Nano Resveratrol - Powerful Antioxidant & Anti-Aging Properties, Improve Cardiovascular & Immune Systems - Better Absorption with Nano Technology - Grapeseed Resveratrol Extract - 60 SoftGels

This product actually works it may take a few days to feel the difference but it is well worth the money I paid. Thank you!

It seems good for the enlarged prostate

Couldn't tell a difference.

Initially, I was suspicious because the product details' pictures did not show the bottle label's ingredient list or Supplement Facts. However, they did provide an image of the product packaging, wherein the ingredient list is provided, along with the amount of their Nano Resveratrol, 23mg. This same information/data is found on the bottle label. So, the product details did not try to disguise or hide the actual ingredients of the supplement. I mention this aspect because others that may search for details, like myself, might be wary about the seeming lack of transparency. So, do note that the actual ingredients are listed on the bottle as on the packaging box (and as shown in the product details).Resveratrol has been studied, is considered an anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory, and shown to have potential health benefits relating to anti-aging, immune system and cardiovascular system. Resveratrol, with attention to the quality and quantity of trans-resveratrol, is a component of my daily supplement regimen.I will take one capsule daily, with the hope that the nano aspect/feature will facilitate increased absorption of the resveratrol. Will I see immediate results? I seriously doubt it. Like a majority of supplements, it's a cumulative effect, and the goal is to inhibit negative aspects.However, I am intrigued by their implementation of nano particles, and will give it a fair trial. Initial impressions of the resveratrol supplement are positive. Thus it earns a 4.5 - 4.75 star rating, with a high level recommendation.

I believe the research that Resveratrol has beneficial health benefits. Nano technology is supposed to provide a supplement that delivers Resveratrol in a way that your body can better assimilate. Sounds good. If you Google nano technology for supplements you can see that it has promising results. I don't know. I'm not a scientist, but trust their claims.With that promise, I have taken Resveratrol in the past for help with cholesterol and high blood pressure. I also hear that you get Resveratrol from red wine. I like wine, but I have a feeling I would have to drink a good amount of wine. So the supplements, especially made with nano technology, seem like a better option.I don't know if these are helping or not. The bottle states the dosage as 4-6 capsules daily. I have been taking 4. If these are supposed to be better absorbed, that seems like a lot of capsules to take. I normally stay away from vitamins that have you taking more than 2. Taking as many as suggested would last less than a month.I am not sure the price is worth it. If there were clear results, that would be different. But this is one of those things that you might get benefits over a long time. And at this price it is difficult to keep up the experiment.

I'm am an avid believer and user of supplements, but reviewing them is problematic, and my results may not be your results for these reasons:1) I am not a laboratory scientist, I do not play one on tv, nor do I know one, so who knows what’s exactly contained in them.2) It is difficult for consumers to see any actual difference in how you feel within a few days to a couple of weeks. Some supplements take as much as ninety days to see results.3) Even if we do notice a difference, we all take other meds or supplements that may affect our results one way or the other.4) We all have different physiologies, and are just different in so many ways (lifestyles etc). But we can hope for the best when we see others having positive actions going on, that are attributed to said supplements.So my personal non doctor opinion of my own results:Easy to swallow. This is a difficult one to review as the results are on the cellular level, and my cells are talking. The scientific results however are promising to say the least

I absolutely don’t recommend this product. While at first glance the product appears to be a decent resveratrol supplement, upon further examination of what I received left me seriously concerned. This product has a lot of additives in it. It’s actually an outrageous number of additives for a supplement with only one active ingredient (the resveratrol). There is also not much language on the package I received clarifying the origin of some of the more questionable ingredients, which is concerning to me as someone who has allergies. I personally don’t find this to be a trustworthy supplement, first and foremost because the company doesn’t provide enough essential information on the packaging about added ingredients. Therefore, I can’t recommend this product at this time.

Review for: OIC New Nano Resveratrol Supplement 550mg - Grapeseed Resveratrol Extract Capsules - Powerful Antioxidant & Anti-Aging Properties, Improve Cardiovascular & Immune Systems - Vegan (60 SoftGels)I feel as if this company has done quite a few things right with this product. It arrived in a sealed box and in a glass bottle that was also sealed. The bottle is the right size for amount of pills and has a childproof cap. The label has the place of manufacture on it, Vietnam. It also displays the batch number, manufacture date and expiration date. The dosage info is also available and that is 4-6 gels per day.I take less than the 4-6 so this bottle does last me longer. I think everyone has to make their own decision based on their diet and what other supplements they take.