Supplement Facts: what the label lists
The ingredient amounts below were transcribed from manufacturer-associated labeling reviewed for this project. Product formulations can change; the label on the item you receive is the definitive record.
| Listed active ingredient | Per capsule | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| Ginger root powder | 200 mg | Botanical preparation and dose matter |
| Pine bark extract (Pinus pinaster) | 150 mg | Not all pine bark extracts are interchangeable |
| Boswellia extract | 100 mg | Listed as standardized to 65% boswellic acids |
| Mobilee hyaluronic acid matrix | 80 mg | A matrix, not pure HA |
| Black pepper extract | 5 mg | Listed as 95% piperine |
Why the Mobilee distinction matters
Mobilee is a branded matrix containing hyaluronic acid alongside other components. A 2014 randomized trial used 80 mg daily in yogurt in people with mild knee pain. This is a study of an ingredient in a food vehicle, not a clinical trial of Joint Genesis. Read trial.
The rooster-comb source reported in research means animal-free suitability cannot be assumed. Ask the manufacturer to confirm current sourcing if this matters to you.
What the botanicals contribute
Ginger, boswellia and pine bark have been investigated in joint-related research, but preparations and doses vary. An extract used in a clinical trial may differ from a product label that only identifies the plant or a standardization percentage. Ingredient presence alone does not establish a clinically meaningful benefit.
How to use and what to check
The manufacturer-associated directions describe one capsule daily. Do not exceed the label directions or combine products without considering overlapping ingredients. Check the current packaging for warnings, other ingredients and storage instructions.
Next: compare the studies with this formula or review safety and interactions.