Most of the time, checking a supplement's marketing against its label turns up small gaps: an undisclosed dose here, an optimistic claim there. Vasoryn's case is different in kind, not just degree.
What Vasoryn's Marketing Says
Vasoryn's official website describes a 6-ingredient formula: Hawthorn Berry Extract, Garlic Extract, Hibiscus Extract, Beetroot Extract, Magnesium and CoQ10. Each one gets its own paragraph, its own claimed benefit, and a place in the site's "how it works" pathway.
What Vasoryn's Label Shows
The physical Supplement Facts panel names a completely different set: Vitamin B3 (Niacin) 20mg, Zinc 11mg, and a 570mg proprietary blend of L-Citrulline, L-Carnitine, Pine Bark Extract, Maca Root Extract, Grape Seed Extract and Saffron Stigmas Extract.
Vasoryn: Zero Ingredient Overlap
Line up both lists side by side, and not one ingredient appears on both. Not a shared name, not a shared category, not even a shared traditional use case that might explain a rebrand or reformulation. This isn't a case of "6 disclosed became partially proprietary" — it's two entirely different formulas attached to the same product name.
What We Did About It On This Vasoryn Site
We built every page on this site around what's printed on the physical label, since that's what's actually manufactured and shipped to a customer's door. Where the marketing's claims might have been technically true of its described formula, we didn't carry them over to a formula that doesn't contain those ingredients.