Nature's Bounty Odorless Garlic 1000 mg, 250 softgels
Nature's Bounty
Nature's Bounty Odorless Garlic 1000 mg, 250 softgels. Distinct from the 100-softgel card (Amazon B004JO7BTG, $7.59): NIH DSLD label 17295 (entered 25 Jan 2013, barcode 074312055331, net 250 softgels, still marked on market) is 1,000 mg odorless garlic per softgel from 10 mg garlic oil concentrate, equivalent to 1,000 mg fresh bulb, with other ingredients soybean oil, gelatin, vegetable glycerin, and silica. The current 100-count manufacturer page (naturesbounty.com) omits silica. No exact priced amazon.com listing was found on 18 Oct 2026, so there is no bottle price and no mg per $1. Checked: amazon.com/dp/B002Y27MNK (a title that said 250ct, pack of 2) returns 404; amazon.com search for Nature's Bounty odorless garlic 250 softgels and for UPC 074312055331 did not return a live single 250-count bottle; naturesbounty.com lists only the 100-softgel size; Walmart's Nature's Bounty garlic results were 100-count bottles and multipacks of that 100-count, not this 250-count. Sundown Naturals 250 softgels and NOW 250 softgels are different brands and were not used.
Serving Size
1 softgel
Per Serving
1000 mg
What's on the Label
garlic
How It's Made
Primary Form
Odorless garlic from 10 mg garlic oil concentrate per softgel, equivalent to 1,000 mg fresh bulb.
Source & Processing
Odorless garlic from 10 mg garlic oil concentrate per softgel, equivalent to 1,000 mg fresh bulb.
Other Ingredients
Soybean Oil, Gelatin, Vegetable Glycerin, Silica
What They Don't Tell You(Beyond the label)
How to Use
Typical Dose
1000 mg
Per 1 softgel
General Guidance
• When: Follow label directions or consult research for optimal timing
• Consistency: Regular daily use typically yields best results
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Where to Buy
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