Livpure Supplement Facts: Six Lines to Check on Your Bottle
A short checklist for the Livpure Supplement Facts panel: what the brand names, what it leaves out, and six lines to read on the bottle in your hand.
Livpure names six ingredients: silymarin, betaine, berberine, molybdenum, glutathione and camellia sinensis. No amount is published for any of them online, and no Supplement Facts panel was supplied to this site. The panel on your own bottle is the real source, and six lines on it tell you most of what you need to know.
Key facts
- Named ingredients: silymarin, betaine, berberine, molybdenum, glutathione, camellia sinensis.
- Amounts published online: none of the six.
- Form and count: capsule, 60 capsules in a bottle.
- Lines to check: serving size, servings per container, amounts, Daily Value, other ingredients, allergens.
- Source for the rules: 21 CFR 101.36, the US labeling rule for dietary supplements.
What are the Livpure supplement facts?
The Livpure supplement facts, as far as this site can show them, are a short list of names without numbers. The brand's own “Inside LivPure” graphic names six ingredients. It prints no milligram or microgram amount beside any of them.
That graphic is marketing artwork. It is not a Supplement Facts panel. A real panel is a boxed table on the back of the bottle, and it follows a format set by law. We were not given a photo of one, so we do not copy one here. The Livpure Supplement Facts page explains the gap in full.
This post is a companion to that page. It gives you six lines to look for, so you can check the bottle that arrives at your door.
What does the brand name on the pack?
Six names are written on the brand's own graphic. Here they are in plain words.
| Ingredient | Plain description |
|---|---|
| Silymarin | Extract of milk thistle seed |
| Betaine | Also called trimethylglycine, found in foods such as beetroot |
| Berberine | An alkaloid from barberry and other plants |
| Molybdenum | An essential trace mineral |
| Glutathione | A small molecule the body makes itself |
| Camellia sinensis | The tea plant, sold as green tea extract |
The brand's pictures also show resveratrol, choline, genistein and chlorogenic acid. No text confirms them, so take those four as unconfirmed. For more on each name, see the six-name ingredient checklist and the ingredients page.
Which six lines should you check on your own bottle?
Turn the bottle around and find the boxed panel headed Supplement Facts. These are the six lines that matter most.
| Line | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Serving size | How many capsules make one serving. Every amount below it is per serving. |
| Servings per container | How long the bottle lasts. It should follow from the 60 capsules. |
| Amount per serving | How much of each named ingredient you take, in milligrams or micrograms. |
| % Daily Value | How an amount compares with a daily reference, where one exists. |
| Other ingredients | What the capsule shell and fillers are made of. |
| Allergen statement | Whether the label names an allergen to avoid. |
Read them in that order. The first line unlocks the others. If you want the serving size in more depth, the post on Livpure serving size covers it on its own.
Why does the missing panel matter?
Under 21 CFR 101.36, a dietary supplement sold in the United States must carry a Supplement Facts panel. It lists the serving size, the servings per container, the name and amount of each dietary ingredient, the percent Daily Value where one exists, and an other-ingredients line.
Each line answers a question a buyer actually asks. How many do I take? How long will a bottle last? How much am I getting? Is the shell vegetarian? Does it contain something I react to? Without the panel, none of these can be answered from the web.
Molybdenum is a good example. It is the one named ingredient with a Daily Value, which is 45 mcg. If a printed amount sits beside it on your bottle, you can hold that number against the reference. Without a printed amount, you cannot.
What can you do if a line is missing on your bottle?
Start by checking the whole bottle. Some panels wrap around the side. If a line is truly absent, call the order line on +1 (302) 200-3480 and ask for it by name. Write down what you are told and the date.
Anyone with a food allergy should ask before taking the first capsule. The brand's pictures name genistein, and genistein is often sourced from soy, so an allergen statement matters here. People who take prescription medicine, are pregnant or nursing, or have a liver condition should speak to a doctor or pharmacist first. The side effects page lists the cautions.
If your bottle carries a full panel, please photograph it and email [email protected]. We will add it to the site and say that a reader supplied it.
How does a reader use the checklist in practice?
Open the bottle the day it arrives and spend two minutes with it. Check that the lot number on the bottle matches your order, then read the six lines above. The batch check page shows where the lot number sits and what it can and cannot confirm.
Then keep the order email. The order ID in it is what customer support asks for, and the date on it is when your 60 days start. Two minutes now makes a later decision much easier.
If you prefer a slower read, the five-step label guide goes through the front of the bottle and the words on it one by one.
Frequently asked questions
What are the Livpure supplement facts?
Six ingredients are named: silymarin, betaine, berberine, molybdenum, glutathione and camellia sinensis. No amount is published online for any of them. Your bottle's panel is the place to read amounts.
Does Livpure have a Supplement Facts panel?
No panel was supplied to this site. Supplements sold in the United States are expected to carry one, so look on the back or side of your bottle.
Which Livpure ingredient has a Daily Value?
Molybdenum is the one named ingredient with a Daily Value, which is 45 mcg. No molybdenum amount is published online.
Our view
The supplement facts for Livpure are best read from your own bottle. The names are clear and the numbers are not published online, so the panel is where the answers live.
Spend two minutes with the six lines above. If something is missing, ask the order line before you start, and use the 60-day guarantee as your safeguard.
Safety note: Livpure is a dietary supplement, not a medicine. The FDA has not evaluated these statements. It is not meant to diagnose or address any disease. Ask your doctor or pharmacist before you start, especially if you take medicine, have a liver condition, are pregnant or nursing, or are under 18.