Start with the complete name
Keep the brand and every variant word together. A shortened label may route to a related but different catalog record.
Photographed pack comparison
Supasawa Lemon 5mg vs 8mg
Distinguish Supasawa Lemon 5mg and 8mg by the printed number, Lemon HIT wording and two yellow source photos without guessing ingredients or stock.
Direct answer
The two exact listings are not interchangeable
Both photographed packs use the Supasawa and Lemon name family. The 5mg image includes LEMON HIT and a visible blue 5; the 8mg image uses a different lemon illustration and a visible black 8. The two name-and-photo combinations should remain on their own canonical pages.
This page is a side-by-side identification route. Each photographed product keeps its established canonical URL, while the broader Supasawa brand guide covers the family. A permanent comparison should not pretend that today’s stock or price will remain unchanged.
Original source photos
Check both package fronts
The two images below are the website's existing source assets, not newly generated stand-ins. Their different crops and photographic settings should not be interpreted as different physical dimensions. Read the visible front wording and then open the matching exact product page.
Evidence table
Supasawa Lemon: side-by-side identifiers
| Field | First record | Second record |
|---|---|---|
| Complete catalog name | Supasawa Lemon 5mg | Supasawa Lemon 8mg |
| Visible photo clue | The yellow-and-white front visibly reads supa sawa, LEMON HIT and a blue 5 near the right side. | The second yellow-and-white front reads supa sawa and LEMON, shows an orange slice motif and a black 8. |
| Exact guide | Open first record | Open second record |
Search-name resolver
How to narrow an ambiguous search
The brand is sometimes searched as “Supa Sawa” with a space, while the catalog files use Supasawa. This spelling variation should point to the same exact record, not a duplicate URL. Do not collapse the 5mg and 8mg pages simply because both photographs are yellow.
Verify the photographed front
Use the visible wording, number, mark and design details in the two source photos, not one shared colour or family emblem.
Open the permanent page
The exact product guide preserves the original image and canonical identity; use the current catalog record for changing price or availability.
Evidence boundary
What the package photos cannot establish
The Lemon and HIT words are transcribed as packaging and catalog clues. They do not by themselves verify an ingredient or an experience. The two printed values are identifiers, not a safety scale; status and price can change.
Packaging may change over time. If the source photograph and a later physical pack differ, compare the complete printed name and the current catalog record before assuming they represent the same version. This website provides identification references and no online checkout on this page.
Reference questions
Supasawa Lemon FAQ
Are Supasawa Lemon 5mg and 8mg one product page?
No. They have separate printed values, package photos and canonical URLs.
Why is Lemon HIT mentioned for the 5mg photo?
That wording is visible on the photographed 5mg front; the 8mg source photo instead shows Lemon with a different fruit motif.
Is Supa Sawa a separate brand from Supasawa?
No separate catalog record is created for the spacing variation; use the complete variant and printed number to identify the page.
Does yellow packaging prove the contents?
No. Colour and name are identification clues, not an ingredient statement.
Where is the live status?
Open the exact 5mg or 8mg page or live catalog rather than relying on a fixed status in this guide.