Interesting marketing idea.... 50 states, capturing the essence of each state, while each embodies the "character, rhythm and natural energy of its home state". A quick check of the others listed shows they all have the same base (dandelion root and milk thistle), then with other various additions, but all are actually made in Denver from "trusted global suppliers". Basically you choose which ingredients you want and find the "state" that matches up. There is a card inside the box with QR code for a 5 minute test to "help you determine the state of your body systems." Upon completion, "you will receive personalized recommendations on how to support your health." (I did not take the test.)Both the herbs and the glycerin are USDA certified organic, manufactured in a GMP certified facility in Denver, and are third party tested (COA not shown.) The actual product is pleasant tasting, and easy to take directly in your mouth if you prefer. The label states "333 mg/ml Herbal Extraction Rate - 1/3". Is that total mg per serving? The ingredients are in a blend, and I don't understand many total mg you are getting per dose, let alone individually, which makes it impossible to know how much you are actually taking. There is a web address and a mailing address listed on the bottle. The production ticks all the right boxes (no added sugars/sweeteners, artificial flavors, no perservatives, allergens, vegan, etc), the product is easy to take, made in the USA (but ingredient sourcing locations not stated, beyond "global") and the presentation is good. Regardless of all of that, the lack of clear information as to mg per serving is a huge problem for me. So A+ on marketing ingenuity, but C- on transparency for how much I'm actually taking. With clearer numbers, this would be a 5 star product.
