What is in the bottle, why these particular plants, what the concentration marks mean and what a proprietary blend does and does not tell you.
The seller's own diagram, and then the six extracts it features.
7 mcg · 20% DVThe only ingredient on this label with its own line and its own number. Chromium is an essential trace mineral, and the picolinate form is the one used in most research because it absorbs more readily than chromium chloride.
in the blendA climbing shrub from India whose Hindi name, gurmar, translates as sugar destroyer, after the way chewing the leaf blunts the taste of sweetness for a while. It has the longest traditional record of anything in this bottle.
in the blendThe seed kernel of a West African forest tree, known locally as dika nut. It is the one extract on the panel sourced from a concentrate at a 10:1 equivalent rather than 20:1.
in the blendThe most studied plant extract in the whole formula. Green tea leaf carries catechins, chiefly EGCG, which is why it turns up in metabolic formulas far more often than any other botanical.
first in the blendA Peruvian root vegetable grown high in the Andes and eaten as food there long before it was sold as an extract. It is listed first in the blend, which by labelling convention means it is present in the largest amount.
in the blendTrue ginseng, not the Siberian kind — although eleuthero, which is sometimes sold under that name, is separately listed in this same blend. Panax root is one of the most widely used botanicals on earth.
Chromium is the only ingredient with its own line and its own number: 7 mcg, twenty percent of the daily value. Everything you can verify about the strength of this formula comes from that line.
Twenty-two extracts share a single declared weight of 15.47 mg. That is lawful and ordinary, and it means the proportions are the manufacturer's business rather than public information.
Carets mark 20:1 concentrates and asterisks mark 10:1 ones. Only African mango seed and grapefruit seed carry the 10:1 mark; panax ginseng root carries none at all.
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Because six is a story and twenty-two is a list. All six featured extracts are genuinely on the panel; they are simply the ones with the most recognisable names in this category.
It is the form used in most of the research, and it is absorbed more readily than inorganic chromium salts such as chromium chloride. That is why supplements choose it.
Twenty kilograms of plant material concentrated into one kilogram of extract. It is why a 15.47 mg blend represents more starting material than the number suggests.
The carton carries GMP and natural product marks and states manufacture in an FDA registered facility. If you want a certificate of analysis for a specific batch, ask the seller for it.
The full panel is one page away, transcribed line for line from the label.
Checkout is the seller's and it is secure. Sixty days to claim your money back, and nothing to pay for delivery on three or six bottles.