Burntide Label Glossary A to Z: Supplement Facts Words Explained

What is on the Burntide label?

Start with the front of the jar. It says Burntide, Weight Loss Support, Dietary Supplement and 30 Gummies. Those four items are the whole front panel.

The back holds everything that matters. You will find the Supplement Facts panel, the suggested use, a caution block, a storage line, the name of the distributor and the revision date. It is a lot of text in a small space.

Here is the panel itself. We copy each line as printed, because a label is only useful when you read what it actually says.

Notice how short the list is. Eight lines, and only one of them, the blend, describes the two ingredients people ask about most.

What do the label terms A to C mean?

Added sugars

Sugar put in during making, not sugar that comes with a food by nature. The panel shows 1 g of added sugar per gummy, which is 2% of the Daily Value. The other ingredients name corn syrup and pure cane sugar.

Assembled in the USA

This is the label's own phrase. It says where the product was put together. It does not say where each ingredient came from, and the label does not say that either.

Best-before date

The date by which the maker suggests using the jar. It is printed on the base of the jar together with the lot, where the bottle shows it.

Blend, proprietary

A group of ingredients listed under one total weight. Here the total is 525 mg. The label does not say how much of that is vinegar and how much is BHB salts.

Calories

The energy in one serving. One Burntide gummy carries 8 calories, which is a small number for a sweet.

Caution block

The warning text printed on the jar. It tells anyone under a physician's care or taking medication to consult a healthcare professional first. It tells anyone pregnant or nursing not to use the product without consulting a physician.

Certificate of analysis (CoA) reference

A code that points to a lab document for a batch. The reference for this lot is BUR-7063-26-BU. This desk holds the reference and has not read the document itself.

What do the label terms D to M mean?

Dagger (†)

A small mark next to a line on the panel. It points to a note that says a Daily Value is not established. Total Sugars and the blend both carry it.

Daily Value (% DV)

A yardstick that compares one serving with a typical day's need for a nutrient. A figure of 0% means the amount is tiny against that yardstick. Calcium at 1 mg, magnesium at 0.75 mg and sodium at 2.5 mg all show 0%.

Directions (suggested use)

The instruction line. It reads: adults, take one (1) gummy daily, or as directed by your healthcare professional, about 30 minutes before a morning or afternoon meal, with a full glass of water.

Distributor

The company named on the jar as the one that distributes it: BURNTIDE, 11870 62nd St N, Largo, FL 33773. A distributor is often not the shop that sells to you.

FDA disclaimer

The sentence that says the statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration, and that the product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. It is printed under the claims.

Lot number

A batch code. It lets a seller trace which production run a jar came from. The lot on this site is BUR-26/BU-7063.

Minerals (calcium, magnesium, sodium)

Three small lines on the panel. They appear because the BHB salts are bound to these minerals. At 1 mg, 0.75 mg and 2.5 mg, nobody is using this gummy as a mineral supplement.

What do the label terms O to T mean?

Other ingredients

Everything in the gummy that is not a named active. For Burntide this is: corn syrup, purified water, pure cane sugar, apple pectin, citric acid, sodium citrate, tapioca starch, natural flavors and beet root powder.

Per serving

Every figure on the panel is for one gummy, not for the jar. A jar holds 30 servings.

Revision date (REV 04/24)

A print code that tells you which version of the label you hold. If your jar shows a different code, the label may have changed since this page was written, and the jar is right.

Safety seal

The printed rule is clear: do not use the product if the safety seal is damaged or missing.

Serving size and servings per container

One gummy is one serving, and the jar holds 30 of them. At one a day, a jar lasts 30 days.

Structure/function statement

A claim about how a nutrient supports a normal body process. It is not a claim that a product treats a disease. The jar prints five of them, and the FDA disclaimer sits beneath them.

Total carbohydrates and total sugars

Carbohydrates are 2 g per gummy (1% Daily Value). Sugars are 2 g of that. These are the lines to check if you count carbs or sugar.

Why does the label not split the 525 mg blend?

This is the one gap that matters most. Burntide lists its two actives as one blend under one total weight. So the label says 525 mg and stops.

It is worth seeing what the gap means in practice. The studies on apple cider vinegar used 15 to 30 mL of liquid vinegar a day. The studies on BHB salts used doses measured in grams. The whole blend in one gummy is 525 mg. That is smaller than either research dose, even if every milligram were one ingredient.

So the label cannot tell you that you are getting a studied amount of either one. It does not claim to, and this site does not claim it for the maker.

How can you check your own jar against this glossary?

A short walk-through takes about a minute. Do it when the jar arrives, and keep it as a habit for every supplement you buy.

1. Look at the safety seal. If it is damaged or missing, do not use the jar.
2. Find the revision code in the corner and compare it with REV 04/24.
3. Read the lot and the best-before date on the base of the jar.
4. Read the Supplement Facts panel and confirm it names a 525 mg blend with both actives.
5. Read the other-ingredients line if you avoid corn, apple, beet or added sugar.
6. Read the caution block, then decide whether you should speak to a doctor or pharmacist first.

If anything on your jar disagrees with this page, trust the jar. Then write to the website desk so the page can be fixed.

What does the Burntide label not tell you?

A good glossary should also list the blanks. These are the items a reader may expect and cannot find.

Frequently asked questions

Our view

A label is the most honest document a supplement has, because the maker must print it. Reading it slowly pays off. The Burntide label is clear about the serving, the sugars, the minerals and the caution. It is silent on one thing that matters: how the 525 mg blend divides.

That silence is not a reason to panic. It is a reason to be realistic. The gummy is a small daily habit for healthy adults, and it makes support statements, not promises. Read the panel, read the caution, and ask a doctor or pharmacist if you take medicine.

If you decide to try it, the sixty-day guarantee gives you time to judge it fairly. If you decide not to, you lost nothing but a few minutes of reading.