Which enzymes each label names, whether each product is a capsule or a tablet and what its shell is made of, the serving each label states, the pack size in the reference market, and the country where each is sold.
Comparison
Goodness Digestive Enzymes vs Jamieson Digestive Enzymes: the labels compared
Both are digestive enzyme food supplements: Goodness Digestive Enzymes in capsules, the Jamieson product in tablets. This page sets out what each label lists, side by side. The Jamieson product compared here is Jamieson Nutrisentials Digestive Enzymes, sold in Jordan as Jamieson Digestive Enzymes.
The labels side by side
| Goodness Digestive Enzymes | Jamieson Digestive Enzymes | |
|---|---|---|
| Enzymes named on the label | ||
| Protease | Yes | No |
| Bromelain | Yes | Yes |
| Papain | Yes | Yes |
| Amylase | Yes | Yes |
| Glucoamylase | Yes | No |
| Lactase | Yes | Yes |
| Alpha-galactosidase | Yes | No |
| Lipase | Yes | Yes |
| Cellulase | Yes | Yes |
| Hemicellulase | Yes | No |
| Xylanase | Yes | No |
| Pectinase | Yes | No |
| Beta-glucanase | Yes | No |
| Format, serving and pack | ||
| Format | Capsule | Tablet (caplet) |
| Capsule shell | Gelatin | Not applicable: tablet |
| Serving on the label | 1–2 capsules before major meals. | Adults: 1 caplet 3 times a day with a meal. |
| Pack size | 30 capsules | 90 tablets |
| Country where sold | Jordan and Saudi Arabia | Jordan |
See what each of the 13 enzymes in Goodness Digestive Enzymes does
How to read this table
- Yes: the label names the enzyme.
- No: the product's full ingredient list does not name the enzyme.
- Not stated: the available information does not say. It never means No.
- Not applicable: tablet: the product is a tablet, so it has no capsule shell.
- The Jamieson label names its amylase as Alpha-Amylase. It is shown in the Amylase row.
The table shows which enzymes each label names. It does not show how much of each enzyme a capsule or tablet contains, and it does not rank the products.
Questions about this comparison
The Jamieson label names 6 enzymes and the Goodness label names 13 enzymes. Both name the same 6 enzymes, and the Goodness label also names protease, glucoamylase, alpha-galactosidase, hemicellulase, xylanase, pectinase, and beta-glucanase. The number of enzymes a label names does not show how much of each one a capsule or tablet contains.
It does not show enzyme amounts or activity, what either product costs, or any judgment of either product. The number of enzymes a label names does not tell you how much of each one a capsule or tablet contains.
For Jamieson Digestive Enzymes: the manufacturer's official product page and the listing of an online pharmacy in Jordan. For Goodness Digestive Enzymes: Goodness Care's product documentation. The date the information was checked is shown near the top of this page, and the sources are listed at the end.
Yes. Product formulations, pack sizes, directions and regulatory status may vary by country. Check the label on the pack you buy, and ask your pharmacist if you have a question.
Sources
- Jamieson Vitamins: Nutrisentials Digestive Enzymes (product page: ingredients, directions, warnings)accessed October 12, 2026
- Jamieson Vitamins (Jordan): Nutrisentials Digestive Enzymes (product page, Jordan: ingredients, serving directions, warnings, size)accessed October 12, 2026
- Dawa Doz (online pharmacy, Jordan): Jamieson Digestive Enzymes 90 Tablets (product listing)accessed October 12, 2026
- Goodness Digestive Enzymes: Goodness Care product documentation.
This product is a food supplement. It is not a medicine and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Food supplements should not replace a varied, balanced diet. Not recommended for children or for pregnant or breastfeeding women. If you take medication or are under medical care, ask your doctor or pharmacist before use.