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.
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.
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.
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 ASA upheld both issues against a paid Instagram ad for a Dopamine Patch on 2 September. The rules it cited are worth reading closely, and so is the one it did not.
One shelf carries herbal products with a genuine MHRA registration number. The next carries the same plants sold as food. Reviewed on what a traditional herbal registration establishes, and what it conspicuously does not.
A position paper published on 18 August places microbiome-based medicines inside the medicines framework and puts food supplements and non-therapeutic probiotics expressly out of scope.
A five-product British range named after a class of prescription medicine. Assessed on what the panels publish, what the claims framework permits, and where the collection's own name sits.
The list of things a supplement label may lawfully say is public, finite and specific. A good deal of front-of-pack copy is written to gesture past it.