Start with the essentials.
Check the product name, amount and number of bottles. For a blend, check which ingredients are included.
Product images represent Diosa packaging. Final labels and packaging may differ.
How to read a labelProduct Information
Behind the label.
Know what is in the bottle and what a lab report can tell you.
- Product name
- The full ingredient name, or the name of a blend.
- Amount
- How much of the ingredient is listed for the bottle. Here, it is 50 mg.
- Product brand
- Diosa Peptides is the name on our bottles.
- Bottle size
- The size of the container. It does not tell you how much product to use.
The product record.
An example from the GHK-Cu product page.
- Product
- GHK-Cu
- Amount
- 50 mg
- Bottle size
- 3 mL
- Pack size
- 1 bottle
The lab reports.
No Diosa batch reports are currently published here. A report shows what a lab tested and what it found in that sample.
Lab report questionsReading a report.
- 01
Match the batch.
Check the product name and batch number. The batch number connects the tested sample to a particular group of bottles.
- 02
Read the results.
Look at what was tested. A purity result alone does not confirm the amount in the bottle, that it is free of germs or that it is safe to use.
- 03
Check the source.
Look for the lab name, report number and date. The lab should be able to confirm whether a report is genuine.
A lab report is not proof that a product is approved for sale or right for you.