BulkSupplements.com Lycopene Powder - Lycopene Supplement, Lycopene 10mg - Antioxidants Supplement & Heart Health Supplement, Gluten Free, 200mg per Serving, 50g (1.8 oz)

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Great product. With deep red color of pure Lycopene, a hydrocarbon soluble in oils but not water. The additives make it disperse in water easily. One quarter of a teaspoon from my package weighed 658 mg. So 3 x 1/8 teaspoons should be about 223 mg or about the recommended amount for me.

Don't waste your money. The Lycopene product is advertised as clean and pure but when I got it, I read the label further and discovered it contained massive amounts of table sugar and other fillers. I know the difference between crap like this and a good quality Lycopene supplement because I have been using Lycopene supplements for some time. The seller is also very difficult to deal with because they send me contradicting emails. First instructing me to return the product and then following up with an email indicating that they will NOT honor a return. They provided a phone number to Amazon that was no longer valid, so I had to actively search for a contact number that was active. I would give this item and this company a "Negative" star if that was an option but one is the least I can do. Fortunately, Amazon graciously gave me a full refund, so I didn't lose out on this purchase. I hope this information helps you!

The bag indicates the power contain lycopene 5%. It is easily dissolved in water and tastes little powdery. I made gummy bears with this products: mix water, gelatin, lycopene powder, and sugar. Microwave and pour in gummy bear mold. Refrigerate for a few hours. The powder gave deep red color to gummy bears. I am very impressed. I could give five stars if it came with a more detailed instruction or recipe.

As advertised, it's lycopene powder that I can use in my protein shakes.

Purchased this to assist with my health improvement, as I could never eat enough tomatoes to duplicate this ingestible amount.

My husband said it works

Be aware that this product is deceptively advertised. The "200 mg per serving" is actually the "serving size," not the lycopene content. Only 5% of the serving size is lycopene, so your "200 mg per serving" yields only 10 mg of lycopene. A level teaspoon of the powder weighs about 1000 mg (1 gram), which contains 50 mg of lycopene (0.05 x 1000 mg). Most of the powder (95%) is corn starch, sucrose (table sugar) and gum arabic. The weight of the powder in the package is listed as 500 grams. This means the lycopene content of the package is 25 grams or 25,000 mg (500 x 0.05). This is equivalent to 500 capsules of lycopene in which each capsule contains 50 mg of lycopene -- the largest dose currently available in capsule form.Lycopene is fat soluble, so it will not dissolve in water-based liquids. You will need to sprinkle it on foods like a spice. The foods should contain fat to enhance lycopene absorption. For example, I sprinkle the powder on cottage cheese (4% milk fat).