Hesperidin 90% Powder

Capsule (with meal): 250–500 mg once daily for a tidy, repeatable serving.

Sachet To-Go: Pack 250–500 mg sticks; mix into cool water or yoghurt for a bright citrus cue and simple hydration habit.

Gummies: Start at 0.3%–0.8% in a 4 g pectin gummy (≈12–32 mg per gummy); tune acids/flavours for colour and taste stability.

Smoothie Add-In: Blend 250–400 mg into a breakfast smoothie; pair with lemon/orange natural flavour to keep balance.

Stack Idea: Pair a steady serving with vitamin C or a gentle fibre routine; add one change at a time and track comfort.

Antioxidant Support: Citrus peel bioflavonoids fit everyday oxidative-balance routines.

Everyday Vascular-Comfort: Commonly used alongside movement and hydration within a food-first plan.

Compact & Predictable: Standardized profile keeps mg math simple across formats.

Format-Friendly: Fine powder and light citrus note suit capsules, sticks, gummies and smoothies.

Serving Size: 1 capsule or scoop (≈ 250–500 mg powder)

Ingredients: Hesperidin 90% Powder (from Citrus spp. peel)

Does Not Contain: Added sugar, caffeine, artificial colours

Allergen Information: Vegan; gluten-free; dairy-free. Citrus-derived; review if sensitive to citrus. If on grapefruit-sensitive medications, consult a professional.

Usage Recommendation: Take 250–500 mg once daily with meals. If stacking with other actives, add one change at a time and space ~90 minutes from medications as a routine practice.

Storage Advice: Store cool, dry & dark. Keep tightly sealed away from direct sunlight.

Keep Away From Children

Q: How do I fit Hesperidin 90% into a simple routine without changing my whole diet?

A: Keep the plan minimal and repeatable. Place 250–500 mg at the same mealtime you rarely miss, then hold everything else steady—balanced plate, hydration and unhurried eating. Hesperidin is a peel-forward citrus flavanone; the goal is a small daily cue, not sporadic high doses. Run the same serving for two to four weeks, track adherence and perceived ease, and avoid switching formats mid-trial. Consistency gives you a clean read on whether this single, low-effort change is worth keeping across busy and ideal days, and it keeps future stacking decisions straightforward instead of guessy.

Claim strength: Moderate

Claim-strength scale – High = multiple human studies; Moderate = a few trials; Emerging = early lab data.

Q: Capsules, gummies or sticks—what’s most practical for hesperidin?

A: Choose what you’ll repeat effortlessly. Capsules keep flavour a non-issue and make 250–500 mg precise. Gummies are travel-friendly—start around 0.3%–0.8% extract and lock acids/flavours to protect colour. Sticks dissolve into water or yoghurt for a light citrus cue that nudges hydration. Whatever you pick, keep the serving identical across your evaluation window, document pilot variables (acid system, dispersion, fill temperature) and avoid frequent product switches; consistency gives you a fair read on whether the ingredient adds day-to-day value without complicating SOPs.

Claim strength: Moderate

Q: How does a high-purity hesperidin extract compare to mixed citrus bioflavonoid blends when planning mg-per-serve?

A: It’s about clarity vs breadth. A high-purity extract centres hesperidin for clean mg math and compact servings; mixed bioflavonoid blends include companion flavanones and flavonols that can be useful when you want a broader peel matrix but they complicate label math. If you need precise hesperidin targeting for capsules or sticks, pick the 90% extract; if you’re building for flavour or a wider citrus profile, blends can work. In both cases, fix timing with meals and evaluate one change at a time for a clear, real-world read.

Claim strength: Moderate

Q: Any formulation tips so taste and colour stay balanced in beverages or gummies?

A: Decide the per-serve target first (e.g., 250–400 mg per stick or 12–25 mg per gummy), then set pH ~3–3.5 with a consistent acid system; citrus colour and taste hold better at modest acidity. Pre-disperse the extract, minimise hold time at temperature, and store pilots cool and dark. Check colour/taste after 1–2 weeks and only then scale. Record mixing time, temperature and fill time so batches remain uniform. This disciplined approach preserves label uniformity and sensory consistency while keeping the build simple enough for repeatable daily use across busy schedules.

Claim strength: Emerging