Short answer: the label states 600mg per serving, but not what those 600mg consist of. No supplement facts panel appears on the retail listings we could find, and three separate published reviews of this product all state the formula isn't disclosed.
What we know
- 600 mg per serving — total weight is stated
- Two capsules daily — the stated dosing instruction
- 60-capsule bottle — a 30-day supply at the stated dose
What we don't know
Which specific ingredients make up the 600mg, and at what individual doses. This matters more for a blood sugar product than most other supplement categories, because many blood-sugar-active botanicals compound with glucose-lowering medication like metformin or insulin — and without knowing what's in the capsule, neither you nor your pharmacist can check that in advance.
⚠️ The one thing to do before you take your first capsule: read the supplement facts panel on the physical bottle when it arrives — that's currently the only place the composition appears. If you take any glucose-lowering medication, show that panel to a pharmacist before starting.
How to take it, per the listing
- Two capsules daily with water
- Follow the directions printed on your own bottle rather than any online source, including this one
- Don't exceed the stated serving
- Keep monitoring your blood sugar as usual if you already do, and share readings with your clinician
💡 Why this matters: an undisclosed formula isn't automatically dangerous — but it means you're trusting an unverified list rather than checking one. That's a meaningfully different risk profile than a fully labeled product.
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