Note: This manual is for Genesis R&D Supplements 2.0 and later. The manual for versions 1.6 and earlier can be found here: Genesis R&D Supplements Documentation

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From this window, you can configure your Formula, add data, modify entered Ingredients.

Name

Click on the name to change it.

Save

or Crtl + S to save

Undo

or Crtl + Z to undo your last action

Redo

or Crtl + Y to redo an action you undid

Export

Click this link to save your Formula as an Exlx (ESHA) file

Save As

Click this to save a new file of this Formula

Archive

Use the toggle button to set this to On if you want to move this Formula to the Archive Group. Doing so will remove it from future default searches, but you will be able to see it in the Archive Group. Check that box on the search page. To move this Formula out of the Archive, open it and set the toggle to off.

Dates

These are automatically populated

Auto Update

Use this to automatically update the analysis whenever you add or modify an Ingredient or make other changes. Warning: Using this option will slow down the program. 

Cost Precision

Enter 1-6 for how many places behind the decimal point you want to appear and use in cost calculations

Weight Precision

Enter1-6 for how precise, how many places behind the decimal point, you want to appear and use in weight calculations

Ingredient Entry Columns


Label Claim

The amount entered will appear on the Formula screen in the Label Claim field, listed in the unit selected by the user. Components will also be listed in the ingredient unit, except label nutrient components will be listed in the unit required for the Supplement Label. Adjust ingredient and component amounts in the Label Claim field, as needed. Keep in mind that components are used differently, depending on the type of ingredient.

Percent Overage

Enter the percent overage. Ingredient potency degrades over time. The overage percentage can allow the desired potency to maintain label claim accuracy over the shelf life of the product. Genesis offers two calculation methods to help you determine percent overage. 

Moisture Loss Percent 

This field lists the moisture loss that was entered on the Ingredient screen. In the calculation of the amount per serving, the program assumes that all moisture is removed from the product (ie: a hard tablet). 

Amount Per Serving

This field lists the weight of one serving of the formula. The overage and moisture loss are considered in this calculation.

Unit Weight

This column on your Formula screen shows the weight of a single unit (scoop, tablet, capsule, etc.). It can be shown on the formula screen when the serving size is greater than one. For example, if the serving size is 2 tablets, the Unit Weight column will show the weight of one tablet. If the serving size is 1 tablet, the Unit Weight column is not shown because it offers the same information as the serving size.

Percent Formula 

This field lists the percent that each ingredient contributes to the whole formula.

Formula Cost 

This field lists the cost of the ingredient in the formula per designated serving size. The cost is calculated from the ingredient cost that was entered on the Ingredient screen and the percent ingredient in the formula.

Ingredient Cost 

This field lists the cost of the ingredient as it was entered on the Ingredient edit screen. 

Batch Weight

This field lists the total weight of the formula, in micrograms, milligrams, grams, or kilograms, based on the amount per serving, servings per container, and number of containers.

Batch Cost 

This field lists the total cost of the formula ingredients.

User Code

This is the ingredient user code from the Ingredient screen.

Chemical Impurities

Chemical Impurities that have been entered for the ingredients will be displayed on the Formula Screen. When the totals exceed recommended thresholds, they will appear in red at the bottom of the Formula screen.


Mandatory or voluntary label nutrients

For components that describe mandatory or voluntary label nutrients, the component amount should reflect the desired label amount. When the component amount is adjusted, the ingredient amount will change appropriately.

Herbals and other nutrients or compounds

For herbals and other nutrients or compounds, the component amount can be adjusted, if desired, which will affect the ingredient amount. The program allows these components to be listed in parentheses next to the ingredient on the label, if desired.

Edit ingredients

  • Right-click on the Ingredient you would like to edit/delete



  • No labels

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