Chemix GDA Glucose Support 180 Caps, an ultra-premium Glucose Support Agent designed to aid in maintaining healthy glucose levels.
This formula includes ingredients at clinical and efficacious doses, providing potent insulin support to help keep your blood sugar levels in check. Whether you're looking to support your overall health or manage your glucose levels, Chemix GDA is the ideal solution for you.
With 180 capsules per bottle, this product offers long-lasting support for your wellness journey. Experience the benefits of effective glucose support with Chemix GDA.
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 3 Capsules
Servings Per Container: 60
Chromium (as polynicotinate) 600mcg
Bitter Melon Extract (Momordica charanta)(std to 10% bitters,50mg) 500mg
Banaba lea fextract (Lagerstromemin speciosa)(std to 25% tannis, 112.5mg) 450mg
Alpha Lipoic Acid 300mg
Gymnema Sylvestre Extract (std to 75% Gymnemic Acids) 300mg
SuperBerberine(Berberine-Cyclodextrin Complex 300mg
CinnulinPF 125mg
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