Alpha Lipoic Acid ALA 600mg - Hypoallergenic Water and Lipid Soluble Nutritional Supplement - 60 Vegetarian Capsules

Brought my liver enzymes down a treat 💪🏻

Excellent product

I use Alpha Lipoic Acid for energy levels, as an anti-inflammatory, an antioxidant and for skin-health. Alpha lipoic Acid needs more research; but it’s benefits are potentially very diverse and far-reaching. Having produced supplements myself, I can say that “I know when I’ve forgotten-to take-it.” But not everyone benefits by consuming A.L.A. Even when I performed a clinical trial, the results were largely inconclusive for some; whilst others better skin health and seemed-to have more energy. So, trialling a good product like this Pure Encapsulations derivative, at 600mg per-capsule is a good test of whether this will actually work for you. Although it's important to say that there are differing forms of Alpha Lipoic Acid. R-ALA and S-ALA. Amazon tend-to delete my whole review when I go into detail, but there's a stable version, and a less stable version of A.L.A. And I may be partially-blind, but I saw nothing here to state which derivative this A.L.A. actually is; or whether it's a blend of the two. And knowing this might have helped me to decipher the probability of it working for 'others'. You need-to take-it for long enough; and that could prove expensive for most with this specific product. One capsule should be enough, as 600mg is plenty unless you are seeking nerve-pain. 2-3-capsules might be required for that ailment; if you duly suffer from this symptom on a regular basis. It costs over £70; (currently) which would probably not be economically-viable for most to take even ‘one capsule per-day’, let-alone two for just a 30-day supply of A.L.A. It’s positive benefits and positive effects are not in-dispute, here; but this is only for the privileged few. But if it’s safe for you to consume-it, and you can afford-to trial this A.L.A. just once to test its potential benefits; then do it. Most good-quality A.L.A. is expensive, but when the results between seemingly similar individuals can be so mixed; I think that the price has to come-down for most to be able-to afford-it, before the ‘tested on humans’ research is widespread enough for it’s true potential is truly known. This particular product does present positive elements to myself; and it might for you, too. Five-stars for the product, and two-stars for the price.

I chose Pure Encapsulations because of their reputation for quality and this Alpha Lipoic Acid doesn’t disappoint. The 600mg dose is ideal, the capsules arere easy to swallow, and I haven’t experienced any side effects. After consistent use, I’ve noticed improved energy levels and better overall metabolic support. What really stands out is the clean formulation with no unnecessary fillers, which gives confidence in what you’re taking. Considering the quality, dosage, and results, it’s also very good value for money. Packaging and delivery were spot on. Overall, a solid and reliable product that I’d happily repurchase.

I bought this for my son. I love this company. Pure is one of my best supplement companies. I am just disappointed they don’t sell less strong packs in uk for children.

I use ALA and have done for a while, so I find the pricing of this slightly bizzare. It is so expensive for ALA and I was expecting maybe a fancy blend of something else but it really is just 600mg of ALA. You can get 600mg of ALA for a fraction of the price.

This supplement provides a solid 600 mg dose of alpha lipoic acid which is commonly used for antioxidant support. The capsules are vegetarian and easy to take with water. I like that the ingredient list is quite minimal and free from unnecessary fillers which is typical for this brand. The bottle is compact but contains a reasonable supply. It is a straightforward option if you are already looking to add ALA to your supplement routine.

I’ve used ALA from other brands, which are about £10 for 60x 600mg capsules on Amazon. So I was very intrigued by this brand because there must be a reason for the price. Unfortunately, I can’t understand why these are so expensive. The ingredients are the same. The amount per serving is the same. The other bulking agents and capsules are the same. So what is actually different? I have no idea. Ingredients: Alpha Lipoic Acid - the active ingredient Ascorbyl palmitate - a form of vitamin C Microcrystalline cellulose - a bulking agent Vegetarian capsule (hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose) - plant-derived capsule Ease of swallowing: The capsules are relatively small and easy to swallow if you are used to taking pills. They don’t leave an unpleasant aftertaste. Packaging: These capsules come in a plastic tub with a screw-shut lid that seals tightly. The lid isn’t childproof. Side effects: I’ve not had any side effects from taking these every day. I do have a sensitive stomach, so if they haven’t caused me issues, then they should be fine for most people. I think if you want to try ALA, there are plenty of brands to try that aren’t so expensive. I wouldn’t really recommend these simply because I can’t understand why they are priced at seven times more than the alternatives on Amazon. Facts about the supplement: Country of manufacture - USA Vegan? - Yes Non-GMO? - Yes Organic? - No Sugar-free? - Yes Allergen-free? Yes. Free from dairy, eggs, wheat and soy. Gluten-free? - Yes Other pack sizes available? No Best Before Date: About a year after the date of receipt.