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What "measured format" means on Magic Tabs
A printed count is easier to be honest about than a rolled product. It is still not the same thing as verified directions. What the pouch states, and what it does not.
The Magic Tabs lane is a tablet format, and tablets have one obvious advantage over anything you roll, pour or break off: the unit is fixed. You are not estimating.
What the current artwork states
Both Magic Tabs products — Blue Razz and Watermelon, both 5-MAPB — carry the same front-panel figures:
- 3 tabs per pouch
- 40 mg per tablet
- 4 servings per tablet
- 12 microdoses per pouch
Those four numbers are internally consistent: three tablets, four servings each, twelve total. That is the arithmetic the package is describing.
Why the listing still says pending
Because a printed number is a claim until someone checks it. The full ingredient and formula details for these two products have not been verified, and front-panel artwork on its own is not enough for us to release a product.
So the label facts on the Magic Tabs listings repeat the artwork figures word for word, mark the formula as pending, and mark the COA as pending. Both products currently carry a plain Do not use warning while that is true.
Measured is a format, not a safety guarantee
Worth saying out loud: a format that counts itself is easier to be precise about. It does not make a product verified, and nothing on this page is a dosing instruction. Serving size and count are printed on the pack; adult judgment applies.
Adults 21+ only. Keep out of reach of children and pets.