Resveratrol

After finishing this bottle, I can say that I didn’t have any issues or adverse reactions after taking these. The capsules are medium sized and easy to take. This bottle contains a 30 day supply.

Easy to swallow. Great supplement. No aftertaste.

Overall: Recommended! Great resveratrol product for supporting immune function and general wellness the bottle packaging is fine and the safety seals are doing the job. Worked for us! Cheers

This is 3rd party tested, which a requirement for me when purchasing supplements on Amazon. It seems like I good product, without being able to tell actual benefits. Easy to swallow and 2 pill dosage, no issues.

Vital Vitamins Resveratrol Supplement - Antioxidant Support, Cellular Longevity, Cognitive Function - 60 Capsules

I’ve been taking resveratrol for its antioxidant properties for years. Started studying supplements a little more and trying a few different brands lately. Wanted to see if I notice any difference. I’m not having any negative effects from this one. This brand has a lot fewer milligrams per capsule than my usual brand at about the same cost. The resveratrol is labeled as derived from Polygonum Cuspidatum (Japanese Knotweed extract) which is typical.

Bottle was double sealed with cello wrap on the outside and a foam seal on the underside of the cap. Label on bottle is difficult to read without a magnifier. Correct count of 60 capsules. Average size easy to swallow.

Labeling is a little better than most at explaining the milligrams per capsule versus serving size. The suggested use is 2 capsules a day. I find that the suggested use is highly subjective between the different brands of product. The price point is $17.09 for 60 capsules which is on the higher side than most I have researched. That would be about $0.56 per serving. Expiration date was a very good 35 months beyond date of purchase.

In general, to compare supplement products, read the Supplement Facts and suggested usage carefully. Rarely will you be able to compare one to another without doing some math. I encourage anyone to do your own research before taking any supplement and check with your doctor or pharmacist to make sure you won’t have any negative prescription interactions. If researching the internet, check the sites with a suffix of .org, .edu, or .gov. Any site with a .com is going to try and sell you something.