Named, dosed, and confirmed straight from the published Supplement Facts panel. No proprietary blend.
A B vitamin dosed here well above the standard Daily Value, supporting everyday energy metabolism.
A tropical fruit powder included as part of the formula's antioxidant support.
A concentrated cactus-fruit extract, standardized at a 4:1 ratio.
A concentrated cinnamon extract, one of two ingredients the brand describes as supporting metabolic function.
A soluble fiber standardized to 90% glucomannan, associated with feelings of fullness.
An antioxidant compound included as part of the formula's cellular-protection ingredients.
Standardized to 95% curcumin, turmeric's primary active compound.
A plant compound studied for metabolic effects, though at a dose well below typical clinical research amounts (see our note below).
An antioxidant extract sourced from Polygonum cuspidatum, standardized to 20% resveratrol.
One of two probiotic strains in the formula, included for gut wellness support.
A second probiotic strain, bringing the formula's total probiotic count to 2 billion CFU per serving.
Under U.S. supplement labeling rules, manufacturers can legally group ingredients into a "proprietary blend" and list only the combined weight, without saying how much of any single ingredient is inside. Trimoryn doesn't use that provision: all 11 active ingredients above carry their own individually published amount. That's a genuine point of transparency, though it doesn't automatically mean every dose is at a clinically studied level -- see our Berberine article for one example worth knowing about.