The Label Transparency Score: Why It's the Lowest of Seven Criteria

This review's own scoring gives label transparency a 3.8, the lowest of all seven criteria — worth a direct, standalone explanation of exactly why.

What's actually missing from the label

The materials we reviewed named all six ingredients but did not include specific per-ingredient milligram amounts, only the finished list — a real transparency gap worth flagging plainly rather than guessing at numbers we don't have.

Why this matters even though six named ingredients is already better than a vague blend

Naming all six ingredients individually is more transparent than an undisclosed proprietary blend — but it still doesn't tell you how much of each you're actually taking, worth factoring into your expectations either way.