Gluco6 Ingredients List: The Full Supplement Facts Label, Line by Line

The Supplement Facts panel

The label’s serving size is one capsule, and each bottle has 30 servings.

Line on the label	Amount per capsule
Vitamin D3 (as cholecalciferol)	50 mcg
Vitamin B1 (as thiamine mononitrate)	100 mg
Chromium (as chromium niacinate)	1 mg
Proprietary blend	525 mg

The blend line is followed by its members, written in the label’s order:

1. Sukre prebiotic fiber (L-arabinose)
2. Theobromine
3. Green tea (Camellia sinensis) leaf, 98% polyphenols, 65% EGCG
4. Eleuthero (Eleutherococcus senticosus) root
5. Theacrine (as TeaCrine)
6. Cinnamon (Cinnamomum cassia) bark
7. Gymnema sylvestris (Gymnema sylvestre) leaf

An asterisk beside the blend explains that no Daily Value has been established for it.

What the label tells you, and what it leaves out

A proprietary blend shows one total weight for the group. So the label confirms 525 mg for the seven items together and does not say how that weight splits between them. We do not fill in the gap with guesses, and neither should any other page you read. If an exact split matters to you, the Gluco6 team can be asked through [email protected] or the helpdesk at helpdesk.gluco6.com.

What the label does give you is the identity of every active ingredient, the standardization on the green tea (98% polyphenols, 65% EGCG), and exact amounts for the three nutrients above the blend.

Why the list is quick to scan

With only four panel lines and one blend, the label takes under a minute to read, and the Other ingredients line adds just five items. For shoppers who like to know exactly what they swallow, that brevity helps. The trade-off, as noted above, is a blend total without a split. If that gap matters to you, ask the Gluco6 team before ordering; if it does not, the 60-day guarantee leaves plenty of room to try the capsule and decide for yourself.

The other ingredients

Beneath the panel, the label lists what holds the capsule together:

Other ingredient	How the label presents it
Hypromellose	Named as the vegetable capsule
Microcrystalline cellulose	Listed under other ingredients
Silicon dioxide	Listed under other ingredients
Magnesium stearate	Listed under other ingredients
Stearic acid	Listed under other ingredients

Seller badges worth noting: plant-based and vegetarian, soy-free and dairy-free, non-GMO, and free from gluten, BPA, nuts, crustaceans and eggs. All are the seller’s own statements, as are the mention of third-party inspections and the line about USA production in an FDA-registered, GMP-certified facility.

The cautions printed on the label

The label asks for these things, and we repeat them as written:

• Do not exceed the recommended dose.
• Not for use by those under the age of 18 or by pregnant or nursing mothers.
• Talk to a physician beforehand if a medication or a medical condition is part of your life.

Storage guidance comes next: cool and dry, under 86°F (30°C), away from children, and not a bottle whose safety seal is broken or gone. In everyday terms: your prescribed medicines continue as normal, and your doctor hears about Gluco6 before you begin, particularly if diabetes medicines are on your list.

How to use the capsule

The label directs one capsule once a day. In the seller’s FAQ the detail is: mornings, before breakfast, with a glass of water. A bottle holds 30 capsules, which makes 30 days. The seller adds that first impressions usually come after about a week, and that several months of consistency is its recommendation. That is the seller’s advice only, and individual results vary.

A short word on the research

The seller lists three references about L-arabinose, the compound behind Sukre. A Japanese paper from 2000 followed people who ate sucrose-containing food. A 2015 paper tested L-arabinose on rats fed a high-carbohydrate, high-fat diet. A 2011 paper studied an intestinal enzyme, in the lab and in humans. All three are ingredient research, not studies of Gluco6, and they are listed under Sources. For a friendlier tour of each ingredient’s role, read the Gluco6 ingredients article.

The seller’s badges at a glance

Around the product, the seller displays a set of quality and diet badges. This table keeps them in one place, and each one is the seller’s own statement.

Badge or claim	Source
Plant-based, vegetarian	Seller
Soy-free, dairy-free	Seller
Non-GMO	Seller
Free from gluten, BPA, nut, crustacean and egg	Seller
US production in an FDA-registered, GMP-certified facility	Seller
Third-party inspections	Seller

These are not lab results we have seen, so we describe them as the seller’s claims. If a badge matters to you, such as a food allergy, ask the Gluco6 team before ordering.

Checking the list against your own cabinet

A label is most useful when you put it next to what you already take. Pull out your multivitamin, your vitamin D bottle and anything else with a Supplement Facts panel, and compare three lines in particular:

• Vitamin D3. Gluco6 has 50 mcg per capsule.
• Vitamin B1. Gluco6 has 100 mg per capsule.
• Chromium. Each capsule has 1 mg, and the seller cautions about adding other formulas rich in chromium.

If you see the same nutrients in several places, mention that to your doctor or pharmacist so they can look at your total. It is a two-minute conversation that keeps everything tidy. Our Gluco6 hub holds more on safety and ordering.

Reading the list as a shopper

Here is a simple way to put the label to work:

• Check your own supplements for chromium, so you know your total.
• Notice the green tea, theacrine and theobromine if you are sensitive to caffeine-type ingredients.
• Let your doctor or pharmacist see the label, above all if diabetes medicines are on your list.
• Decide how long you would like to try it, remembering that the seller suggests 3 to 6 months.

Our Gluco6 side effects guide turns these points into a calm checklist.

Prices for the formula

As checked on October 28, 2026, the order page lists 2 bottles at $138 (plus $9.95 US shipping), 3 bottles at $147 and 6 bottles at $234, which equal $69, $49 and $39 a bottle. The 6-bottle package comes to about $1.30 a day ($234 divided by 180 days). The money-back guarantee lasts 60 days from purchase, and the safety page in the Gluco6 hub holds the usage notes in one place.

The Gluco6 product hub has the rest of our guides.