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Citrus Bergamot Superfruit Capsules (1,000 mg)
Two capsules a day of standardised Calabrian bergamot extract — the polyphenol dose studied for healthy cholesterol metabolism.
“My cardiologist asked what I changed”
Three months ago I was about to start a statin. Today my numbers are better and my cardiologist asked what I was doing differently. I told him. He took notes.
Sarah J. · 3 months inThe Italian citrus that grows almost nowhere else
Bergamot is too bitter to eat and grows commercially along one narrow stretch of the Calabrian coast. What drew researchers to it isn't the peel oil in Earl Grey tea — it's an unusual polyphenol profile found in the juice and inner fruit.
Ninety days of consistent use, in their own words
Bergamot works gradually, so we asked people who had taken it daily for at least three months what actually changed.
Self-reported customer survey. These figures describe how people felt about the product, not measured clinical outcomes. Add the sample size and survey date before publishing.
"Citrus bergamot" on a label tells you almost nothing
It doesn't say which part of the fruit, how it was processed, or how much of the polyphenol content survived. Four things separate an extract worth taking from ground fruit powder — and all four are on our label.
The full studied serving in two capsules — not a token amount rounded up by fillers.
From Citrus bergamia Risso grown on the Calabrian coast, not generic citrus from anywhere.
Verified for brutieridin and melitidin — the two compounds bergamot research is built on.
Processing that preserves the polyphenol fraction instead of degrading it for speed.
The whole label, in plain sight
One ingredient does the work. No proprietary blend, no magnesium stearate, nothing hiding behind a trademarked name.
Cholesterol isn't something you can feel
Which cuts both ways — you won't notice it working, and you can't tell if it isn't. Here's how the support builds, and why we ask for ninety days rather than thirty.
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Two capsules with a meal. No aftertaste and no digestive discomfort — the point of this stage is simply building the habit.
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Bergamot polyphenols become a steady part of your antioxidant defence. Many people report feeling more even day to day.
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The window where most customers start paying attention to their lipid panel. This is the point worth booking a blood test around.
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Ongoing cardiovascular and antioxidant support. Built for consistent long-term use, not a quick fix.
Read the label before you compare the price
Two bottles marked "citrus bergamot" can be entirely different products. Here's what you're actually choosing between.
| What to check | Absora® | Other brands |
|---|---|---|
| Dose per serving | 1,000 mg clinical dose | Underdosed or inconsistent |
| Source | Calabrian Citrus bergamia Risso | Generic citrus, not Calabrian |
| Polyphenols | Standardised for brutieridin & melitidin | Unstandardised content |
| Processing | Cold-pressed, polyphenols preserved | Heat-processed, reduced bioavailability |
| Fillers & additives | None — no proprietary blends | Often magnesium stearate and fillers |
| Refund window | 90 days, empty bottles fine | 30 days or less |
What buyers say
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Questions we get asked
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Bergamot is a citrus fruit grown almost exclusively in Calabria, southern Italy. It's too bitter to eat, and historically its value was the peel oil used in Earl Grey tea and perfumery. Scientific interest is more recent and centres on an unusual group of polyphenols in the juice and inner fruit.
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Try it with confidence for a full 90 days. If you're not completely satisfied, you can request a refund — simple and hassle-free.
We offer an extended guarantee because consistent use is key, and we want you to have enough time to experience the benefits.
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