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Group the actives by outcome and print the dose under each

Eleven ingredients are split into four outcome columns (Sleep, Stress, Skin, Foundation), each with its milligram dose under the name.

A section headed 11 Patented Ingredients, Clinical Doses, Full Transparency with capsule images above four columns for sleep, stress, skin and foundation, each listing ingredient names with milligram doses
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What it is

Under "11 Patented Ingredients. Clinical Doses. Full Transparency." the formula is grouped into four outcome columns, Sleep Support, Stress Support, Skin Support and Foundation, each listing its ingredients by trademarked name with the dose in milligrams underneath, and a link to the full ingredient details.

Why it works

A long ingredient list is noise until it is tied to outcomes. Grouping by what each ingredient is for lets the shopper find their reason to buy, and printing every dose is a quiet challenge to competitors who hide theirs in a proprietary blend.

How to test it

Hypothesis
Grouping ingredients by outcome with the dose shown under each will lift add-to-cart rate versus a supplement facts panel alone.
Primary metric
Add-to-cart rate (product page sessions)
Guardrail metric
Full ingredient details click rate

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