The 82mg Blend Math: What Nine Ingredients Sharing One Number Means
JellyFil's label discloses a combined 82mg proprietary blend across nine ingredients, with caffeine separately called out at 5mg.
Doing the simple math reveals something worth understanding before you set expectations for this formula.
What's actually disclosed
JellyFil's Supplement Facts panel lists Sodium individually at 4mg, then groups nine other ingredients — Muira Puama, Maca, Catuaba, Green Tea Extract, Caffeine, Ashwagandha, L-Arginine, Tribulus Terrestris and Horny Goat Weed — into a combined 82mg proprietary blend.
The one exception
Caffeine is called out separately at 5mg within that 82mg total, which is unusual for a proprietary blend — brands often specify caffeine content for consumer safety reasons even when the rest of a blend stays combined.
Doing the remaining math
Why this matters for specific ingredients
L-Arginine research commonly uses doses of several grams — thousands of milligrams — daily. Ashwagandha studies typically use 300 to 600mg. Tribulus Terrestris research commonly uses 250mg or more. An 82mg blend shared across nine ingredients makes it very unlikely that any of these specific ingredients approaches its own individual research dose.
What this doesn't mean
This isn't necessarily evidence of intentional deception — proprietary blends are common industry practice, and JellyFil's disclosure of the total weight is actually more transparent than many competitors who hide even that number. It does mean setting expectations accordingly.
Applying this to JellyFil
Understanding this math doesn't mean avoiding JellyFil outright — it means expecting gentle, gradual support from a blend of modest individual amounts, not a research-dose replica of any single ingredient's clinical trial results.
