The front of the bottle says they ate 500 mg each, and the ingredient list says they are 1000 mg. Which is it?

Maybe at one time the image showed this and if it did it would have been correct. Today the bottle shows 1000mg which is and is not correct depending on how you look at it. The back of the bottle says a serving size is 1000mg and also that it is for 2 tablets or capsules. So one tablet/capsule is 500mg but two is 1000mg. Five hundred is pretty strong and really strong enough for a single daily dose for most people and if you check the ingredients of same product by other vendors they start around 300mg to 500mg serving not always per pill. So this is what I always do. I check the ingredient and suggested use of the product to understand the truth as near as I can tell. That goes for all over the counter pills and herbals etc. Even aspirin and sinus or other so called medications even when prescribed by your full practicing MD. It's a way to insure I never over dose and also understand what I am taking better. For example if you never READ the back info like you should and so took one tablet thinking that the front of bottles statement of 1000mg today means one tablet is that you might under some types of medications be only taking half a dose and that wouldn't be right. Also you may want to take half because a full dose is too much for your weight and symptoms or metabolism or even sometimes I've had doctors recommend I use something over the counter and tell me about what mg I should look at. So again what if I thought a tablet was 1000 but in truth the tablet is only 500mg and I didn't take enough. So shame on seller or all sellers who try to hoodwink people into thinking they are getting in this case 1000mg per tablet when in fact it's 500 if you read the recommended dosage and then if you take 2 pills you will get 1000. So a bottle of 60 if 2 pills is a daily dose would last approx. one month. Or if you realize it's 500 and 500 is more than enough then you will get 2 months out of it. Seller isn't bright enough to realize many people do not read for content and probably take this over 2 months thinking they are taking 1000mg a day when it's 500 so the bottle lasts two months and hey hey hey that is probably enough for anyone with brain fog so it's a win win for you even those who don't grasp or read the fine print for themselves. And make sense of the bold print on the front and then look to see if it's for two or three tablets etc. Oh yeah though they think they are putting one over on you they are actually in many cases costing themselves a sale. Instead of selling you one bottle every month it's one bottle every two months. Foolish vendors. There should be put a stop to the front labels and look at Hemp Oil bottles for cold press hemp oil which has no properties for killing pain it however does help my finger nails from splitting and so I use it as a nail rub. The sellers make ridiculous claims it's 20K units and 100,000 units etc I buy gold pressed Hemp with zero claims just that it's pure. And that works and none of the small dropper bottles with their wild claims to huge mg's or units is as good as the 8 ounce bottle I buy that's just pure hemp oil. Sold to digest I do not it's a topical for my nails I use when I get up and when I go to bed and the excess on my fingers I clean off to avoid staining clothes and linens. It does not come out once set. It's like a shellac. Anyway back to this bottle if you original saw it listed on front of bottle at 500mg in 2020 that was correct way it should have been listed because each pill is only 500mg. They recommend two at 1000mg. I myself am looking at another company to buy from that states it correctly as I do not trust companies who change there labels and think they are hoodwinking the public they want to sell to.

Is this product dairy free?

According to studies by the European Food Safety Authority, citicoline is synthesized from enzymes and acids. None of the ingredients are derived from milk.

Carlyle Citicoline CDP Choline 1000mg | 60 Capsules | Extra Strength Formula | Non-GMO, Gluten Free Supplement

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