Cherry Fruit Extract Powder - Prunus avium

Pre-meal capsule: Take 300–500 mg with water 10–15 minutes before your main meal for tidy, repeatable serving math.

Hydration mix: Whisk 300–500 mg into 250–300 ml water with lemon peel or ginger; add after liquid; 20–30 s whisk; brief settle.

Smoothie add-in: Blend 300 mg into a protein-forward smoothie at lunch for an easy, fruit-led habit.

Sachets (to-go): Pack 300 mg single-serve sticks for simple, travel-ready use in still water.

Gummies: Formulate at 0.30%–0.60% w/w; monitor water activity and seal promptly.

Stack idea: Pair 300 mg with citrus peel or grape seed extract in a polyphenol-smart routine; add one change at a time and track comfort. Space ~90 minutes from medications as a routine practice.

Polyphenol support: Fruit anthocyanins and phenolics contribute to everyday antioxidant intake as part of a varied diet.

Post-activity routine: A compact, non-stimulant fruit extract fits simple after-movement rituals with hydration and balanced meals.

Flavor-led compliance: Gentle fruit notes help anchor consistent beverage or capsule use without heavy sweeteners.

Format-friendly: Low-grit powder suits capsules, hydration sticks and gummies for clear mg-per-serve math.

Ops-ready handling: Controlled moisture and fine milling support smooth batching, filling and storage.

Serving Size: 1 capsule or scoop (≈ 300–500 mg powder)

Ingredients: Cherry Fruit Extract Powder (from fruit of Prunus avium)

Does Not Contain: Added sugar, caffeine, synthetic preservatives

Allergen Information: Vegan; gluten-free; dairy-free. Contains natural fruit polyphenols; discontinue if unusually sensitive. Consult a professional if pregnant, nursing or on medications.

Usage Recommendation: 300–500 mg once daily in capsules, hydration drinks, RTM sticks or gummies. Add one change at a time and space ~90 minutes from medications.

Storage Advice: Store below 25 °C, <60% RH, in a cool, dry, dark place. Keep tightly sealed.

Keep Away From Children

Q: Why choose a cherry extract over bulk fruit powder when I need capsule and beverage formats?

A: Extract powder concentrates recognizable fruit polyphenols into compact milligram servings with far less bulk and sediment than culinary powders that often require multi-gram scoops. That keeps mouthfeel clean, labels concise and dosage repeatable across capsules, hydration sticks and gummies. Start 300–500 mg per serving (0.30%–0.60% in gummies), pre-wet to reduce clumps, add after liquid, whisk 20–30 seconds and allow a brief settle. Hold grams, pH and whisk/settle constant for two weeks before changing variables so your bench SOP repeats predictably at scale. Claim strength: High

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

Q: How do I present serving math on pack while staying comfortably compliant?

A: Use one anchor range—300–500 mg per serving—then express beverages as milligrams per 250–300 ml and gummies as w/w %. Pair with concise handling notes (add after liquid; whisk & settle) and routine-support language (polyphenol intake within a varied diet). Avoid disease words or cure/prevent phrasing and keep your PDP disclaimer visible. Claim strength: High

Q: What simple pairings work well in drinks or gummies without heavy sweeteners?

A: Lemon peel, mild ginger and a light vanilla round complement the fruit profile. If a blend reads assertive or thin, adjust grams first (±15%) before changing partners; modify a single variable at a time so QA can attribute improvements and procurement can lock sieve cut and moisture specs. Pre-wetting, adding post-liquid, a 20–30 s whisk and a brief settle usually improve dispersion and mouthfeel. Claim strength: High

Q: Any positioning or cautions to keep statements clear and conservative for general consumers?

A: Frame the SKU around routine and support: a fruit-derived polyphenol extract used with balanced meals, hydration and movement. Keep servings modest and consistent; advise spacing ~90 minutes from medications; include standard pregnancy/nursing cautions and child keep-away language. Clear directions, conservative inclusion and simple SOPs protect users and keep your statements well within structure/function territory. Claim strength: Moderate