PROTEC-DHA CARTON PACK

PROTEC-DHA CARTON PACK

1. Product identification

The product shown is PROTEC-DHA Protein Powder.

• Product name: PROTEC-DHA

• Category: Protein powder / nutritional supplement

• Net quantity visible: 200 gm

• The packaging states that it contains:

  • Protein

  • DHA

  • Multivitamins

  • Minerals

2. Front of the box

The main carton is predominantly red, white, and orange.

At the top is a small manufacturer/brand logo. Below it, the packaging says:

Protein Powder with DHA, Multivitamins & Minerals

The product name “PROTEC-DHA” is printed very prominently in large white letters.

Immediately underneath is:

Protein Powder

This makes the product's intended category clear from the front packaging.

3. Claims/features shown on the package

On the left side of the front panel, there are several small icons accompanied by claims. They appear to indicate benefits such as:

• Immune System

• Physical Growth

• Active Brain

• Strong Muscles

These are claims printed on the packaging, rather than something that can be independently confirmed from the photograph.

4. DHA and micronutrients

On the right/middle portion of the package, there are labels highlighting:

• Multivitamin

• DHA

• Multimineral

The package therefore presents itself as more than a basic protein powder, combining protein with DHA and various vitamins/minerals.

5. Illustration

The lower portion of the carton contains an illustration of a white/milk-like nutritional drink being poured into a glass.

There is also a small circular area near the bottom-right containing what appears to be a flavor indication. The text looks like it may say something similar to “Vanilla...”, although the photograph is not sufficiently sharp for me to confidently read the complete flavor name.

6. Quantity

At the bottom-left/front of the carton:

200 gm.

is clearly visible.

7. Physical packaging

Beside the carton is a white/silver sealed inner pouch containing the powder.

The setup appears to show:

Outer carton → sealed powder pouch

The pouch is plain and doesn't have the product information printed on its visible side.

8. Packaging design

The carton uses a fairly conventional nutritional-supplement design:

• Red/orange background for strong visual emphasis

• Large product name in the center

• White curved graphic separating the colored area from the product illustration

• Icons to communicate claimed benefits

• DHA/multivitamin/multimineral callouts

• Milk/drink imagery to suggest preparation as a nutritional beverage

9. What cannot be determined from this image

The photograph does not show the back or side nutrition panel clearly enough to establish important details such as:

• Protein grams per serving

• DHA quantity per serving

• Exact vitamin/mineral amounts

• Calories

• Ingredients

• Sugar content

• Recommended serving size

• Age-specific dosage

• Manufacturer's complete name/address

• Batch number

• Manufacturing/expiry dates

• Whether it contains milk, soy, gluten, or other allergens

So I would not rely on this photo alone to determine whether the product is suitable for a particular person or how much should be consumed.

If you want, I can also give you a complete product analysis covering ingredients, nutrition, DHA, benefits, possible side effects, who can take it, dosage, and whether it is actually useful, but I would need a clear photo of the back/side of the box where the composition and nutrition information are printed.