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What the CogniHoney Label Shows, and What It Does Not
The renders given to this site show the front of a black bottle: the CogniHoney name, “Advanced Cognitive Support For Memory, Focus & Clarity*”, three small icon lines, “30 Capsules Count” and “Dietary Supplement”. They show no Supplement Facts panel, so we cannot print amounts, other ingredients, directions, warnings or a lot number.
Written by the CogniHoney label deskUpdated
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What is printed on the front?
A brand, a front line, three icon lines, a count and a type. Tap the numbers on the bottle.
The bottle is black with a gold band and a gold honeycomb-C emblem. The wordmark splits into “Cogni” in white and “Honey” in gold. Everything that follows the wordmark is a claim-style phrase or a fact about the container, and the asterisks point to the standard FDA statement.
Tap a number to read that part of the bottle front.
- Honeycomb-C emblem
A gold hexagon cell shape with a C inside it. A logo only; it carries no words or claim.
- CogniHoney wordmark
The brand name, with 'Cogni' in white and 'Honey' in gold. The list given to this site names no honey among the ingredients.
- Front line
'Advanced Cognitive Support For Memory, Focus & Clarity*'. The asterisk points to the FDA statement. Marketing words, not a finding.
- Memory & Recall Support*
The first of three icon lines on the right of the bottle. A claim-style phrase with an asterisk; it names no condition and no result.
- Focus & Mental Clarity Formula*
The second icon line. No trial has tested this product for focus or clarity.
- Supports Cognitive Health*
The third icon line. 'Supports' wording is structure/function language that FDA does not approve before sale.
- 30 Capsules Count
The count on the bottle render. At two capsules a day (the sibling-pack wording) a bottle lasts 15 days; at one a day, 30.
- Dietary Supplement
A supplement, not a drug. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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What is shown and what is not?
| Brand | CogniHoney, with a gold honeycomb-C emblem |
|---|---|
| Front line | Advanced Cognitive Support For Memory, Focus & Clarity* |
| Icon lines | Memory & Recall Support* · Focus & Mental Clarity Formula* · Supports Cognitive Health* |
| Count | 30 Capsules Count |
| Type | Dietary Supplement |
| FDA statement | These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. (the asterisk points to it; the full statement is not visible on the render) |
Not shown in any image given to this site
- Supplement Facts panel (serving size, amounts, % Daily Value)
- Ingredient list and amounts
- Other ingredients and allergen statement
- Suggested use and warnings
- Lot number, best-before date, distributor or manufacturer name
- Any certifier, lab or audit name
The renders we have show only the front of the bottle. There is no Supplement Facts panel, no other-ingredients line, no suggested use, no warnings, no lot or best-before date and no distributor line in the images given to this site. Read these on the bottle you receive.
Read these on the bottle that arrives. The FDA statement is the standard one: these statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration, and the product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease (FDA, Structure/Function Claims).
The missing items are not small. A Supplement Facts panel is where a buyer finds the serving size, the number of servings in the container and the amount of each dietary ingredient. A suggested-use line and warnings tell you who should skip the product. A lot number and a best-before date let you trace a bottle. None of the six is visible in a render of the front.
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How is a Supplement Facts panel read?
From the top down, in five checks, and the order below saves time.
| Part of the panel | What to look for | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Serving size | Number of capsules per serving | The sibling-pack wording is two; the panel should agree |
| Servings per container | A number such as 15 or 30 | Settles the 30 versus 60 question from the capsule count |
| Ingredient rows | A name, a form and an amount in mg or mcg | The only way to compare against studied amounts |
| Proprietary blend line | A total with names but no separate amounts | Hides how much of each ingredient is inside |
| Other ingredients | Shell, fillers, flow agents, allergens | Decides diet and allergy fit |
A blend line deserves a pause. If every name sits under one total, you cannot tell whether bacopa makes up most of it or a fraction of it. The list given to this site is a name list, so we do not know which format the bottle uses.
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What about the ingredient list?
It comes from a sibling pack, not from a label we can see.
The ingredient names and the dose on the site come from the list given to this site for the sibling pack. No Supplement Facts image was given to this site, and no milligram amount is printed in any material we hold. Confirm the names, the amounts and the directions on the bottle that arrives.
- 1Himalayan pink saltNamed in the sibling-pack list · amount not printedSalt
- 2Cinnamon extractNamed in the sibling-pack list · amount not printedPlants
- 3AGP choline (alpha-GPC)Named in the sibling-pack list · amount not printedNutrients
- 4Bacopa monnieri (20%)Named in the sibling-pack list · printed 20% · amount not printedPlants
- 5Lutein (5%) and Zeaxanthin (5%)Named in the sibling-pack list · printed 5% each · amount not printedNutrients
- 6Bilberry leaf powderNamed in the sibling-pack list · amount not printedPlants
- 7Vitamin B6Named in the sibling-pack list · amount not printedVitamins
- 8Ginkgo biloba powderNamed in the sibling-pack list · amount not printedPlants
- 9Vitamin B12Named in the sibling-pack list · amount not printedVitamins
- 10Green tea extract (50%)Named in the sibling-pack list · printed 50% · amount not printedPlants
Names as given in the list given to this site for the sibling pack, in that order (lutein and zeaxanthin share a row here, so 11 names make 10 rows). A percent in brackets is printed in that list; what it measures is not stated. No milligram amount is printed anywhere we can see, and none is invented. Confirm every line and amount on your bottle.
Treat the list as a starting point for questions. If your bottle matches it, the studies on each ingredient page apply as background. If your bottle differs, the bottle wins and this list should be set aside.
CogniHoney capsules: 30 on the bottle count2, 3 or 6 bottles · 60-day guarantee per seller materials
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Is it 30 or 60 capsules?
The render prints 30. Some third-party listings use a different count; we cannot verify any of them.
A count only tells you how long a bottle lasts at the stated dose. At two a day, 30 capsules last about 15 days. Compare cost per day, not per bottle, once prices are confirmed. See pricing.
The arithmetic is simple, and worth doing before an order. Divide the capsule count by the capsules per day. A 30-count bottle at two a day gives 15 days; a 60-count bottle, if one exists, would give 30. When a listing shows a lower price with an unfamiliar count, the price per day is the fair comparison.
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Does FDA review the label?
No. FDA does not approve supplement labels or products before they are sold.
The agency says it does not have the authority to approve dietary supplements for safety and effectiveness before sale, and that a product meant to treat, prevent or cure disease is regulated as a drug (FDA 101: Dietary Supplements). A maker that uses a structure/function claim must have substantiation and tell FDA within 30 days of marketing (FDA, Structure/Function Claims). Notice that the agency is told, not asked.
So the asterisk on this bottle is not a seal of review. It points to the line that says no review took place. A reader who sees “Dietary Supplement” and an asterisk has seen the two plain signs of that regime.
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How do you check your own bottle?
Find the panel
Look for serving size, servings per container and every ingredient with an amount.
Compare the names
Match each name to the list on the ingredients page.
Read other ingredients
Look for allergens and fillers.
Read warnings
Note pregnancy, medicine and age warnings, then the seal and lot.
Photograph it
Keep a photo of the panel and the lot in case you need to contact the order desk or ask a pharmacist.
If a field is missing, ask the seller before you take the product. The seller's lot reference is CH-26/IC-7909, and it is a reference, not a lab result.
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CogniHoney questions people ask
Does the CogniHoney label list milligrams?
No material given to this site shows any amounts.
Is the label FDA approved?
No. FDA does not approve supplement labels. The asterisk points to the standard disclaimer.
Where do I find the lot number on the bottle?
Not visible on the renders. The seller references lot CH-26/IC-7909; confirm on your bottle.
What does the asterisk on the CogniHoney bottle mean?
It points to the standard statement that FDA has not evaluated the claims and that the product is not meant to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.
Does the CogniHoney label name the manufacturer?
Not in anything given to this site. The manufacturer is not named, so check the distributor line on your bottle.
Does the render show allergen information?
No. The render shows only the front, so we hold no allergen line. Read your bottle if you have an allergy.
What does Dietary Supplement on the bottle mean?
It identifies the product as a supplement, not a drug. It is not a statement that the product works or has been reviewed.
Who wrote this09
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Pages built from the label, the seller checkout and linked NIH, FDA, FTC, CDC and peer-reviewed sources.
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