Supplement Facts panels look intimidating, but a few sections tell you almost everything worth knowing.
Everything on the label is calculated per serving — for EvoSlim, that's 1 capsule. If a serving is 2 capsules on a different product, double-check before comparing amounts between brands.
Look for whether each ingredient has its own listed amount, or whether several are bundled into an unnamed "proprietary blend" with only a total weight shown. EvoSlim names every one of its 20 ingredients individually with its own amount.
Vitamins and minerals usually have an official Daily Value (DV) percentage. Many botanical extracts don't — there's no federally established DV for them, which is why you'll see "**" next to ingredients like Banaba or Guggul rather than a percentage. That's normal, not a red flag.
This section lists what makes up the capsule itself — for us, that's hypromellose (a vegetable capsule) and rice flour, not active ingredients.
We'd rather you compare our actual label against any competitor's than take a vague description at face value. See our full ingredients page for every amount.