The Proprietary Blend, Explained
NeoVital names five ingredients — Pea Starch, Baobab Fiber, L-Arabinose, Konjac Glucomannan and Spermidine — but discloses only the total blend weight, not individual amounts.
Understanding what a proprietary blend does and doesn't tell you helps you evaluate this formula more clearly.
What a proprietary blend discloses
A proprietary blend label typically shows the total weight of all listed ingredients combined, in descending order of amount, without breaking out how much of each individual ingredient is present. This is a legal, common labeling practice, not evidence of anything harmful on its own.
What it doesn't tell you
Because amounts aren't itemized, you cannot compare NeoVital's actual Spermidine or Konjac Glucomannan content to the doses used in published research on those ingredients. Two ingredients near the bottom of a five-item list could be present in only trace amounts.
A separate naming issue we encountered
During research we also found the “NeoVital” name used for an entirely different, blood-sugar-focused product, and saw this product's own ingredient panel mistakenly used as reference content for an unrelated cognitive supplement review. We built this site strictly from this product's own packaging to avoid repeating that confusion.
Applying this to NeoVital
See our full ingredient transparency page for the complete picture, and our 90-day assessment for how this weighs against the product overall.
