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Softgel labels commonly display simple dietary flags such as "gluten-free," "sugar-free," "lactose-free" or "dairy-free." Some products also note kosher status when applicable.

Labels often highlight easy-to-swallow or smaller "mini" softgels, purification steps to remove contaminants, and formulations designed to reduce fishy burps or odor.

Nutrition chews are typically ready-to-eat, single-serve bites or bars packaged for tear-and-eat convenience and easy storage in bags for travel. Softgels are usually sold in bottles intended for daily dosing at home or on the go.

Labels describe chew flavors and scents directly (for example, specific coffee roasts or fruit flavors). Softgels may list flavor or scent hints such as lemon, strawberry, or mint, and some products explicitly state "no added sugar" or "no artificial flavors."

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