All 8 ingredients from the photographed Supplement Facts label, disclosed doses marked clearly.
Individually disclosed at 125% of the Daily Value.
Read the full profile →Individually disclosed at 100% of the Daily Value.
Read the full profile →The ingredient most central to Vasoryn's own explanation of how it works, with no dose disclosed.
Read the full profile →An amino acid derivative tied to cellular energy, with no dose disclosed.
Read the full profile →An antioxidant botanical extract (Pinus pinaster), with no dose disclosed.
Read the full profile →A traditional Peruvian root (Lepidium meyenii), with no dose disclosed.
Read the full profile →An antioxidant extract (Vitis vinifera), with no dose disclosed.
Read the full profile →A spice extract (Crocus sativus), with no dose disclosed.
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Add together the commonly studied standalone daily intake of each of the six blend ingredients — L-Citrulline (~3,000mg), Maca Root (~1,500mg), L-Carnitine (~500mg), Pine Bark (~150mg), Grape Skin (~150mg), and Saffron Stigmas (~30mg) — and you get roughly 5,330mg.
Vasoryn's entire "Proprietary Blend" holds 570mg total, split six ways with no individual breakdown. That's about 11% of the combined studied figure. This doesn't mean the blend is ineffective — combination formulas are commonly dosed below single-ingredient research levels — but it does mean neither we nor you can verify how close any one ingredient comes to its own studied range.