Grouped by the job each one does in the formula.
The label names twenty-two actives. Chromium picolinate is printed at 7 mcg; the rest sit in a proprietary blend. This page explains what each one is for.
Known as gurmar, the sugar destroyer. Gymnemic acids occupy sweet-taste receptors on the tongue and in the gut.
The most-researched botanical compound in the category. Activates AMPK; studied for glucose uptake and hepatic glucose output.
A trace mineral for normal macronutrient metabolism and the one amount GlycoMelt publishes.
Ginsenosides studied for pancreatic cell function, insulin sensitivity and post-meal glucose handling.
EGCG catechins researched for insulin sensitivity and glucose uptake in muscle.
Source of forskolin, studied for cyclic AMP signalling and fat metabolism.
Peruvian root rich in antioxidants and fibre, for stimulant-free energy support.
Adds naturally occurring caffeine for alertness.
Grouped with fat metabolism.
Irvingia gabonensis, studied for fat-cell formation and leptin sensitivity.
A traditional adaptogen for blood-vessel and nerve support.
Siberian ginseng, for stress resilience — relevant because cortisol raises glucose.
Antioxidant proanthocyanidins with a long research record.
Rich in naringenin, a flavonoid studied for glucose uptake.
A compound used in formulation for antioxidant support.
L-glutamine, L-tyrosine, L-arginine, beta-alanine, L-carnitine HCl, GABA and L-tryptophan for energy production, nerve support and steady mood.
One amount — chromium at 7 mcg, 20% of the Daily Value. If exact amounts for the other actives matter to you, ask the seller's support team for the current label before ordering.
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