Hi-Res Polygonum Cuspidatum 400mg capsules (98% Resveratrol)

We were pioneers at selling high quality and high purity Resveratrol on the Internet when it first hit the headlines some years ago when it was virtually unknown. We call it Hi-Res(tm) and we always make sure that the powder we buy to make our capsules is of a minimum 98% purity.

Sadly, there are now many people taking advantage of buyers who are unaware of the most important things to consider when buying resveratrol:-
 

• It needs to be TRANS resveratrol which is the active component.There are many different levels of purity that capsule makers can buy going as low as 10%. Many capsules advertised don't state the purity and this should always be considered with suspicion. Why would anyone not want to declare this on their label if they could boast a high level of purity?
• It is surprising how many people fall for the marketing trick where resveratrol is sold as being of a certain capsule size when in actual fact it is probably of low purity and further reduced in effectiveness because it is mixed with other ingredients or fillers and this is not made clear to the unknowing buyers who are attracted only by the price
• The Resveratrol molecule, also found in small amounts in red wine, is mostly extracted commercially from the root of the Giant Knotweed plant (also known as Japanese Knowtweed ) and then purified to achive maximum effectiveness. The cost of achieving a high purity grows exponentially as the higher purity levels and effectiveness are achieved
• Now synthetic versions are being marketed to confuse and mislead people even more
• We still offer natural TRANS resveratrol purified to 98% with no fillers or other low cost "mixers." Our 400mg capsules contain 400mg of 98% Resveratrol.

Some external Internet links to information about Resveratrol:-
 

• Wikipedia report on Resveratrol
  
  

  Resveratrol Report on 60 Minutes show

  • New York Timesreport on Resveratrol
  • 5367 general reports on Resveratrol by the US National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health