GlucoClear Ingredients
GlucoClear names eight ingredients, with Chromium, Cinnamon Bark and three botanicals as the strongest-evidenced choices.
None of the eight ingredients has an individually disclosed amount.
Eight named ingredients, no individual amounts
GlucoClear names all eight ingredients clearly, each with its own descriptive paragraph. Chromium, Cinnamon Bark, Gymnema Sylvestre, Banaba Leaves and Bitter Melon stand out as the most genuinely evidenced choices in this formula.
All 8 ingredients, one by one
Chromium
An essential trace mineral with reasonable research support for enhancing insulin action and supporting glucose metabolism.
Cinnamon Bark
One of the more commonly studied spices for blood sugar, with reasonable research on improving insulin sensitivity.
Gymnema Sylvestre
A traditional herbal ingredient sometimes called the “sugar destroyer,” with a reasonable body of research on blood sugar and cravings.
Banaba Leaves
Contains corosolic acid, with reasonable research interest in enhancing glucose uptake by cells.
Bitter Melon
Contains insulin-mimetic compounds with a reasonable traditional and research basis for blood sugar support.
Licorice Root
Broad traditional use and antioxidant content, but weaker direct evidence specifically for blood sugar.
Juniper Berry
Mostly valued for general antioxidant and diuretic properties; blood sugar evidence is thin.
Cayenne
Better evidenced for metabolism and circulation than for blood sugar specifically.
Why the missing amounts matter
Despite detailed descriptions for each ingredient, no individual milligram amounts are published anywhere we could find. Without this information, we cannot compare the formula to doses used in the research behind Chromium, Cinnamon Bark, or any of the other named ingredients.
A note on our research source
One FAQ answer on the page we reviewed literally opens with a different supplement's name instead of GlucoClear. See our full piece on what we found.
