What is in Trimoryn: the label, ingredient by ingredient

The Trimoryn ingredients list and label

Each capsule is one serving, and there are 30 servings in a bottle. Here is the Trimoryn ingredients label exactly as printed, with the photo of the panel underneath so you can compare.

Also in the capsule: hypromellose, the plant-based shell. Contains caffeine.

That's everything: five actives, each with its own printed dose, no proprietary blend and a plant-based shell. Every batch is put together in an American GMP-certified facility from ingredients bought around the globe.

Green coffee bean extract (130 mg)

Every coffee bean starts out green; roasting is what turns it brown. Unroasted beans hold plenty of chlorogenic acids, and our extract comes from Coffea robusta seed, standardised so half of it is chlorogenic acids. It sits in the formula as part of the metabolism side of the label, which describes support for a healthy metabolism.*

Raspberry ketone (130 mg)

If you've ever loved the smell of a punnet of fresh raspberries, you've met raspberry ketone: it's a big part of that aroma. You'll find it in many wellness formulas. In Trimoryn there are 130 mg per capsule, alongside the other four ingredients that make up the blend aimed at metabolism and energy support.*

Garcinia cambogia extract (130 mg)

Picture a little ribbed fruit, a bit like a tiny squash, growing in South and Southeast Asia: that's garcinia cambogia. Its rind is a source of HCA (hydroxycitric acid), and the extract we use is standardised so half of it is HCA. It is the ingredient most closely linked to the appetite part of the label, which talks about appetite awareness, balance and craving control.*

Caffeine anhydrous (138 mg)

Anhydrous simply means without water: it's caffeine that has been dried to a fine powder, which makes the amount precise. At 138 mg, it is the largest single ingredient in each capsule, roughly what you'd expect from a generous mug of brewed coffee. It's behind the energy and focus side of the label and the support for calorie burn and thermogenesis.*

This is the ingredient to plan around. Count it toward your daily caffeine, take the capsule in the morning or around lunch, and if caffeine doesn't sit well with you, talk to your doctor first. The Trimoryn side effects page covers it calmly and fully.

Green tea extract (130 mg)

Green tea extract concentrates the polyphenols found in Camellia sinensis leaves. The label specifies 98% polyphenols, of which catechins make up 75%, with EGCG (green tea's most famous catechin) at 45%, while caffeine stays below 3%. That means almost all of the caffeine in Trimoryn comes from the caffeine anhydrous, not the tea. It supports the energy and well-being part of the formula.*

What is Trimoryn made of, besides the actives?

Beyond the actives there's just hypromellose, the plant material the capsule shell is made from, and a plain caffeine notice on the bottle. We don't list anything beyond what is on the label, so if you have specific dietary needs or allergies, read the panel above carefully or show it to your pharmacist.

If you've seen other ingredients in Trimoryn described elsewhere, such as fibres, probiotics or other botanicals, those descriptions are not of this label. The five ingredients above are what is in the capsule we ship. Our is Trimoryn legit page explains why copied pages often get this wrong.

How the five work together in your day

Put together, the formula is built around energy and metabolism support in the morning, plus help with appetite awareness before a meal.* That's why the directions ask for one capsule with water, 20 to 30 minutes before eating. The full routine is on the how to take Trimoryn page, and the Trimoryn Canada home page shows the packs that ship to Canada.