Micro Ingredients R-Alpha Lipoic Acid, 600 mg per Serving, 120 Softgels

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Product guide

Micro Ingredients R-Alpha Lipoic Acid, 600 mg per Serving, 120 Softgels

Micro Ingredients R-Alpha Lipoic Acid is a softgel supplement providing 600 mg per serving. The listing specifies three softgels per serving and includes 120 softgels, which it describes as up to a 40-day supply.

At a glance

Uses R-form alpha lipoic acid, described in the listing as the active form of ALA.
Three softgels provide the stated 600 mg serving.
The listing says the ingredients are tested by a third-party laboratory.
The product is stated to be made without soy, dairy, and gluten.

Price

$23.99Save 20%

Reference price: ~~$29.99~~

Price checked: Nov 12, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

The serving size and total quantity are stated clearly, making the listed 40-day supply straightforward to estimate.
Coconut oil is included in the softgel formulation, and the listing identifies the product as R-ALA rather than standard ALA.

Cons

Three softgels are required for one serving, rather than a single softgel.

Technical specifications

7 specifications

Identity
Brand	Micro Ingredients

Serving and quantity
R-ALA per serving	600 mg per serving
Softgels per serving	3 softgels per serving
Container quantity	120 softgels
Stated supply	up to a 40-day supply

Formulation and claims
Softgel oil	coconut oil
Testing claim	Ingredients must pass a 3rd party lab test to ensure quality and consistency.

What to know before buying

The listing says the product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease, and its statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Customer feedback also reports that some people find the softgels difficult to swallow, with mixed reports about heartburn, taste, and digestibility.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Buyers looking specifically for R-form alpha lipoic acid in softgels.
Those who prefer a serving amount listed as 600 mg and are comfortable taking three softgels per serving.
Shoppers seeking a supplement listed as made without soy, dairy, and gluten.

Less suited to

Those who want a one-pill serving or have difficulty swallowing larger softgels.
Anyone seeking a product presented as a treatment for a medical condition.

Micro Ingredients R-Alpha Lipoic Acid, 600 mg per Serving, 120 Softgels · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.4 / 5 · 476 ratings

5 stars73%73%
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3 stars7%7%
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1 star8%8%

Customer feedback reports perceived improvements related to nerve pain and peripheral neuropathy, alongside positive comments about quality and value. These are customer-reported experiences, not evidence that the supplement treats a condition. Swallowing is a notable trade-off: some find the softgels too large, and feedback is mixed on heartburn, taste, and digestibility. That matters given the three-softgel serving.

Positive themes

Customers report perceived effectiveness and speak positively about product quality and value.

Negative themes

Some customers find the softgels too large to swallow comfortably, and some report digestive discomfort or difficulty with digestibility.

Mixed feedback

Feedback differs on side effects, taste, and digestibility. Some report no side effects while others describe heartburn or difficulty swallowing.

Frequently asked questions

How much R-ALA is in one serving?

The listing states 600 mg per serving, with three softgels per serving.

How many softgels are included?

The listing states that the pouch contains 120 softgels and describes this as up to a 40-day supply at three softgels per serving.

What does the listing say about ingredients and testing?

It describes the supplement as non-GMO, made without soy, dairy, and gluten, and says ingredients must pass third-party lab testing. These are listing claims, not independently verified here.

Does this supplement treat nerve pain or neuropathy?

No such treatment claim is established here. The listing says the product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.