Grape Seed Extract for Antioxidant Support

Grape Seed Extract 250 mg | Standardized to 95% OPCs | 60 Vegetarian Capsules

A concentrated vegetarian Grape Seed Extract supplement standardized to 95% procyanidins (OPCs), formulated to support antioxidant activity, healthy circulation and skin wellness.

250 mg Grape Seed Extract
Standardized to 95% OPCs
Supports Antioxidant Defence & Healthy Circulation
One Vegetarian Capsule Daily

Nutraceutical

Vegetarian

Antioxidant

60 Vegetarian capsules

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95% OPC Standardization

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At a Glance

Product Category Nutraceutical

Form Vegetarian Capsule

Key Nutrients Grape Seed Extract (95% OPCs)

Suitable For Adults

Diet Type Vegetarian

Why Grape Seed Extract for Antioxidant Support?

Antioxidant Support

OPCs are grape-seed polyphenols valued for antioxidant activity in daily nutrition.

Circulation Wellness

Grape Seed Extract is commonly included in circulation-focused and heart-conscious wellness routines.

Immune Wellness

Antioxidant-rich plant polyphenols complement everyday immune-wellness nutrition.

Healthy Ageing

Concentrated plant polyphenols fit antioxidant-focused healthy-ageing routines.

*This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

95% standardized OPCs.
Complete daily amount in one capsule.
Focused single-extract formula
60 genuine daily servings
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Grape Seed Extract 250 mg
standardized to 95% procyanidins/OPCs
serving size 1 vegetarian capsule
60 servings.

Grape Seed Extract	250 mg
(Standarized to 95% OPCs))

Adults looking for concentrated grape-seed polyphenols as part of antioxidant and circulation-focused wellness.
Adults 40+ building a heart-conscious and healthy-ageing nutrition routine.
Active adults who want a standardized plant antioxidant in a once-daily vegetarian capsule.
People who prefer a clearly declared 95% OPC standardization and documented extraction method.

Take one vegetarian capsule daily, preferably after a meal.
Swallow the capsule whole with water; do not open or puncture it.
Do not exceed the recommended daily usage.

Parameters What BestSource Offers

Actual active amount 250 mg Grape Seed Extract delivers approximately 237.5 mg standardized OPCs
OPCs per complete daily serving The full declared OPC intake comes from one capsule, without dose multiplication
Single ingredient or padded antioxidant blend Focused Grape Seed Extract without added vitamin C, resveratrol or other botanicals
Usable day 60 capsules provide 60 complete daily servings

OPCs (oligomeric proanthocyanidins) are natural polyphenol compounds concentrated in grape seeds. They are the key active markers used to indicate the strength and consistency of Grape Seed Extract. OPCs support the body’s antioxidant defence and healthy blood circulation.
95% OPC standardization means that OPCs make up 95% of the Grape Seed Extract by weight. Therefore, 250 mg of BestSource Grape Seed Extract provides approximately 237.5 mg OPCs. Standardization helps ensure a measurable and consistent amount in every serving.
No. Grape seed extract is rich in polyphenols such as proanthocyanidins, grape seed oil is mainly a lipid product, and resveratrol is a different polyphenol found mainly in grape skin and other sources.
Proanthocyanidins are a broad family of plant polyphenols. Procyanidins are a specific subgroup of proanthocyanidins and are abundant in grape seeds. OPCs generally refers to shorter-chain, oligomeric proanthocyanidins, which in grape seed extract consist mainly of procyanidins. The terms are closely related but not identical.
Human studies have examined standardized Grape Seed Extract for antioxidant status, healthy circulation and vascular function, including endothelial function and normal blood-pressure markers. It has also been explored for exercise-related vascular response and selected metabolic measures. Results vary by extract and dose, so it should be considered nutritional support—not a treatment for any health condition.