Metabolic balance
Supports healthy blood sugar levels already within normal range.*
Cinnamon is one of the most widely studied botanicals for its role in normal glucose metabolism. One softgel a day fits naturally beside a balanced diet.
Of Ceylon
Ceylon Cinnamon · Dietary supplement
Daily support for how your body processes sugar while helping protect your cells from oxidative stress.*
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01The essentials
One ingredient you can name, one format you can rely on, and no promises the evidence cannot keep.
Of Ceylon is made for you if you:
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

02Why Ceylon
“Cinnamon” covers more than one species. Most of what is sold is cassia. Ceylon is a different plant — with fine, many-layered bark — and the difference regulators have studied most is coumarin.

| Ceylon | Cassia | |
|---|---|---|
| Botanical name | Cinnamomum verum | Cinnamomum cassia and related species |
| Coumarin | Low levels, which the BfR considers safe | Higher levels |
| BfR guidance | Suggested for people who eat cinnamon often, in quantity | Consume in moderation |

A single softgel, a glass of water, the same quiet moment each day.
Customer experiences
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Based on 25 customer reviews
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“I love how simple this is to work into my morning. No mixing or extra preparation.”
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“The softgel format is exactly what I was looking for. Straightforward and convenient.”
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“My mornings are busy enough. I appreciate something that doesn’t add another recipe or drink to the list.”
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“I wanted cinnamon in a convenient format, and this fits the bill. Happy with the simplicity.”
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“I’m a creature of habit, and this fits nicely into my daily routine.”
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“No measuring out powder and no cleanup. That’s the part I appreciate most.”
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“The packaging looks lovely on my shelf. I also like having a softgel option instead of another powder.”
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“A practical addition to my routine. I don’t need to change my breakfast to make room for it.”
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“I was drawn to the Ceylon cinnamon and MCT oil combination. The convenient format won me over.”
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“I prefer simple routines. This is easy to keep alongside my other daily essentials.”
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“I love that there’s nothing to blend, stir, or wash afterward. It suits my mornings.”
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“I didn’t want another flavored drink. Having cinnamon in softgel form is a great option for me.”
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“The clean design caught my attention, and the straightforward routine kept it.”
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“I appreciate products that keep things uncomplicated. This fits that preference nicely.”
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“My kitchen counter already has enough on it. I like that this doesn’t require a shaker or scoop.”
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“Convenience matters to me. This fits into the routine I already have without extra preparation.”
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“I was looking specifically for Ceylon cinnamon. I’m pleased to have found it in this format.”
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“No elaborate wellness ritual required. That simplicity is what I like about it.”
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“I like keeping my morning routine short and consistent. These softgels fit right in.”
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“I prefer this format to working cinnamon powder into something every day. Much more convenient for me.”
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“The presentation is lovely, and the routine is simple. Both matter to me.”
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“I’m not someone who enjoys mixing supplements into smoothies. This format makes more sense for my day.”
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“A thoughtful-looking product with a straightforward routine. I appreciate the lack of fuss.”
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“I wanted a cinnamon supplement that wouldn’t require preparing a separate drink. This is a convenient choice.”
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“I like having my daily essentials together in one place. This feels like a natural fit for my routine.”
03The evidence
Four reasons Ceylon cinnamon earns a place in your day, from metabolic balance to a cleaner cinnamon you can take every morning.
Metabolic balance
Cinnamon is one of the most widely studied botanicals for its role in normal glucose metabolism. One softgel a day fits naturally beside a balanced diet.
Antioxidant
Ceylon cinnamon bark carries polyphenols and cinnamaldehyde, plant compounds with antioxidant activity that help the body manage everyday oxidative stress.
Heart wellness
Cinnamon has been studied for its role in maintaining healthy cholesterol levels already within normal range, as part of a heart-conscious lifestyle.
Made for every day
Cassia, the common supermarket cinnamon, can contain far more coumarin, a compound best kept low in regular use. Ceylon contains only traces, which makes it the cinnamon of choice for a daily habit.
Source: BfR*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Benefits describe research on cinnamon as an ingredient, not studies of this specific formula.
04Formulation
One active ingredient, stated in full: 600 mg of Ceylon cinnamon bark extract in each softgel, carried in MCT oil. One softgel a day, thirty to a pouch.

Specification
Ceylon cinnamon extract
Bark · 12:1 extract
MCT oil
From coconut oil · softgel fill
*Each softgel contains 600 mg of a 12:1 extract. At that ratio, 600 mg of extract corresponds to 7,200 mg of Ceylon cinnamon bark (600 × 12). It describes the raw material used, not the weight inside each softgel.
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Supplement Facts
† Daily Value not established. ** Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Other ingredients: MCT oil (from coconut oil), softgel (gelatin, glycerin, purified water).
Take 1 softgel once per day with your favorite drink. Do not exceed the stated serving.
Keep out of reach of children. Keep in a cool, dry place.
The MCT oil is derived from coconut, and the softgel shell is made with gelatin, an animal-derived ingredient, so this product is not suitable for vegetarians or vegans. If you have a food allergy, review the full ingredient list before use.
Speak with a healthcare professional before use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, take any medication, have liver disease, or are managing a medical condition. The NIH notes that larger amounts of Ceylon cinnamon are considered unsafe during pregnancy. Source
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