Is protein powder good for you? What a GB label may claim
Is protein powder good for you? A GB label may say only what the claims register allows: four authorised protein claims, and the whey lines refused.
Is protein powder good for you? A GB label may say only what the claims register allows: four authorised protein claims, and the whey lines refused.
How much creatine per day? Most guidance says 3 to 5 g, with loading optional. The figures side by side, and the 3 g a GB label must state to claim.
What does creatine do? It raises muscle creatine stores. The research, set against the two creatine claims Great Britain's register lets a label make.
In the UK, 10mg of melatonin is the NHS maximum for specialist, longer-term use only. Every UK ceiling by indication, and the strengths the emc lists.
Melatonin for jet lag in the UK is prescription-only. The NHS page and two jet-lag SmPCs, read side by side: 4 or 5 days, 3mg or 6mg, 8pm to 4am.
No. The NHS calls melatonin prescription-only, and so does the MHRA. Every UK route, from the counter to a private prescriber, read and dated.
gov.uk's travel-medicine conditions, the controlled drugs list and the NHS prescription-only status, read on 20 September 2026 and set side by side.
No. The two UK-sold sleep gummies this desk read list no melatonin, which the NHS calls a prescription-only medicine. Their panels, side by side.
Melatonin is prescription-only in the UK, yet the GB claims register records two authorised food claims for it. Both documents read on 11 September 2026.
The sports shelf now sells the same molecule two ways. Reviewed on the chemistry that decides whether the label figure reaches you, and on the one creatine wording the GB register records as non-authorised.