VCEVIP Tart Cherry Extract Capsules, 10:1, 3,600 mg Fruit Equivalent, 120 Count

Count: VCEVIP Tart Cherry Extract Capsules provide a listed 3,600 mg fruit equivalent per serving from a 10:1 extract. The one-capsule daily direction and 120-capsule bottle make this a straightforward option for adults who prefer capsules to tart cherry juice.

At a glance

The listing states that each serving uses a 10:1 tart cherry extract equivalent to 3,600 mg of fruit.
Cold-processed extract is described as naturally containing anthocyanins and other cherry-derived plant compounds.
Capsules avoid pouring, measuring, mixing, and refrigeration associated with liquid formats, according to the listing.
The stated one-capsule daily serving makes the 120-count bottle a listed 120-day supply.

Price

$22.78Save 29%

Reference price: ~~$32.19~~

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

A single capsule per day offers a low-effort routine compared with a liquid product that needs measuring.
Vegan and non-GMO formula claims are stated in the listing.
Bottle count and serving direction make the advertised supply length easy to estimate.

Technical specifications

8 specifications

Identity
Brand	VCEVIP

Serving and formula
Extract ratio	10:1
Tart cherry fruit equivalent	3,600 mg
Directions	Take one capsule daily with water according to the label directions
Capsule count	120

Formula claims
Processing	Cold-processed
Dietary claims	Vegan, non-GMO

Package
Dimensions and weight	4.09 x 2.13 x 2.05 inches; 3.53 ounces

What to know before buying

The 3,600 mg figure is described as fruit equivalent from a 10:1 extract, not as the capsule's stated extract weight. Follow the product label for use directions.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Adults looking for a daily tart cherry extract in capsule form rather than juice.
Buyers who prioritize a one-capsule daily serving and a 120-count bottle.
People seeking a vegan, non-GMO supplement, based on the listing's formula claims.

Less suited to

Anyone who specifically wants tart cherry juice or a liquid supplement.
Buyers seeking a product with a stated capsule-level extract weight or quantified anthocyanin content, neither of which is supplied here.

VCEVIP Tart Cherry Extract Capsules, 10:1, 3,600 mg Fruit Equivalent, 120 Count · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.3 / 5 · 46 ratings

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4 stars15%15%
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2 stars3%3%
1 star11%11%

Customer feedback describes the capsules as easy to swallow and convenient to add to a daily routine, with positive comments about quality and effectiveness. The feedback also includes individual reports of help with leg cramps and improved knee discomfort, which are personal experiences rather than established outcomes. For buyers who want a one-capsule daily routine, ease of use is relevant, but effectiveness feedback is mixed and should not be treated as a guaranteed result.

Positive themes

Customers report ease of swallowing and use in a daily routine.
Feedback includes positive impressions of product quality.

Mixed feedback

Effectiveness feedback is mixed. Individual comments mention perceived relief, but they do not establish a predictable result.

Frequently asked questions

What does 3,600 mg fruit equivalent mean?

The listing says a serving uses a 10:1 extract that provides the equivalent of 3,600 mg of tart cherry fruit. It does not state the extract's capsule-level weight.

How many capsules are in a bottle and how are they taken?

The listing states 120 capsules and directs adults to take one capsule daily with water according to the label. It calls that a 120-day supply.

Is this a liquid or a capsule supplement?

It is sold as capsules. The listing presents the format as an alternative to juice that does not require pouring, mixing, measuring, or refrigeration.

What dietary formula claims are listed?

The listing describes the formula as vegan and non-GMO. These are product claims, not independently verified findings.