"Authentic" for a botanical supplement means more than the name appearing on the label — worth checking what standardization and sourcing details are actually disclosed.
A brand naming a specific standardization, like KSM-66 for ashwagandha or a stated saponin percentage for tribulus, is disclosing more than a generic ingredient name alone.
Per-ingredient milligram amounts and third-party purity testing are separate checks from standardization claims — worth asking for both before assuming full authenticity.
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