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Reading additive information

An ingredient name or additive count is not an individual risk assessment.

What an additive tells you

Food additives serve functions such as preservation, colouring or texture. EFSA assessments consider the substance and dietary exposure; an E number identifies an additive, not a universal danger level.

What TryVit does not infer

TryVit does not convert the number of additives or its former concern tiers into a health, harm or safety score. A source ingredient list may be incomplete, and combined ingredient evidence is not necessarily the ordered package list.

Check the relevant evidence

Read the actual package, the named additive and the source information. Follow current official guidance for that substance and your circumstances. Missing entries must not be interpreted as proof that an additive is absent.

Sources & References

These sources explain nutrition, evidence or additive assessment. They do not validate a TryVit health formula.

EFSA. Food additives. Link ↗