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Search and filter this category ↗Grape seed extract contains plant compounds such as proanthocyanidins and differs from grape seed cooking oil. Researchers have examined blood pressure and blood-lipid measures, often in small studies with different preparations. These results are best read as preliminary signals, not proof that a capsule prevents heart disease or replaces treatment.
NCCIH notes small studies, variable extract composition and inconsistent outcomes; evidence for many other promoted uses is limited. A change in a risk marker does not necessarily mean fewer heart attacks or strokes. Findings for a specific extract are not automatic evidence for this branded formula.
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Ingredient context reviewed 2026-10-26. General ingredient evidence does not verify the exact branded products below.
90 vegetable capsules; serving: 1 capsule (0.65 g)
The label lists 500 mg Vitis vinifera grape seed extract per capsule, specified as 95% polyphenols. The selected bottle contains 90 servings.
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100 veg capsules; 100 servings
The manufacturer lists 100 mg grape seed extract standardized to at least 90% total polyphenols, 320 mg vitamin C and 36 mg calcium per capsule. The selected pack contains 100 capsules.
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60 vegetable capsules; one-capsule serving
The manufacturer lists 100 mg grape seed extract per capsule, containing 90 mg polyphenols (90%). The bottle contains 60 vegetable capsules.
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