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8 Best Pomegranate Supplements
Pomegranate Complete
32,50
LifeExtension
- 30 gelatin softgels
30 gelatin softgels
- Contains 400 mg of POMELLA® pomegranate extract, std. to 30% Punicalagins
- Supplemented with 135 mg proprietary pomegranate blend with 22% Punic acid
Pomegranate Fruit Extract
26,50
LifeExtension
- 30 vegetarian capsules
30 vegetarian capsules
- Contains 400 mg of POMELLA® pomegranate extract, std. to 30% Punicalagins
- supplemented with a 5:1 pomegranate extract
Pomegranate Extract 500 mg
16,15
Mattisson
- 60 tablets
60 tablets
- Contains 500 mg of pomegranate extract per tablet
- Suitable for vegetarians and vegans
Glyconyl
37,99
Bonusan
- 60 tablets
60 tablets
- Formula for blood sugar
- Contains chromium, herbs, vitamins and minerals
Blueberry Extract and Pomegranate
35,00
LifeExtension
- 60 vegetarian capsules
60 vegetarian capsules
- With BlueActiv™ extract and a proprietary blend of wild blueberries
- supplemented with 200 mg of POMELLA® pomegranate extract
Beauty Retinol-AE Boost BIO
24,90
GSE
- 60 vegetarian tablets
60 vegetarian tablets
- Formula for the skin
- Contains natural beta-carotene, vitamin C, biotin and pomegranate extract
Padma Aciben
18,95
Sanopharm
- 40 gelatin capsules
40 gelatin capsules
- Formula for the stomach
- Contains calcium, elecampane, cardamon, safflower, pomegranate and pepper
Padma Venaben
29,95
Sanopharm
- 60 vegetarian capsules
60 vegetarian capsules
- Formula for blood vessels
- Tibetan herbal preparation with vitamin C
A major drawback when using Pomegranate (Pomegranate) supplements is the small amount of active ingredients. A new pomegranate extract that does contain sufficient active ingredients is Pomella®.
Pomella® extract with ellagic acid
Pomella® Pomegranate extract, produced by Verdure, is a breakthrough standardized pomegranate extract. It contains high levels of punicalagins; one of the main active compounds in pomegranates, plus ellagic acid, anthocyanins and ellagitannins.
What are Pomegranates? 
Pomegranates are native to Persia and have been grown around the Mediterranean for centuries.
Pomegranates are a source of potassium and vitamin C, but mainly of polyphenols. Scientific research has shown that they contain 3 to 4 times more polyphenols than red wine, grape juice or green tea.