How to read our DCXC tablet label

What each line on our tablet bottle means: the lead botanical, the eleven behind it, the 3000 mg on the front and where we print the serving size.

Our lead botanical

Milk thistle, printed as Silybum marianum on our packaging, is a spotted thistle, and we take our extract from its seeds. That's why it leads the front of our bottle as the first of twelve ingredients. You'll also find our non-GMO, vegetarian and gluten-free marks right on the label.

What our 3000 mg means

The 3000 mg on our front label is the strength of the whole blend, not the weight of any one ingredient. For the exact amount of each part of our formula, turn the bottle over: the supplement facts panel on the back is where we print every quantity.

The rest of our blend

Behind milk thistle we add turmeric, artichoke, dandelion, kudzu root and green tea extract, plus tomato extract and reishi mushroom. Next to the botanicals we put vitamin E and three more nutrients: choline, inositol and niacinamide. Every one of them is on our printed ingredient list.

Sixty tablets and the serving line

We put 60 tablets in every bottle. To see how long one lasts you, find the serving size line on our supplement facts panel, which tells you how many tablets make a serving, and divide 60 by that number.