In short
Black pepper extract closes the HoneyPower label. The brand says it improves absorption and bioavailability.*
The pepper in your kitchen
Black pepper comes from the dried berries of a climbing vine called Piper nigrum. It is one of the most traded spices in the world, and its sharp bite comes from natural compounds in the berry.
A supplement uses a concentrated extract, not the pepper you grind over dinner.
A helper, not a headliner
The other five names are listed for what they may do on their own. Black pepper extract has a supporting job in the brand’s description: helping the body make better use of the rest.*
That is why it comes last.
What to know
The amount is not printed on the pages we reviewed. Your bottle’s supplement facts panel is the right place to check.
Putting the label together
Honey, a root, a root, a plant, a herb and a spice. See all six at a glance in the six-ingredient label or open the ingredients hub.
In your routine
Follow your bottle’s directions and keep the habit steady.
Next stop
Compare the bottle packs.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. HoneyPower is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Adults with a medical condition or on medication should ask a doctor first.