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Berberine: mg per serving on every berberine label we carry
Berberine labels print 500 mg per capsule almost universally, with servings of one to three a day; newer formulations (phytosome, 'Berbevis') print smaller amounts and claim better absorption. The table lists the printed amount per serving for every berberine product we track.
1 labels we read
- Lowest
- 450 mg
- Median
- 450 mg
- Highest
- 450 mg
Berberine per serving as printed on the Supplement Facts panel of each product below.
What to check on the label
- Milligrams per capsule and capsules per day on the label
- Form: berberine HCl vs a phytosome / branded extract
- Cautions — berberine interacts with several medicines
Interacts with many prescription medicines (including blood-sugar and blood-pressure drugs); not for pregnancy; talk to your doctor before taking it.
Berberine on each label we carry
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Thorne Berberine 1,000 mg
Berberine HCl: 450 mg per serving
Things to consider: Berberine can interact with many prescription medicines and isn't for pregnancy or nursing — check with your doctor first. It is not a substitute for any medication.
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Questions people ask
Is berberine 500 mg three times a day the label dose?
500 mg per capsule is the standard print; some labels suggest one capsule, others up to three a day. Follow the label and your doctor — berberine is not a supplement to self-dose around medicines.
Berberine HCl vs phytosome?
HCl is the standard salt; phytosome / Berbevis formulations print lower milligrams and claim higher absorption. The label names which one it is.
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