Buy Copper – For Immune System & Nerves

Q: What forms of copper are there?

In food supplements, copper is used as a mineral compound, such as copper gluconate, copper citrate or copper sulphate. These salts are obtained from the metal and processed to a defined purity. Chemically, copper has the symbol Cu and belongs to the transition metals that the body absorbs through food.

Q: Why is copper often combined with other trace elements?

You'll often find copper as part of well thought-out complexes, for example alongside manganese or other trace elements. Because copper is closely linked to other trace elements in metabolism, it is often combined in carefully balanced formulas. What matters here is the clearly declared elemental copper content per serving.

Q: What should I look out for when buying?

What matters most is the declared elemental copper content per serving, usually stated in milligrams or micrograms, along with the compound used. Look for transparent declaration and lab-tested purity. Our copper products are mostly part of well thought-out complexes, and are vegan and lab-tested.

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Buy Copper – Supplements with the Essential Trace Element

Copper is an essential trace element and is therefore one of the inorganic minerals that the body takes in through the diet. Chemically, it carries the symbol Cu and belongs to the transition metals. In this category, you'll find copper supplements from Scheunengut – mostly as part of thoughtfully designed complexes, vegan and lab-tested.

Origin & Extraction

In food supplements, copper is used as a mineral compound, for example as copper gluconate, copper citrate or copper sulphate. These salts are obtained from the metal and processed into capsules, tablets or powders in a defined purity.

Standardisation & Format

What matters is the declared content of elemental copper per serving, usually stated in milligrams or micrograms. You'll find copper as a capsule, tablet or powder – often combined with manganese or other trace elements in multi-formulas.

What to Look for When Buying

Transparently declared content of elemental copper per serving
Bioavailable compound, for example as gluconate or citrate
Vegan, free from unnecessary additives
Independently lab-tested purity

Copper at Scheunengut

We rely on cleanly declared raw materials in sensibly balanced complexes. Related are other minerals as well as the trace elements iron and zinc. All products are bottled in Germany and lab-tested.

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What is copper important for?

Copper is an essential trace element with several functions. It contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism, contributes to the normal function of the immune system, supports normal function of the nervous system and contributes to the protection of cells from oxidative stress. Copper also contributes to normal skin pigmentation.

What forms of copper are there?

In food supplements, copper is used as a mineral compound, such as copper gluconate, copper citrate or copper sulphate. These salts are obtained from the metal and processed to a defined purity. Chemically, copper has the symbol Cu and belongs to the transition metals that the body absorbs through food.

Why is copper often combined with other trace elements?

You'll often find copper as part of well thought-out complexes, for example alongside manganese or other trace elements. Because copper is closely linked to other trace elements in metabolism, it is often combined in carefully balanced formulas. What matters here is the clearly declared elemental copper content per serving.

What should I look out for when buying?

What matters most is the declared elemental copper content per serving, usually stated in milligrams or micrograms, along with the compound used. Look for transparent declaration and lab-tested purity. Our copper products are mostly part of well thought-out complexes, and are vegan and lab-tested.