comparing product images against third-party coverage and reporting the discrepancy is a more rigorous approach.
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A documented inconsistency, worth verifying directly.
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