Helps You Fall Asleep
FAQ
The ingredient listed on TCI's Nighttime Routine category page is Happy Banana®, and the associated applicable delivery formats are Capsules, Tablets and Liquid sachets.
For this ingredient's source, marker compounds, human study results, patent and award records, and the complete list of delivery formats it can be made into, see the ingredient page (Happy Banana®).
The product direction that can be evaluated is “helps you fall asleep”; the claims that can actually be used must be evaluated according to the complete formula, the amount used, the product format and the regulations of the target market.
The raw material listed on the Helps You Fall Asleep category page is Happy Banana®. For the source, marker compounds, research data and the full list of delivery formats that can be produced with this raw material, see the ingredient page (Happy Banana®). The product direction that can be evaluated is “helps you fall asleep”;
the claims that can actually be used must be assessed according to the complete formula, the amount used, the product format and the regulations of the target market.
Study results, study designs, journal literature and patent and award records are all set out on the Happy Banana® ingredient page (Happy Banana®). We recommend relying directly on the wording of that page and of the original journal articles, and retaining the subjects and observation conditions along with it.
The information on that page is only for interpreting raw material research and is not equivalent to the effect of a finished product.
The applicable delivery formats listed on the Nighttime Routine category page are Capsules, Tablets and Liquid sachets. For the full list of delivery formats that can be produced with the raw material itself, see the ingredient page (Happy Banana®); for the specifications and commercial terms of each delivery format, see the corresponding delivery format pages (Search Delivery Formats).
The delivery formats that can actually be used, the amount added, sensory performance and stability must be confirmed by the results of formulation trials and stability testing.
Minimum order quantities and manufacturing lead times are publicly stated reference terms for each delivery format and are set out on the corresponding delivery format pages (Search Delivery Formats); the overall planning timeline from development to launch is set out on the customized solutions page (Customized CDMO+ Solutions).
The two are different in nature, should not be used interchangeably, and are not committed terms. Actual terms must be confirmed according to the formula, packaging materials, specifications, manufacturing location, target market and project schedule.
That is not advisable.
Raw material study results are obtained under specific study conditions and are not equivalent to the effect of a finished product. The claims that can actually be used on a product must be assessed according to the complete formula, the amount used, the product format, and the regulations and labeling requirements of the target market.