Grapefruit (Citrus paradisi) seed liquid extract or tincture concentrated 1:5. 100% natural, alcohol and sugar free. Enriched with Vitamin C. MADE IN ITALY.
A NATURAL AID: Grapefruit liquid herbal supplement in drops. 40 drops (2 ml) contain 2.3 g of Grapefruit extract (1:5) and 30 mg of Vitamin C. Glyceric macerate or pure fluid extract of Grapefruit (Citrus paradisi) seed in drops.
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8 avaliações para Naturalma Grapefruit (Citrus paradisi) Seed Alcohol-Free Tincture – Enriched with Vitamin C – 4 fl oz Liquid Extract in Drops – Herbal Supplement – Vegan 4 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
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RandomCoolChick –
So far, so good!
I’ve tried enough liquid herbal supplements over the years that I’ve learned one thing: sometimes you need to mentally prepare yourself before taking them. 😂Thankfully, this isn’t one of those supplements.The directions suggest mixing it with water, but honestly, I take it straight from the dropper. The flavor surprised me in a good way. Instead of being bitter like I expected from grapefruit seed extract, it has more of a sweet, sour, tangy taste that’s actually pretty pleasant. It’s definitely not something I dread taking every day. It even has a really nice scent of citrus notes, so when you take a whiff, you’re not crinkling your nose.The dropper makes it easy to measure the serving, and adding it to my daily supplement routine has been simple. I also appreciate that it’s alcohol-free, sugar-free, vegan, and made with straightforward ingredients. I’m looking forward to seeing how it measures up on effectiveness over time.As with any supplement, I think consistency is important, and this one has been easy to stick with because the taste isn’t offensive. When a product doesn’t make you cringe every time you use it, you’re much more likely to remember to take it. 😄The bottle is a nice size, the liquid dispenses easily, and the quality feels excellent. I also like that it’s made in Italy, and the inclusion of Vitamin C is a nice bonus. Considering the quality of the ingredients and how concentrated the extract is, I think it offers good value for the money.Overall, if you’re looking for a grapefruit seed extract that’s easy to incorporate into your routine, this one is definitely worth considering.Five stars! It’s proof that not every liquid supplement has to taste like it was brewed from tree bark and disappointment. 😂 As with any supplements, be sure to check with your doctor to make sure these are right for you.
IP –
Clean, well-made grapefruit seed tincture that’s easy to use every day
I’m giving this Naturalma grapefruit seed tincture a genuine 5-star rating based on its clean formulation, thoughtful presentation, and how easy it is to work into a daily routine, even though I personally didn’t notice any prominent, dramatic effects while using it.Overall impressionThe first thing I appreciated is that this is a straightforward, alcohol-free liquid extract that focuses on simple, clearly listed ingredients rather than a long, complex formula. I’ve been able to take it consistently without any issues, and the neutral experience—no strong aftertaste or harsh sensation—made it easy to keep using even when I wasn’t noticing obvious changes.Taste, texture, and ease of useThe tincture has a pleasant, mildly sweet–tangy grapefruit profile that’s surprisingly easy to take. The directions suggest mixing 40 drops (about 2 mL) in water, up to three times per day, and I’ve tried it both diluted and directly from the dropper without it feeling harsh or bitter. The liquid has a light yellow color, dispenses smoothly, and the dropper is marked, which makes it simple to measure out the suggested serving instead of counting drops each time.Ingredients, formulation, and packagingThe formula is very simple: grapefruit seed extract, vitamin C (L-ascorbic acid), vegetable glycerin, and water, with no added sugar, flavors, preservatives, or colorings. It’s vegan, alcohol-free, and uses plant-based glycerin as the carrier, which is helpful if you prefer to avoid alcohol tinctures. The product is made in Italy and comes in a dark bottle to help protect the contents from light, and the labeling includes batch information, storage guidance, and clear safety warnings, which gives it a professional, well-regulated feel.Practical details and daily useFrom a practical standpoint, the 4 fl oz bottle is a good size for regular use and feels competitively priced given the concentration (1:5 extract ratio and 30 mg of vitamin C per 40-drop serving). I like that it can be stored at room temperature even after opening, which makes it easy to keep on a counter or in a cabinet and use as part of a daily routine without any special handling. I also appreciate that the product page and packaging emphasize reading the label, checking warnings, and consulting a healthcare professional if you’re pregnant, nursing, on medications, or have medical conditions, which aligns well with responsible supplement use.Customer experience alignment and expectationsLooking at the current customer ratings, most reviewers give this tincture high marks for its clean ingredients, pleasant taste, and easy integration into existing wellness habits, and my experience lines up with those points. For me, it has been a well-made, easy-to-take grapefruit seed extract that fits naturally into a supplement routine, but without any dramatic, noticeable changes, which I think is important to state so expectations stay realistic. Overall, if you value simple formulations, alcohol-free tinctures, and clear labeling from a manufacturer that pays attention to safety and instructions, this is a product I feel comfortable recommending as a well-presented option in that category, without making any claims about specific health outcomes or serious conditions.
Shopping Queen –
a good alcohol-free grapefruit seed tincture
This Naturalma grapefruit seed tincture caught my attention as an alcohol-free liquid extract. It also contains vitamin C and is marketed as vegan, so it may appeal to people looking for a plant-based liquid supplement.One thing I noticed when I first opened the bottle was some white, pasty material near the top. At first I was concerned that something might be wrong with the product, but I learned that this can be residue from the grinding of the grapefruit seeds. The flavor isn’t particularly pleasant, although it’s not as strong or unpleasant as I expected and is manageable when taking it as directed.The dropper-style liquid format makes it easy to measure a serving without having to swallow a capsule or tablet. The 4 fl oz bottle is also a convenient size for keeping at home or taking along when needed.The product arrived well packaged and properly sealed, with no breakage or leakage, and the expiration date was well into the future. Overall, it’s a straightforward alcohol-free liquid extract, although the taste may take some getting used to.
RW –
Pleasant Flavor
I recently had surgery and wanted to give my immune system a boost. I read somewhere that Grapefruit Seed Extract (GSE) is known for its potent antioxidant, antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal properties in addition to helping the gut. The bottle states to take it up to 3x a day at 40 drops which I was able to determine is just under a 1/2 teaspoon. It also states that this amount provides 33.3% of a recommended daily dosage of Vitamin C. There’s no detectable scent to it and when adding the recommended dosage to water, I am not able to detect any hints of grapefruit. I do find the flavor to be a very light fruit flavor which is pleasant. I would like to know how much water should be added to the recommended amount. I’ve tried 1/2 cup to 1 cup, but it does not list the amount of liquid to supplement ratio.As with all supplements, it’s best to check with a physician prior to taking. A quick review online shows that GSE interacts with statins, bp meds, & antihistamines.It’s made in Italy and states on the description, that it’s BRCGS which is their Food Safety Gold Standard, but I was not able to find any separate 3rd party testing. It does report that it was released 11/22/2019 which is encouraging. I intend taking this supplement 2-3x a day as this GSE is so easy to take with no bitter flavoring.
V. M. Miller –
Not as potent as my usual brand
This grapefruit seed extract is very different from the popular brand I have used in the past. I suspect this is much less concentrated, because instead of being light brown and rather bitter tasting, this liquid is yellow (much like ordinary grapefruit juice) and has a sweet/tangy flavor (much like ordinary grapefruit juice). The suggested dosage is also much larger for this product at 40 drops or 2ml. Fortunately, the dropper has markings to make it easy to measure. I generally take grapefruit seed extract to fight off viruses and infections, and I haven’t yet been able to test this out on one. However, I suspect that even with the larger dose, this will not be as effective as the other GSE product due to its lower potency. It does come with a nice glass dropper, though the bottle is plastic, and they did darken the bottle to protect the contents from light. I appreciate the lack of additives as well. It just strikes me as too weak to be a good value.
Gregs Engineer Review –
An Italian Grapefruit Seed Extract That Stays Easy on the Palate
This grapefruit seed extract is produced in Italy and carried in glycerin, which makes it easy to take for anyone who prefers non‑alcohol tinctures. The label uses the French word pamplemousse, a small tribute that fits the botanical theme and hints at the citrus origin.Grapefruit seed extract has been around for a long time, and it once appeared in many “natural” formulations as a preservative. That trend faded when researchers realized the antimicrobial strength came from added compounds rather than the seed extract itself. Today, products like this are positioned for general wellness, usually taken directly or diluted in water.Clinical evidence for internal use is limited. Most of what is known about grapefruit interactions comes from studies on grapefruit juice, not seed extracts, and the potency of seed‑derived compounds is still not well characterized. Grapefruit components can influence how certain medications are metabolized, so anyone taking prescription drugs with known grapefruit interactions should be aware of that. This is not a treatment product, and it should not be used as one.The presentation is clean and uses a glass dropper with volume markings. The manufacturer includes an Italian phone number for reporting serious adverse events, which shows attention to regulatory responsibility. The extract itself has a pale-yellow color that fits the fruit. I tasted ten drops to get a sense of the profile, and it was mild, lightly fruity, and far less bitter than expected. It is easy to imagine ripe Mediterranean grapefruit behind that flavor, especially given the production location in Urbania, central Italy.Overall, this is a gentle, well‑presented grapefruit seed extract with a straightforward profile and a clean delivery that is well presented. 5-Star Product
Bunnybee –
Excellent and easy way to boost immunity
I like this grapefruit tincture. I have not been ill with a cold or the flu for a really long time, but years ago when I used to be in the workforce and would catch ailments more often than I preferred, I would take somewhere between 5-10 drops any viruses right out of my system. This tincture is a much more palatable version of GSE, but I don’t think the dosage between the two products is apples to apples, so to speak. Ten drops of the Nutribiotic GSE provides 100 mg of Grapefruit Seed Extract. With this Naturalma product, it says that 40 drops (or about 2 full squirts) provides 2.3 grams, or 2,300 milligrams, of GSE, which seems exorbitantly excessive when you compare it to the other brand.This Naturalma liquid is very pleasant tasting. It says to mix it with water, but in all honesty I have absolutely no issue squirting this directly into my mouth. It is a mixture of being sweet, sour, and tangy, and it definitely tastes like grapefruit. It tastes good being diluted in a tiny bit of cool tea or water. The scent is pleasant, like citrus.I love:- that it is made in Italy;- that the dropper is glass and not plastic;- that they include the batch number and also expiration date;- and that they provide a guide at the top of the box on how to recycle all components of the box and bottle.Definitely a easy, effective way to bolster your immune system, and I most certainly would recommend this as a gentle additive during the winter months for those who are seemingly susceptible.
Monkeysmomma –
Great tincture!!!
I’ve been very pleased with this Naturalma Grapefruit Seed alcohol-free tincture. I like that it’s enriched with vitamin C, is vegan, and contains no alcohol, making it easy to fit into my daily wellness routine. The ingredient list is straightforward, which is something I always appreciate when choosing supplements.The dropper works well and makes it easy to measure the serving size without any mess. I usually add the drops to water, and it’s quick and convenient to take. The bottle is a generous size, so it should last a while depending on how often you use it.Overall, this seems to be a high-quality herbal supplement from a brand that puts thought into its products. If you’re looking for an alcohol-free grapefruit seed extract with added vitamin C, this is definitely one I’d recommend trying.