Supports a healthy metabolism*
Ceylon cinnamon bark extract, 600 mg of a 12:1 extract in every softgel.* One with breakfast, and the thing you meant to do every day is done before the coffee is cold.
Somewhere along the way you read that cinnamon is worth taking every day, so you started. A shake on the oatmeal, a shake in the coffee. Then you read the rest: the jar in the pantry is usually cassia, not Ceylon, and nobody can tell you how much is in a shake.
So you bought capsules, and the label said “cinnamon” and little else. Two or three a day, a dry taste that came back at ten in the morning, and still no idea what kind or how much. It is a hard habit to feel good about.
One softgel with breakfast. Real Ceylon, 7,200 mg equivalent, written on the bag.
Each softgel holds 600 mg of Ceylon cinnamon bark extract, Cinnamomum verum, concentrated 12 to 1. That is the same as 7,200 mg of Ceylon cinnamon, measured, every morning. It sits in MCT oil from coconut inside a softgel, so there is nothing to taste and nothing to guess.
Ceylon cinnamon supports a healthy metabolism and cellular energy.* One softgel, once a day, and the habit you kept half-doing is done.
Four reasons people move from the jar to a softgel, and what this bag does about each one.
Ceylon cinnamon bark extract, 600 mg of a 12:1 extract in every softgel.* One with breakfast, and the thing you meant to do every day is done before the coffee is cold.
Cinnamomum verum is the Ceylon tree, and it is printed on the Supplement Facts panel. Most jars and plenty of capsules are cassia, which carries far more coumarin. Ceylon is naturally low in it.
A measured amount every morning instead of a shake you cannot measure.* The 7,200 mg equivalent is on the front of the bag and in the panel, and it matches this page.
The extract sits in MCT oil from coconut, sealed in one smooth softgel. No cinnamon bite, and no powder left at the bottom of the cup. One bag is 30 days.
I had a big jar of “cinnamon” from the club store and put it on everything. Turns out it was cassia. These say Cinnamomum verum right on the panel, one with my coffee, no taste at all. My second bag is already here.
I took three cinnamon capsules a day for a while and tasted them until lunch. One of these with breakfast and that is it, nothing comes back up. I like that the amount is written in plain numbers. Ordered again last week.
I take a couple of things in the morning, so I checked with a professional first. The softgel is small and goes down with water. My only knock is the price next to the grocery jar, but I know what is in this one. On bag two.
Every cinnamon capsule I tried was two or three a day and I kept forgetting the second one. This is one, done, next to the coffee maker. Softgel, no powder taste. I have reordered twice now.
I used to stir cinnamon into my coffee and half of it sat at the bottom like mud. One softgel now and the cup is clean. My husband takes one too, so the bag goes fast between us. Already reordered.
I did not know there were two kinds of cinnamon. This one says Ceylon and gives the tree name, which is what I wanted. One softgel with my eggs, no aftertaste, easy to swallow. Second bag on the way.
Reviews are written by customers about their own experience. Results vary from person to person.*
Cinnamon is easy to buy and hard to take the same way every day. Every row here is about knowing what you take.
| What matters | Better YouCeylon cinnamon softgels | Cassia powder (grocery jar) | Common cinnamon capsules | Cinnamon sticks and tea |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| True Ceylon (Cinnamomum verum) | ||||
| Naturally low in coumarin | ||||
| Concentrated 12:1 extract | ||||
| Same amount every day | ||||
| One softgel a day | ||||
| No cinnamon bite or aftertaste | ||||
| Carried in MCT oil from coconut |
Columns describe typical products in each category, not any brand. Gray checks: sometimes true, depends on the product.
Answered straight, the way we would want them answered. The four big ones sit next to the price. Anything else, just reach out.
They come from two different trees. Cassia is the cinnamon in most grocery jars: stronger, cheaper, and high in a natural compound called coumarin. Ceylon, Cinnamomum verum, is milder and naturally low in coumarin. Ours is Ceylon, and the Latin name is printed on the Supplement Facts panel.
With breakfast is easiest, with whatever you are drinking. It is a small softgel, so it goes down with coffee, water or juice. Same time every day is what matters.
If you take any medication or have a medical condition, check with a professional first. Bring the Supplement Facts panel, it is printed on the bag and shown in the photos here.
30 days. 30 softgels, one a day. The price per day is shown next to the price above.
The extract is concentrated 12 to 1: twelve parts of Ceylon cinnamon bark go into one part of extract. Each softgel has 600 mg of that extract, which is what 7,200 mg of Ceylon cinnamon comes down to. Both numbers are on the panel.
The softgel is made with gelatin, so it is not vegan or vegetarian. The bag is printed gluten free and non-GMO. The full list: Ceylon cinnamon bark extract, MCT oil from coconut, gelatin, glycerin, purified water. We would rather you know before you order.
No. The extract is sealed in MCT oil inside the softgel, so there is no cinnamon taste going down and nothing repeating on you after breakfast.
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600 mg of 12:1 Ceylon cinnamon extract, equal to 7,200 mg, in MCT oil from coconut. Supports a healthy metabolism and cellular energy, with nothing to taste.*
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