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Compare	FoodScience of Vermont All-Zyme	VS	NutriCology LigaZyme

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Detailed comparison of FoodScience of Vermont All-Zyme and NutriCology LigaZyme digestive health supplements. Side by side look at similarities and differences for supplement facts such as vitamins and minerals, directions, other ingredients, serving size

There are 27 differences and 4 similarities between FoodScience of Vermont All-Zyme, NutriCology LigaZyme

General
Description		All-zyme A Digestive Enzyme Supplement To Support Digestive Tract Function And Nutrient Absorption. A Digestive Enzyme Supplement To Support Digestive Tract Function And Nutrient Absorption*. All-zyme Contains 10 Digestive Enzymes And Places Special Emphasis On Proteolytic (protein Digesting) Enzymes. The Enteric Coating Used In All-zyme Releases The Proper Enzymes At The Correct Digestive Intervals For Maximum Activity.	vs	Support Structure And Function Of Ligaments Andtendons
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Category		Digestive Enzymes	vs	Digestive Enzymes
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Directions		As A Dietary Supplement, Take 1 Tablet With Each Meal.	vs	Suggested Use: As A Dietary Supplement, 1 Table Three Times Daily Between Meals, Or As Directed By A Healthcare Practitioner.
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Count		90 Tablets	vs	100 Tablets
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Weight		0.27 lb	vs	0.34 lb
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Serving Size		1 Tablet	vs	1 Tablet
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Servings		90	vs	100
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Other Ingredients		Cellulose, Vegetable Stearate, Silica.	vs	Stearic Acid, Cellulose & Glycerin Coating, Magnesium Stearate, Silica, Vanilla.
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Warnings		If Pregnant Or Nursing, Consult Your Health Care Practitioner Before Taking This Product.	vs
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Supplement facts
Vitamin C (As Ascorbic Acid)			vs	75 mg
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Betaine (as betaine HCI)		100 mg	vs
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Ox Bile		30 mg	vs
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Calcium (as calcium carbonate)			vs	31 mg
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Papain 2000 USP units/mg			vs	50 mg
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Calcium (Ca. Sulfate)		50 mg	vs
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Pepsin (150 USP)		50 mg	vs
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Bromelain (6 GDU)		50 mg	vs
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Pancreas Substance		200 mg	vs
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Papain (125 USP)		50 mg	vs
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Protease Enzymes (10,000 USP)		100 mg	vs
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Vitamin B12 (As Cyanocobalamin)			vs	100 mg
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Amylase Enzymes (10,000 USP)		100 mg	vs
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Manganese (As Amino Acid Chelate)			vs	10 mg
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Lipase Enzymes (300 USP)		25 mg	vs
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Vitamin B6 (as pyridoxine HCI)			vs	7.5 mg
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Cellulase Enzymes (40 USP)		10 mg	vs
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Zinc (as picolinate)			vs	7.5 mg
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L-Proline (free form)			vs	250 mg
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Shark Cartilage			vs	150 mg
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Bromelain 2,400 GDU/g			vs	125 mg
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Glycine (free form)			vs	100 mg
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