What each named ingredient is, and what the pages we reviewed do and don't disclose about it.
An essential trace mineral with a genuine, documented role in glucose metabolism. The brand ties it to blood sugar regulation and reduced sweet cravings, though the exact amount per dropper isn't published.
Also called Irvingia gabonensis, a West African seed extract studied in a handful of small trials for weight management. The brand connects it to leptin and satiety signalling.
A concentrated source of catechins and natural caffeine, one of the better-researched thermogenic ingredients in this category, though dose matters a great deal for the effect size.
An Amazonian plant with a slow-release caffeine profile, traditionally used for sustained energy rather than a sharp spike.
A Peruvian adaptogen with a long traditional-use history, most commonly studied for energy and hormone-related outcomes rather than direct weight loss.
A concentrated source of proanthocyanidins, well-studied as a general antioxidant, positioned here in a supporting circulation and cellular-protection role.
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