“1,995 mg per 3 capsule serving.”
The panel declares 1.995 g of glucomannan per three capsules.
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Nature's Way keeps the formula short: glucomannan from konjac root, a plant-derived hypromellose capsule and magnesium stearate. Three capsules give 1.995 g, taken with at least 8 oz. of water about 20 minutes before mealtime. The warning is the most thorough here, naming the throat and esophagus, telling you not to use it if you have difficulty swallowing and to seek medical attention for chest pain or vomiting.
The panel also states that it contains sulfites. The bottle holds 100 capsules, 33 servings.
1.995 g of declared glucomannan per serving before mealtime matches the studied dose; the label does not say how many times a day.
A full glass of water, 20 minutes before mealtime, and the most detailed choking and swallowing warning of the eight.
Non-GMO Project Verified, an independent programme, but no third-party purity or potency statement on the panel image.
Plant-derived hypromellose capsule and magnesium stearate only; vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free. The panel notes it contains sulfites.
About $0.38 per serving and 33 servings a bottle, the dearest of the plain capsules per gram.
“1,995 mg per 3 capsule serving.”
The panel declares 1.995 g of glucomannan per three capsules.
“Promotes feelings of fullness.”
The swelling mechanism is real, but the 2013 Rush University trial found no change in hunger or fullness ratings versus placebo (Keithley 2013).
“Vegan, Non-GMO Project Verified.”
Both marks appear on the listing's label graphic; the capsule is hypromellose.
Glucomannan plus magnesium stearate in a plant capsule is as short as a capsule formula gets. The panel's sulfite statement is the detail to notice if you react to them.
A hundred capsules is 33 servings. Per gram it costs more than NOW, Carlyle or Nutricost, and more than twice the Best Naturals two-pack.
Nature's Way gets the dose, the directions and the warning right and adds almost nothing to the fiber. You pay for that in bottle size. If the ingredient list is your first filter, buy it; if value is, NOW or Best Naturals gives you the same grams for less.
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1.725 g of glucomannan per three vegetarian capsules, taken once or twice a day before a meal, with the water rule, the timing and the choking caution all printed on the bottle.
See it on the list →Nothing but glucomannan: 2 g per half teaspoon, about 114 servings a jar, at half the cost per gram of any capsule here. It has to be measured, stirred and drunk before it gels.
See it on the list →Two bottles of 180 vegetarian capsules, 2,000 mg of konjac root glucomannan per three, third-party lab tested per the label, with the water rule and choking caution printed; a once-a-day direction and a sloppy listing graphic hold it back.
See it on the list →In 53 overweight and moderately obese adults, 1.33 g of glucomannan with 8 oz of water one hour before each meal for eight weeks was well tolerated but produced no more weight loss than placebo and did not change body composition, hunger or fullness.
A British Medical Journal report on the risk of oesophageal obstruction with glucomannan, the reason labels now tell users to take it with plenty of water.