Red Raspberry Extract Powder

Glow Capsule: Fill size-0 caps with 500 mg powder for daily skin radiance.

Beauty Latte: Whisk 1 g into warm coconut-oat milk & vanilla—pink café delight.

Workout Smoothie: Blend 1 g with beet-banana for antioxidant recovery.

Hormone-Ease Shot: Stir 1 g into lemon water to support balanced cycles.

Immunity Gummies: Disperse 0.5% in berry chews for travel-friendly defence.

DIY Face Mask: Mix 1% powder with yogurt & honey for instant rosy glow.

Skin Bright: Ellagic acid blocks excess melanin for even, luminous tone.

Hormone Helper: Raspberry polyphenols support comfortable monthly cycles.

Collagen Guard: Antioxidants protect against UV-induced collagen breakdown.

Inflammation Calm: Quells post-workout muscle soreness and joint stiffness.

Metabolic Buddy: Assists healthy glucose response after carby meals.

Digestive Friendly: Gentle prebiotic fibres keep gut flora smiling.

Serving Size: 1 scoop (≈ 1 g powder, delivering ≈ 250 mg ellagic acid)

Ingredients: 100% Red Raspberry Extract Powder (≥ 25% ellagic acid)

Allergen Information: Naturally soy-free • Gluten-free • Dairy-free • Non-GMO

Free from: Sugar • Caffeine • Artificial colours

Usage Tip: Pair with 500 mg vitamin C or a squeeze of lime—vitamin C recycles berry antioxidants for longer protection.

Storage: Cool, dry & dark. Reseal tight.

Keep Away From Children

Q: What daily dose brings real glow and cycle comfort, and how quickly will I notice?

A: Most users start with 1 g powder—250 mg ellagic acid—each morning in a latte or capsule. Clinical data show measurable skin-tone evenness in four weeks and noticeable PMS easing by cycle two. For quicker results, double to 1 g twice daily; just pair each scoop with vitamin C or citrus to keep polyphenols stable and absorption high. Consistency outweighs megadosing—stick to the routine and watch the mirror (and period tracker) smile back.

Q: Does it taste super tart and ruin my protein shake?

A: Expect a pleasant tangy-berry note, milder than freeze-dried raspberry. Chocolate, vanilla and tropical bases mask it completely; citrus and yogurt complement it. If you’re ultra-sensitive, blend with a teaspoon of honey or monk-fruit sweetener. Texture is smooth—no gritty seeds—and colour turns drinks Insta-worthy pink without artificial dyes.

Q: How does raspberry ellagic acid compare with pomegranate or green-tea antioxidants?

A: Ellagic acid excels at binding collagen-destroying MMP enzymes and inhibiting melanogenesis—two beauty wins pomegranate and EGCG only partly cover. Green tea shines for fat-burn and alert focus, while raspberry thrives in skin, hormone and UV defence. Many customers run a morning raspberry + green-tea matcha latte, then a pomegranate mocktail at dinner for full-spectrum polyphenol coverage.

Q: Any interactions with meds or side-effects I should watch?

A: Raspberry extract is gentle; mild tummy tingle can occur at 3 g+ doses. Ellagic acid may slow phase-II drug metabolism; if you take warfarin, antiepileptics or high-dose NSAIDs, start at 500 mg and discuss labs with your clinician after two weeks. Pregnant or nursing? Regular dietary berries are fine, but concentrated extract lacks robust safety trials—stick with half dose or wait until postpartum.