Supplement Facts generator preset for mL servings: form-specific serving units, per-unit to per-serving calculations and typical other-ingredient groups.

This tool provides automated labeling assistance and general information. Requirements vary by product, formulation, market and regulatory status. Verify your final label against current applicable regulations and obtain professional regulatory advice where appropriate before commercial use.

How this liquid preset differs

Liquids are measured by volume. The preset starts with a 15 mL serving and supports drops, sprays and single-serve shots, with amounts per serving, per mL-based unit, or per 100 mL.

Household measures. Describe the serving the way consumers measure it, e.g. “1 Tbsp (15 mL)” or “1 mL (approx. 30 drops)”. Confirm drop counts with your own dropper.
Sprays. Enter actives per spray and the number of sprays per serving; check the pump delivery volume with your supplier.
Shots. For single-serving containers, Servings Per Container may be omitted when the net quantity states it (21 CFR 101.36(b)(1)(ii)) — tick the matching option and the generator removes the warning.
Per 100 mL specifications are converted using the serving volume.
Preservatives and solvents (e.g. glycerin, potassium sorbate) go in Other ingredients.

Worked example

Vitamin B12 at 100 mcg per mL with a 1 mL serving: 100 ÷ 2.4 × 100 = 4,167% → 4167% DV.