Allergy Modulator

Progressive Professional from Progressive Laboratories

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Safety70

Efficacy65

Transparency90

Based on Examine, Wikipedia, and 23 other sources

Overview

The effectiveness of Allergy Modulator is difficult to fully assess due to the use of a proprietary blend, which prevents knowing the individual dosages of its active ingredients. While the trademarked ingredients like Tinofend, Ocibest, Picroliv, and Seanol-P have some research supporting their benefits at specific doses, it is uncertain if these optimal doses are met within the 1230 mg proprietary blend. Stinging Nettle Leaf Extract also has some traditional use for allergies, but its efficacy depends heavily on the concentration used.

The Good

Utilizes branded, researched ingredients (Tinofend, Ocibest, Picroliv, Seanol-P).

Manufactured in a 3rd party GMP-inspected facility, suggesting quality manufacturing standards.

Professional product, implying higher formulation standards and intended for professional guidance.

The Bad

Proprietary blend conceals individual ingredient dosages, making it impossible to verify effectiveness or optimal dosing.

The role and dosage of Picroliv (liver protection) and Seanol-P (cardiovascular) in an "Allergy Modulator" are not clearly aligned with primary allergy relief.

Product has ambiguous ingredients listing on the main supplement facts panel. "Tinofend, Ocibest, Stinging Nettle Leaf Extract, Picroliv, Seanol-P" are listed as separate ingredients, but then these are nested under a "Proprietary Blend" with a total weight of 1230mg. Also, the ingredient research mentions Licorice, but it is not listed on the Supplement Facts, which is a significant transparency concern.