Catalyn: choose formula before package | WSNC

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0:00 — Formula and quantity are different

Choosing a Catalyn package size changes quantity. Choosing Catalyn GF changes the formula and serving form. Make the formula decision first, using the full ingredients and dietary information.

0:16 — Catalyn includes wheat

The accepted Catalyn record lists wheat germ along with vitamins, foods and bovine and ovine tissue ingredients. It states that Catalyn contains wheat and is not gluten-free, vegetarian or vegan.

0:32 — GF does not mean vegan

Catalyn GF has a manufacturer gluten-free designation. Its recorded ingredients still include animal tissues, gelatin and honey. Gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan describe different attributes; one designation does not establish the others.

0:48 — Read the stated serving unit

Catalyn’s recorded directions specify three tablets daily. Catalyn GF specifies two capsules daily. Compare declarations on the stated serving basis rather than treating one tablet as equivalent to one capsule.

1:04 — Select the correct package

Catalyn’s recorded family includes 90-tablet and 360-tablet options. Use the size selector to choose the intended product number. The matching price and authorized WSNC store handoff follow that selection.

1:20 — Finish with the full label

Read the product facts and Catalyn comparison, and ask your practitioner about restrictions and ingredient overlap with your routine. This explainer describes the accepted labels; it does not claim that either formula treats disease.

Read the complete labels

Original WSNC label education using accepted catalog facts. This is not a clinician-recorded presentation, clinical review or personalized recommendation. Research method →