The starting point
Listed contents, bottle capacity and batch documentation describe different things. Read them separately.
Read the full product name.
Keep the exact name and any suffixes or blend details together. Similar abbreviations can refer to different formulations. For named blends, the total quantity alone does not reveal the ingredient breakdown.
Separate contents from capacity.
The listed contents describe the amount recorded for the product. Bottle capacity describes the container. A 3 mL bottle label is not a statement of concentration, a mixing instruction or an individual amount to use.
For multipacks, check whether the quantity refers to each bottle or the entire pack. Diosa product pages show the pack size alongside the listed contents.
Check the product documentation.
A laboratory report identifies a tested sample and the tests performed. Match the compound, quantity and batch number to the product you are researching. Product Information explains how to read these details.
Go to the source.
General educational information. For individual advice, speak with a qualified healthcare professional.