Identity
Berberine hydrochloride
The salt form is disclosed rather than using “berberine” as an incomplete shorthand.
Premium Quality
Berberine HCl 500mg (20:1 Extract) | Metabolic Support
500mg Berberine HCl from a 20:1 concentrate in each capsule, equivalent to 10,000mg of starting powder according to the label.
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- Key Benefits
- Berberine HCl: 500mg declared
- 1 capsule per serving
- Evidence level stated for each active ingredient
- Complete label ingredient breakdown below
Ingredients
- Berberine HCl (500mg); Rice flour; Cellulose capsule
Suggested Use
- Label reference: 1 capsule per serving. Follow the physical product label for directions and consult a qualified healthcare professional when appropriate.
- Lab Tested
- U.S. Based
- GMP Certified
Inside the formula
A concentrated alkaloid with its strength shown.
Berberine is the active. The label also explains its 20:1 concentration and powder-equivalent amount, making the extract strength easier to interpret.
1 capsule per serving500mg Berberine HCl · 20:1 concentrate
Concentration
20:1 extract
The label equates 500mg of concentrate to 10,000mg of starting powder.
Evidence
Population matters
Human findings in metabolic conditions do not guarantee the same outcome in a general wellness population.
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500mg
Human evidence · clinical population
The concentrated active
Berberine HCl
Berberine hydrochloride from 20:1 concentrate
What it is: Berberine is an isoquinoline alkaloid found in plants including Berberis species. The hydrochloride form is commonly used in oral products.
Evidence context: A 2008 randomized study evaluated berberine in adults with type 2 diabetes. Its disease-specific findings should not be generalized to every user.
How it fits the formula
See the human clinical studyA single declared active keeps the dose interpretable; the 20:1 statement describes concentration, not 10,000mg of material inside the capsule.
Every other label-listed ingredient
What the supporting ingredients actually do.
Rice flour
An inactive carrier used to support consistent capsule filling.
Cellulose capsule
The plant-derived shell surrounding the formula.
The formulation rationale
Concentration without confusion.
Dose + extract ratio: 500mg is the material in the capsule; 10,000mg is the label’s starting-powder equivalent for the 20:1 concentrate.
One active + simple excipients: The formulation does not rely on a proprietary active blend. The remaining ingredients serve manufacturing and delivery roles.
Research + context: Metabolic research is relevant background, but it does not turn this supplement into a treatment for diabetes or another condition.
90 capsules90 label servings
Choose your quantityBarberry reference photography: Unsplash. Image provides botanical context and does not claim manufacturing provenance.
- What It Does
Each capsule supplies 500mg of berberine hydrochloride from a 20:1 concentrate. The label states this is equivalent to 10,000mg of starting powder.
- How It Works
Berberine has been studied in metabolic pathways and in clinical populations, but outcomes vary by dose, duration and participant health. The 20:1 ratio describes concentration and should not be read as 10,000mg of material in one capsule.
- Science-Backed Research
Evidence tier is identified for each active ingredient
Human, preclinical and formulation evidence are kept separate
Primary-source research is linked in the ingredient breakdown
The exact finished formula is not presented as clinically tested
- Ideal For
Shoppers comparing clearly declared active amounts
People who value full inactive-ingredient disclosure
Adults who follow the physical label and review contraindications
- Clinical Research
Berberine in adults with type 2 diabetes
A 2008 randomized study evaluated berberine in a disease-specific population over three months. It provides ingredient context only and does not establish that this product treats diabetes.
A 2008 randomized study evaluated berberine in a disease-specific population over three months. It provides ingredient context only and does not establish that this product treats diabetes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about our premium supplements
Each capsule supplies 500mg of berberine hydrochloride from a 20:1 concentrate. The label states this is equivalent to 10,000mg of starting powder.
Berberine has been studied in metabolic pathways and in clinical populations, but outcomes vary by dose, duration and participant health. The 20:1 ratio describes concentration and should not be read as 10,000mg of material in one capsule.
No finished-product clinical trial is cited. The research links provide ingredient-level context and are labeled by evidence type. Berberine can interact with medicines and may not be appropriate during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Discuss use with a qualified clinician, especially if you take glucose-lowering, blood-pressure or other prescription medicines.
Label reference: 1 capsule per serving. Follow the physical product label for directions and consult a qualified healthcare professional when appropriate.
