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The Jellutide Sales-Page Formula: 23 Names That Are Not on the Bottle Label
The Jellutide sales-page formula is 23 ingredients, chromium plus 22 herbs and amino acids, that the bottle label does not print. The label lists only apple cider vinegar and BHB salts in a 525 mg blend, and we follow it. Research on the 23 names is mostly weak.
Written by the Jellutide label deskUpdated
Label vs ad01
Is the Jellutide sales-page formula on the bottle label?
No. The Jellutide sales-page formula does not appear on the bottle label. The label prints a 525 mg blend of just two parts: apple cider vinegar and BHB calcium, magnesium and sodium salts.
The sales page lists chromium picolinate and a 22-ingredient blend instead (Jellutide sales page). It also calls the product a "delicious gummy" in one spot and a "convenient liquid dropper" in another. When an ad and a label clash, we go with the label.
| Point | Bottle label | Sales page |
|---|---|---|
| Form | Gummies, 30 per bottle | "Gummy" and "liquid dropper" |
| Actives | Apple cider vinegar, BHB salts | Chromium plus 22 other names |
| Caffeine sources | None listed | Guarana and green tea |
The 23 names02
What are the 23 Jellutide sales-page ingredients?
The 23 Jellutide sales-page ingredients are one mineral, twelve plant extracts, raspberry ketones, seven amino acids and GABA, and one licorice compound. No single amount is given for any of them.
| Group | Names on the sales page | Count |
|---|---|---|
| Mineral | Chromium (as chromium picolinate) | 1 |
| Plant extracts | Maca, grape seed, guarana, African mango, eleuthero, astragalus, green tea, gymnema, coleus forskohlii, capsicum, grapefruit, Panax ginseng | 12 |
| Fruit compound | Raspberry ketones | 1 |
| Amino acids and GABA | L-glutamine, L-tyrosine, L-arginine, beta-alanine, GABA, L-ornithine, L-tryptophan, L-carnitine | 8 |
| Licorice compound | Monoammonium glycyrrhizinate | 1 |
Four herbs have their own pages: guarana and green tea and African mango and gymnema.
The gap03
Why does the Jellutide ad list a different formula?
We do not know, and the seller has not said. The ad and the bottle describe two different products, and only the bottle tells you what you swallow.
The ad even contradicts itself. It says "NO STIMULANTS", yet its own list names guarana and green tea, which both carry caffeine (MSKCC About Herbs, Guarana) (NCCIH, Green Tea).
Every amount and caution on our site comes from the bottle label.
Brand photos04
Are the herb photos the real Jellutide ingredients?
No. The brand's herb photos show sales-page names, not label ingredients. None of the four herbs pictured is printed on the bottle.
Ingredient photos from the brand
Four of these herbs appear only in the sales-page formula. The bottle label lists apple cider vinegar and BHB salts instead. (Jellutide sales page)
Even the name is split
The wordmark reads "Jellu Tide" as two words; the bottle prints JELLUTIDE as one.
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See packsEvidence05
Do the Jellutide sales-page ingredients work for weight loss?
Mostly no, or not by much. The NIH review of weight-loss supplements finds weak evidence, small effects or no effect for the best-known sales-page names (NIH ODS, Weight Loss).
The ad calls them "clinically proven natural ingredients". No trial has tested Jellutide. Chromium gave about 0.75 kg more loss than placebo in pooled trials, which NIH calls of little clinical significance (NIH ODS, Chromium).
The tables cover eight more names. For the rest, we found no source we could verify, so we make no claim.
| Name on the sales page | Chromium (as chromium picolinate) |
|---|---|
| On the bottle label? | No |
| What it is | Trace mineral |
| Amount used in research | 200-1,000 mcg a day in glucose studies |
| Strength of evidence | Small or no weight effect |
| Main caution | May add to insulin and diabetes drugs. |
| Name on the sales page | Coleus forskohlii root extract |
|---|---|
| On the bottle label? | No |
| What it is | Plectranthus barbatus root (forskolin) |
| Amount used in research | About 500 mg a day of 10% extract |
| Strength of evidence | No clear weight effect in small trials |
| Main caution | Can lower blood pressure; caution with blood thinners. |
| Name on the sales page | Raspberry ketones |
|---|---|
| On the bottle label? | No |
| What it is | A compound made synthetically or from raspberries |
| Amount used in research | Only tested inside combination products |
| Strength of evidence | No human evidence alone |
| Main caution | Safety not established. |
| Name on the sales page | Capsicum annuum fruit extract |
|---|---|
| On the bottle label? | No |
| What it is | Chili pepper (capsaicin) |
| Amount used in research | A few milligrams of capsaicin a day |
| Strength of evidence | Tiny rise in calorie burn |
| Main caution | Stomach irritation. |
| Name on the sales page | Grapefruit fruit extract |
|---|---|
| On the bottle label? | No |
| What it is | Citrus paradisi fruit |
| Amount used in research | No studied dose found |
| Strength of evidence | Not established |
| Main caution | Grapefruit can change how some prescription drugs work. |
| Name on the sales page | Maca root extract |
|---|---|
| On the bottle label? | No |
| What it is | Lepidium meyenii, Andean root |
| Amount used in research | Studied for other uses |
| Strength of evidence | No weight trials found |
| Main caution | Ask first if pregnant or nursing. |
| Name on the sales page | Panax ginseng aerial extract |
|---|---|
| On the bottle label? | No |
| What it is | Asian ginseng leaf and stem |
| Amount used in research | Studied mostly as root |
| Strength of evidence | No weight evidence found |
| Main caution | May affect blood sugar and sleep. |
| Name on the sales page | Amino acids and GABA |
|---|---|
| On the bottle label? | No |
| What it is | L-glutamine, L-tyrosine, L-arginine, beta-alanine, GABA, L-ornithine, L-tryptophan, L-carnitine |
| Amount used in research | Gram doses in sports studies |
| Strength of evidence | Not shown to cause weight loss |
| Main caution | L-tryptophan: ask first if you take an antidepressant. |
Medicine06
Do the sales-page ingredients interact with medicine?
Some can. Chromium may add to insulin and metformin (NIH ODS, Chromium). Grapefruit changes how some statins work (FDA, Grapefruit and drugs). Forskolin may add to blood pressure drugs (MSKCC About Herbs, Forskolin).
The bottle label lists none of these, but its own caution about medicine still applies.
Do not stop or change any prescription, including a GLP-1 medicine, because you started a supplement. Show the bottle to your pharmacist first.
Your bottle07
How do you check which Jellutide formula you got?
Read the Supplement Facts panel on the bottle. If it shows a 525 mg blend of apple cider vinegar and BHB salts, you have the label formula our site covers.
If it lists chromium or guarana, you have a different product. Call +1 (302) 200-3480 with your order ID first.
Find the panel
Right side of the wrap, under "Supplement Facts".
Read the blend
Look for "Proprietary Blend 525 mg" and its two names.
Compare
Match it to our Jellutide supplement facts transcript.
Then read about the two label actives, starting with apple cider vinegar.
FAQ08
Questions about the Jellutide formula
Which formula does the Jellutide sales page list?
The bottle label lists a 525 mg blend of apple cider vinegar and BHB calcium, magnesium and sodium salts, in a berry gummy base of corn syrup, cane sugar and pectin. The sales page lists 23 other names. We follow the label.
Does Jellutide have chromium in it?
Not according to the bottle label, which lists no chromium. Only the sales page names chromium picolinate. In trials, chromium gave about 0.75 kg more loss than placebo, an effect NIH calls very small (NIH ODS, Chromium). Check your own bottle's panel.
Is there forskolin in Jellutide?
The bottle label lists no forskolin; coleus forskohlii appears only on the sales page. In two small trials, 500 mg a day for 12 weeks did not reduce body weight (NIH ODS, Weight Loss), and it may add to blood pressure drugs (MSKCC About Herbs, Forskolin).
Does Jellutide contain raspberry ketones?
No, the label does not list them; only the sales page does. Raspberry ketones were studied only in mixed products (NIH ODS, Weight Loss), and researchers call the doses sold a safety concern because toxicology data come from rat studies (Bredsdorff 2015, raspberry ketone).
Why do Jellutide ingredients differ between sites?
The sales page and the bottle label do not match, and the seller has not explained why. Other sites may copy the sales-page list. Trust the Supplement Facts panel on the bottle you receive over any web list, ours included.
Is Jellutide a liquid or a gummy?
A gummy, according to the bottle label: 30 per bottle, 1 gummy (2.5 g) a serving. The sales page calls it a gummy in one place and a liquid dropper in another (Jellutide sales page). The brand renders also show red gummies.
Who wrote this09
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