Bitter Melon Extract 660 mg Suppliers & Bulk Manufacturers

Available Forms: Tablets

Available Strengths: 660 mg

Reference Brands: -

Category: Nutraceuticals

Bitter melon (Momordica charantia) fruit powder and extract tablets, 660 mg, sold as a herbal supplement. For importers, distributors and pharmacy chains who need botanical identity and contaminant data.

Product Description:

Bitter melon, Momordica charantia, is a climbing gourd eaten as a vegetable in many tropical cuisines and long used in traditional systems such as Ayurveda. Its fruit contains cucurbitane-type triterpenoids, the steroidal saponin mixture known as charantin and a peptide fraction called polypeptide-p. This page covers 660 mg tablets made from dried fruit powder combined with extract, a form chosen because the fruit is too bitter for most people to take as a loose powder.

Herbal tablets of this kind are sold as food or dietary supplements in most markets and as traditional medicines in some. Bitter melon may add to the effect of insulin and oral diabetes medicines, so people using them should speak to their prescriber first, and labels commonly advise against use in pregnancy. For quality, the key points are botanical identity (fruit, not seed or leaf), drug-to-extract ratio, any marker standardisation such as charantin or total saponins, heavy metals, pesticide residues and microbial counts.

Sourcing notes. Ask for a CoA per lot, the GMP certificate of the finishing site and organic or vegan certificates where these appear on the label. Herbal powders pick up water, so bottles with an induction seal and desiccant are normal, and zone IVb stability data matter for hot humid markets. Disintegration testing is worth checking, because herbal tablets made without conventional binders can turn out too hard or crumbly. Confirm the local classification and permitted label wording, then state strength, count, packaging and label language.