Click the Label Settings button.

The Supplement Facts Label Settings window appears. What follows are several examples of Supplement Facts and their corresponding label settings.

This is an example of a standard label (1). The actual serving size that the label is based on is always in grams (2). Next, the common household unit is set to 1 Scoop and the displayed serving size to 100 (2). The serving size is set to be the actual amount in units of grams. The serving size is set to display no decimal places. The number of servings is set to 25 (3). The amount per serving header is displayed in a column (4). The daily value footnote is not displayed if the Supplement Facts did not contain nutrients that require it (5).

This is an example of the same standard label but the metric quantity and the servings per container are not displayed (1).

This is an example of a standard label where the per serving values are on the left instead of in a column (1).

This is an example of a dual column label (1). The serving size for the second column is set to 200 grams (2). The column 2 heading is set to per 2 Scoops (3).