Trimalyn tablets: what’s inside and how to take them

The tablet: form and use

A capsule, not a pressed tablet

Despite the everyday word “tablets”, Trimalyn comes as capsules. The shell is made of HPMC — hypromellose — a plant-based material, in size 00, which is a standard, easy-to-swallow capsule size. There is no gelatine. Because the ingredients are filled as a powder rather than pressed into a tablet, the formula needs no tablet binders beyond the declared inactive ingredients.

What’s inside the capsule

Each capsule holds the powder blend of all eleven ingredients in their declared doses: green tea extract (154 mg), apple cider vinegar (150 mg), berberine HCL (85 mg), ginger (50 mg), cinnamon bark extract (20 mg), bitter orange extract (20 mg), cayenne (20 mg), banaba leaf extract (5 mg), Korean ginseng aerial extract (5 mg), resveratrol (1 mg) and chromium (0.1 mg). The inactive ingredients — magnesium stearate, microcrystalline cellulose and silica — are the standard helpers that keep a powder blend flowing and stable.

How to take it

One capsule daily, swallowed with a meal and a large glass of water — ideally at the same time each day so it becomes routine. A pack of 30 capsules lasts exactly one month. Do not exceed one capsule per day; the formula is balanced around that single daily dose.

If you can’t swallow capsules

The HPMC shell can be opened: pull the two halves apart, sprinkle the powder into a glass of water, stir and drink promptly. Be prepared for the taste — cayenne and apple cider vinegar make the powder spicy and tangy, which is exactly why most people prefer swallowing the capsule whole. Do not prepare it in advance; mix it fresh each time.

Storage and handling

Keep the pack sealed in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. As with any food supplement, keep it out of reach of children. Check the pack for its best-before date and do not use capsules from damaged or unfamiliar packaging — another reason to order only from the official shop.