Identity
Trans-resveratrol
The trans isomer is the specifically declared polyphenol.
Inside the formula
This correction matters. Each capsule supplies 600mg of 98% pure trans-resveratrol from Japanese knotweed root, and the product title, description and evidence now say the same thing.
Identity
The trans isomer is the specifically declared polyphenol.
Source
The botanical source and 98% purity statement are both disclosed.
Evidence
Clinical reviews find substantial variation by dose, formulation, population and outcome.


Human evidence · systematic review
The stilbene polyphenol
98% pure · from Polygonum cuspidatum root
What it is: Resveratrol is a stilbene found in several plants. This product uses the trans isomer sourced from Japanese knotweed root rather than wine.
Evidence context: A recent systematic review of clinical trials found diverse study designs and outcomes. The literature does not support a universal anti-aging or heart-treatment claim.
A single 600mg active with declared source and purity makes the formula more transparent than the previous, incorrect 1,200mg page title.
Every other label-listed ingredient
An inactive carrier used to support consistent capsule fill.
The plant-derived capsule shell.
The formulation rationale
Trans isomer + 98% purity: The label defines both chemical form and purity, improving interpretation of the 600mg amount.
Botanical source + isolated compound: Japanese knotweed is the source; the declared active is purified trans-resveratrol rather than whole-root powder.
Large literature + modest certainty: Many trials exist, but varied methods and mixed outcomes prevent sweeping clinical conclusions.
Grape reference photography: Unsplash. Image illustrates the polyphenol family and does not claim this knotweed-derived ingredient comes from grapes.