- 1Berberine 500 mgA bright yellow plant compound with the biggest amount on the label, 500 mg.*
- 2Chromium Picolinate 200 mcgThe single mineral on the label, listed at 200 mcg.*
- 3Cinnamon Bark 250 mgThe warm baking spice, listed at 250 mg in every serving.*
- 4Gymnema Sylvestre 400 mgAn Indian climbing herb known as gurmar, listed at 400 mg.*
- 5Alpha Lipoic Acid 300 mgAn antioxidant the body also produces in small amounts, listed at 300 mg.*
- 6Bitter Melon 200 mgA knobby green gourd eaten across Asia, Africa and the Caribbean, listed at 200 mg.*
- 7Banaba Leaf 100 mgA tropical tree leaf from Southeast Asia, the smallest amount on the label at 100 mg.*
- 8Fenugreek Seed 200 mgSmall golden seeds from Indian cooking, listed at 200 mg.*
Label bubbles: the bigger the circle, the bigger the amount
- 500 mgBerberine
- 400 mgGymnema Sylvestre
- 300 mgAlpha Lipoic Acid
- 250 mgCinnamon Bark
- 200 mgBitter Melon
- 200 mgFenugreek Seed
- 100 mgBanaba Leaf
- 200 mcgChromium Picolinate
Circle area follows the listed weight. Chromium is in mcg, so its circle is shown at a minimum size.
Eight names, sorted by what they are
- BerberinePlant compoundThe lead name
- Gymnema SylvestreHerbIndian climbing vine
- Bitter MelonGourdKnobby green fruit
- Banaba LeafLeafTropical tree leaf
- Cinnamon BarkSpiceWarm tree bark
- Fenugreek SeedSeedGolden curry seed
- Chromium PicolinateMineralTrace amount in mcg
- Alpha Lipoic AcidAntioxidantAlso made in the body
A simple sorting of ingredient types. It does not show how the formula works in the body.*
Compare with your bottle
Each page explains what an ingredient is and how the brand describes it. The amounts come from the brand page, and your bottle carries the supplement facts.
To see how they fit together, read reading the GlycoReset label or the twice-daily routine.