Our resveratrol is a highly concentrated 100:1 extract from Japanese knotweed with 500 mg per capsule, optimized with piperine and manufactured in Germany. This plant is one of the naturally richest sources of resveratrol, so you get this well-known plant compound in a clearly dosed, transparently declared capsule form.
Resveratrol is one of the best-known secondary plant compounds and is deliberately incorporated into daily life by many people. The substance occurs naturally in various plants, for example in the skin of red grapes, which is why it is often mentioned in connection with the so-called "French Paradox". However, an especially abundant natural source is not the grape but Japanese knotweed. This is exactly what we use to produce our resveratrol: a highly concentrated 100:1 extract with 500 mg per capsule, optimized with piperine and manufactured in Germany. In this spotlight, we show you what sets the product apart, how it is made, how you use it, and who it is suitable for.
What sets our resveratrol apart
Resveratrol is a polyphenol that the plant itself produces as a natural protective substance, for example in response to environmental stress. In food supplements, it is valued because it can be precisely dosed and offered as a concentrated extract. There are no specific approved EU health claims for resveratrol or piperine. That's why we deliberately do not advertise any physical effects here, and instead focus on what we can genuinely guarantee you: a clearly defined origin, a high, consistent concentration, and transparent production.
The raw material used is Japanese knotweed (Polygonum cuspidatum, also called Fallopia japonica). This plant is considered one of the naturally richest sources of resveratrol and is therefore used worldwide to obtain high-quality extracts. The concentration factor of 100:1 means that around 100 parts of starting material yield about one part of extract. This lets you bundle the plant components into a compact capsule with 500 mg of extract – an amount that is clearly declared and reproducible, rather than fluctuating from batch to batch.
Why take the detour via knotweed instead of the grape directly? The reason is simple: the natural resveratrol content in grape skins or red wine is comparatively low, so you would need large amounts to reach meaningful levels. Japanese knotweed, on the other hand, stores the substance in a significantly higher concentration and is therefore excellently suited as a raw material for standardized extracts. That's why manufacturers worldwide turn to this plant when it comes to concentrated resveratrol – a fact that often comes as a surprise, since resveratrol is commonly associated with a glass of wine in marketing.
Chemically, resveratrol belongs to the stilbene group, a subgroup of polyphenols. In nature, the substance occurs in two spatial forms, trans-resveratrol and cis-resveratrol, with the trans form considered the more stable variant and the one most frequently studied in research. High-quality extracts are therefore often tested for their trans-resveratrol content to ensure consistent quality from capsule to capsule. To produce the extract, the dried root of the knotweed is finely ground and the polyphenols it contains are concentrated in several steps until the desired extraction factor of 100:1 is reached.
What makes our product special
Four points set our resveratrol apart from simple standard products.
High concentration (100:1): The high extract factor is the centerpiece. Instead of a low density of active compounds, the extract delivers the plant components bundled and consistent. With 500 mg per capsule, the portioning is precisely defined, so you don't have to guess how much is actually contained.
Defined source: We consistently rely on Japanese knotweed as a natural, resveratrol-rich raw material base. The origin of the extract is thus clearly stated and not left to chance.
Optimized with piperine: Piperine, the natural component of black pepper, is part of our deliberately composed formula as an accompanying ingredient and follows a combination approach that is common in food supplements.
Made in Germany: The product is manufactured in Germany according to the quality and hygiene standards for food supplements that apply within the EU. We openly declare the ingredients and avoid unnecessary additives. This way you know exactly what you are consuming and can rely on a consistent composition. For us, a clean formula also means avoiding unnecessary fillers, colourings, and anti-caking agents wherever manufacturing allows. The capsule shell and all other ingredients are listed in full on the label, so you can see at a glance exactly what's actually inside.
Especially with a sought-after plant compound like resveratrol, it's particularly worthwhile to look closely at how it is made. The market is large, and the quality of the products available varies considerably. A product manufactured in Germany is subject to strict controls and documentation requirements, which for you as a buyer means a verifiable degree of safety. Combined with the clearly named source and the defined concentration, the result is a product whose origin and composition you can trace at every point in the chain – without having to rely on grandiose advertising claims.
Use & Dosage
Use is straightforward. Take the capsules according to the recommended intake on the packaging with sufficient liquid, ideally with a glass of water with a meal. Taking them with meals makes it easy to build a fixed routine and not forget the capsule.
Please do not exceed the stated recommended daily dose. Food supplements are not a substitute for a balanced, varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. Those who pay attention to a colorful, plant-rich diet, sufficient exercise, and good sleep create the best foundation. Resveratrol is intended as a deliberate addition that fits into such an active daily life, not as a replacement for it.
For good regularity, it helps to link the intake to a fixed habit – for example, breakfast or dinner. Store the product in a dry, cool place away from light, keep the container tightly closed, and store it out of the reach of children so that the quality is preserved throughout the entire period of use. There's a concrete reason behind the advice to store it away from light: resveratrol is one of the light-sensitive polyphenols that can slowly convert under direct UV exposure. A dark, tightly sealed container kept in a cool place therefore offers extra protection for its quality.
A word on expectations: food supplementation is one building block among many and works best in conjunction with an overall healthy lifestyle. Those who take resveratrol while also paying attention to diet, exercise, and recovery create the most favorable conditions. So think of the extract not as an isolated measure, but as a deliberate part of a bigger picture. This mindset protects against exaggerated expectations and puts the product where it belongs – as a practical, plannable addition to your daily routine.
Who our resveratrol is suitable for
Our resveratrol is aimed at adults who want to incorporate this well-known plant compound into their daily lives in a concentrated, clearly dosed form. One important clarification up front: even though resveratrol became known in connection with red wine, our extract is neither a substitute for nor a complement to drinking wine – moderate alcohol consumption remains advisable in any case. The capsule form delivers the plant compound independently of red wine, in a concentrated, alcohol-free form. It is particularly suitable for anyone who values a high concentration (100:1), a defined natural source, and manufacture in Germany, rather than relying on opaque imported goods.
Anyone looking for a flavor-neutral, plannable alternative to resveratrol-containing foods will also find the capsule form a practical solution, since it does not depend on specific foods. And anyone who doesn't want to put the plant compound together themselves benefits from the ready-made, transparently declared formula with piperine.
It is also aimed at anyone who has long been interested in secondary plant compounds and polyphenols and wants to expand their repertoire with one of the best-known representatives of this group. For beginners and experienced users alike, the clear declaration provides good orientation: you see exactly which source, which concentration, and which amount you're getting, and don't have to guess anything.
Price-conscious buyers, too, will find the concentrated extract a sensible format. Because the concentration factor is high and each capsule delivers exactly 500 mg, the yield of a container is easy to calculate, and you know exactly what you get per serving. Instead of investing in large quantities of foods whose resveratrol content is low and fluctuating anyway, you opt for a defined, plannable amount. This predictability is a decisive argument for many people, especially if they want to incorporate the extract into their daily lives long-term and regularly.
The product is not suitable, however, for anyone expecting a quick effect or viewing food supplements as a replacement for an unfavorable lifestyle. Resveratrol is a building block for people who take a long-term, considered approach, keep an eye on their diet, and see the extract as a deliberate addition. Anyone who brings this basic attitude will find in our product a reliable companion with a clearly named source, high concentration, and German manufacture – three qualities that together stand for transparency and predictability.
The product is not suitable for children, pregnant women, or breastfeeding women. If you take medication, have a chronic condition, or are unsure whether the product suits your situation, talk to your doctor or pharmacist before taking it for the first time. This way you can make a well-informed decision that fits your personal situation.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the resveratrol derived from?
Our resveratrol comes from a 100:1 extract of Japanese knotweed (Polygonum cuspidatum). This plant is considered one of the naturally richest sources of resveratrol and is used worldwide for extract production.
What do 100:1 and 500 mg per capsule mean?
The factor 100:1 indicates that around 100 parts of starting material yield about one part of extract. Each capsule contains 500 mg of this concentrated extract, so the portioning is clearly defined and consistent.
What is the piperine in the product for?
Piperine is a natural component of black pepper and part of our deliberately composed formula. There is no specific approved EU claim for piperine, so we mention it purely as a component of the composition.
How do I take the capsules?
Take the capsules according to the recommended intake with sufficient water with a meal, and do not exceed the stated daily dose. Linking it to a fixed meal makes regular intake easier.
Is the product suitable for pregnant women?
No. We do not recommend the product for pregnant women, breastfeeding women, or children. If in doubt or if taking medication at the same time, please note the information in the "Who it's suitable for" section and follow the instructions on the packaging.
What is the difference between trans- and cis-resveratrol?
In nature, resveratrol occurs in both a trans and a cis form. The trans form is considered the more stable and most frequently studied variant, which is why high-quality extracts are often tested for their trans-resveratrol content. Our 100:1 extract from Japanese knotweed follows this quality standard.
Health notice: This guide is for general information purposes only and does not replace individual medical or pharmaceutical advice. Food supplements are not a substitute for a balanced, varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. If you have health concerns, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or are taking medication, please consult a doctor or pharmacist. How our guides are created →
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- European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) — EFSA, 2024
- National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) — NCCIH, 2024
- Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (BfR) — BfR, 2024
- Consumer Advice Centre – Food Supplements — Verbraucherzentrale, 2024








