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Introduction
The Supplement Facts section is set up based on the way items are identified. The Code of Federal regulations refers to typical nutrients such as total calories, total fat, etc. as (b)(2)-dietary ingredients (21 CFR § 101.36). TechWizard Online uses this same terminology in the Supplement Facts section. The (b)(2)-dietary ingredients are listed first in the spreadsheet. Other Dietary Ingredients are listed at the bottom portion of the spreadsheet.
The Supplement Facts section is made up of four separate spreadsheets:
- Supplement Facts Formula Development
- Composition
- (b)(2) Dietary Ingredient Sheet
- Supplement Facts viewer
Supplement Facts Formula Development Layout
This is where the bulk of the work is done. The green buttons at the top provide access to all the menus. The layout of the spreadsheet matches the order that items are displayed on a Supplement Facts panel.
The top portion of the spreadsheet lists the (b)(2) dietary ingredients. The (b)(2) Options button provides access to a feature used to select the items to be included here. Other Dietary Ingredients are listed in the lower portion of the spreadsheet. This includes ingredients that would make up the recipe and other properties. The Add Ingredient and Add Property buttons (B) add items to this portion of the spreadsheet. The Scroll to button (C) provides an easy way to scroll back and forth.
Supplement Facts Formula Development Buttons
The table below lists each button and its purpose.
| Button | Purpose |
| Name, ID & Notes | Edit Formula Name, ID and Notes |
| Blend Settings | Used to edit settings If the formula contains a blend. |
| View Label | Loads the Supplement Facts in the viewer. |
| Label Settings | Used to edit label settings. |
| (b)(2) Options | Used to determine which (b)(2) Ingredients are displayed. |
| Add Ingredient | Used to add an ingredient to the formula. |
| Add Property | Used to add a data property to the formula. An ingredient must be added first. |
| <- 0 0.00 | Increases the number of decimal places of a value in a selected cell |
| 0.00 -> 0.0 | Reduces the number of decimal places of a value in a selected cell. |
| Clear (%Overage) | Clears all values from the % Overage column. |
| Clear Formula | Clears all information for the Supplement Facts |
| Delete | Displays a window that is used to delete selected ingredients or properties from the formula. |
| Remove All | Removes all ingredients and properties from the formula. |
| Scroll to | Used to quickly move back and forth from (b)(2) dietary ingredients and dietary ingredients. |
| Normalize | Forces the ingredient percentages to add up to 100. |
Viewing the Supplement Facts Section
To get to the Supplement Facts section, click the Goto button and Supplement Facts.
Viewing the Various Parts of the Supplement Facts Section
The Supplement Facts section is composed of various parts. The following instructions describe how to quickly view them.
Formula
Click the View button and select Formula.
Supplement Facts Panel
Click the View button and select Supplement Facts.
Composition
Click the View button and select Composition.
(b)(2) Dietary Ingredient Sheet
Click the View button and select (b)(2) Dietary Ingredient Sheet.