What is in Gluco Cleanse Tea?
The formula includes the 19 ingredients below, plus lemon and mint flavor. Check the complete label on your pouch for the current formula and serving details.
If the delivered label differs from the product you ordered, contact support before using it. A clear photo of the pouch will help explain the difference.
| Number | Ingredient named by seller |
|---|---|
| 1 | Gymnema sylvestre |
| 2 | Triphala |
| 3 | Bitter melon |
| 4 | White mulberry leaves |
| 5 | Cinnamon |
| 6 | Turmeric |
| 7 | Fenugreek seeds |
| 8 | Banaba leaves |
| 9 | Juniper berries |
| 10 | Green tea |
| 11 | Oolong tea |
| 12 | Orange peel |
| 13 | Lemongrass |
| 14 | Ginger |
| 15 | Dandelion leaves |
| 16 | Ginseng root |
| 17 | Garcinia cambogia |
| 18 | Peppermint |
| 19 | Monk fruit |
Does Gluco Cleanse Tea contain berberine?
Berberine is not on the 19-ingredient list. Research or reviews about berberine do not make it an ingredient in this tea.
If a seller or listing gives you a different ingredient list, request a clear photo of that exact product’s label. This is particularly important when several products share similar names.
Does it contain caffeine?
Green tea and oolong tea naturally contain caffeine. The product description does not give an amount per serving. Check the pouch or ask support for that figure. NCCIH notes that green tea contains caffeine
Check the label or ask the seller about the actual amount if caffeine affects your sleep or you are trying to limit it. Do not infer a caffeine quantity from the ingredient order or from a different tea product.
How much of each ingredient is in a cup?
The published description names the ingredients but does not give an individual amount for each one. Ask for a label showing quantities if you need to compare doses.
A brewed herb and a concentrated extract can deliver different amounts. Match the preparation and dose before comparing an ingredient with a research study.
What to look for on the label
- Serving size and preparation instructions.
- Amount per serving, including whether a proprietary blend is used.
- Other ingredients, flavorings and allergen information.
- Caffeine information if this matters to you.
- Manufacturer or distributor identification, lot details and expiry information.
Are the ingredients natural, vegan or gluten-free?
The blend is described as natural. For vegan, gluten-free or organic requirements, look for the relevant label or certification. Also check allergen and cross-contact information.
Monk fruit is one ingredient. Use the finished product’s nutrition label to check sugar and carbohydrate amounts.
How to use ingredient research sensibly
Check which ingredient a study tested, the amount used and how it was prepared. Those details help you judge whether its findings apply to the product you are buying.
Take the whole ingredient list to your pharmacist if you use medication. The benefits guide also explains how ingredient research differs from research on a finished blend. benefits and evidence guide
Frequently asked questions
How many ingredients are listed?
There are 19 listed ingredients, plus lemon and mint flavor.
Does it contain berberine?
No. Berberine is not on the ingredient list checked on September 2, 2026.
Is it caffeine-free?
No. Green tea and oolong tea contain caffeine. An exact amount per serving is not stated in the product description.
Are clinical doses disclosed?
Individual ingredient amounts are not given in the published description. Ask support for the current label.