The exact Supplement Facts panel from the product label — every ingredient, every dose, nothing summarized away.
| Amount Per Serving | Amount | % Daily Value |
|---|---|---|
| Vitamin D3 (as Cholecalciferol) | 50µg | 250% |
| Vitamin B1 (as Thiamine Mononitrate) | 100mg | 8333% |
| Chromium (as Chromium Niacinate) | 1mg | 2857% |
| Proprietary Blend | 525mg* | — |
As a dietary supplement, take one capsule once daily.
Not for use under age 18, or by pregnant or nursing mothers. Consult a physician before use, especially if taking medication or managing a medical condition.
Store in a cool, dry place below 30°C (86°F). Keep out of reach of children. Do not use if the safety seal is damaged or missing.
An essential vitamin most people get from sunlight exposure, with a well-established role in overall metabolic and immune health. Deficiency is common, particularly in people who spend limited time outdoors.
Widely researched generally; its specific role in this formula is best understood as general metabolic support rather than a blood-sugar-targeted mechanism on its own.
An essential B vitamin involved in how the body converts carbohydrates into usable energy. The dose here is significantly above the standard Daily Value, which is typical for B-vitamins in supplement formulas since they're water-soluble and excess is excreted.
Thiamine's role in carbohydrate metabolism is well-documented; deficiency is linked to impaired glucose processing.
A trace mineral involved in how the body's cells respond to insulin. One of the more thoroughly researched nutrients related to glucose metabolism specifically.
See the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements fact sheet on chromium for the primary research summary.
A prebiotic fiber compound (L-Arabinose) that's part of the proprietary blend, positioned as slowing carbohydrate absorption to ease the load placed on glucose transport after meals.
Branded ingredient within a proprietary blend, so it isn't individually dosed on the label. Independent (non-manufacturer) research specific to Sukre is limited compared to standalone-dosed ingredients like chromium.
A mild stimulant compound naturally found in cacao, included in the blend likely for its gentle energizing effect, distinct from caffeine.
Better studied for cardiovascular and mood effects than for blood-sugar metabolism specifically.
A concentrated green tea extract standardized for polyphenol and EGCG content — antioxidant compounds researched broadly across metabolic health.
See American Journal of Clinical Nutrition research on green tea catechins for a primary source.
Also known as Siberian ginseng, traditionally used as an adaptogen to support the body's response to physical and mental stress and fatigue.
Research on Eleuthero is more established for general fatigue/stress resilience than for a direct blood-sugar mechanism.
A patented compound related to caffeine, included to support steady energy without the jitteriness or crash some people experience with caffeine.
Some independent research exists on Theacrine for energy and focus specifically; less connects it directly to glucose metabolism.
Concentrated cassia cinnamon bark, distinct from the ground cinnamon used in cooking. One of the more commonly studied natural compounds for carbohydrate metabolism support.
See NIH-indexed research on cinnamon and glucose metabolism. Results vary by study design and cinnamon type used, so evidence is supportive but not uniformly conclusive.
A traditional Ayurvedic herb, sometimes nicknamed the "sugar destroyer" for its traditional use in reducing perceived sweetness and curbing sugar cravings.
Has a reasonable body of research, including human studies, examining its role in glucose uptake and insulin activity — one of the better-evidenced ingredients in this blend.
| Standard | Detail |
|---|---|
| Made In | USA |
| Facility | FDA-registered, GMP-certified |
| Capsule Type | Vegetable capsule (Hypromellose) — no gelatin |
| Regulatory note | FDA registration is not the same as FDA approval — no dietary supplement is FDA-approved. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. |
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General research on ingredient categories used in this formula, for readers who want to review primary sources directly:
These sources discuss the ingredient categories generally; they are not manufacturer-funded studies of the Gluco6 formula itself, and inclusion here doesn't imply endorsement of this specific product by the cited researchers or publications.
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