Micro Ingredients Trans-Resveratrol Powder with Vitamin E, 5 Ounce

Ounce: Micro Ingredients Trans-Resveratrol Powder combines resveratrol and vitamin E in a micronized powder format. The listing states 500 mg of resveratrol per serving and claims the fine powder is intended to improve absorption, but does not provide serving size instructions here.

At a glance

Powder supplement featuring trans-resveratrol and vitamin E.
Listing states 500 mg of resveratrol per serving.
The product is described as micronized powder.
The listing claims it contains no gluten, soy, tree nuts, artificial colors or flavors, and is non-GMO and not irradiated.

Price

$26.95Save 10%

Reference price: ~~$29.95~~

Price checked: Nov 12, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Powder format can be stirred into a drink, and customer feedback mentions adding it to morning lemon water.
Includes vitamin E alongside resveratrol in a two-ingredient formula, as described by the listing.

Technical specifications

6 specifications

Identity
Brand	Micro Ingredients

Product details
Net weight	5 Ounce
Resveratrol per serving	500mg Per Serving
Format	Micronized Powder
Formula	2 in 1 Formula
Dietary and ingredient claims	Non-GMO, No Gluten, No Soy, No Tree Nuts, No Artificial Colors, No Flavors and No Irradiation.

What to know before buying

The listing states 500mg per serving but does not specify the serving amount or provide directions in the supplied details. Confirm how to measure a serving before use. Its claims about improved absorption and health benefits are listing claims, not independently established here. The review summary reports mixed views on taste and ingredient transparency, including comments that the vitamin E is synthetic.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Shoppers who prefer resveratrol in powder form rather than capsules.
Buyers looking for a listed combination of trans-resveratrol and vitamin E.

Less suited to

People who need a clearly stated serving size or measuring instructions from the supplied listing details.
Shoppers who prefer a flavor-confirmed supplement, since reported taste impressions vary.

Micro Ingredients Trans-Resveratrol Powder with Vitamin E, 5 Ounce · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.6 / 5 · 1,110 ratings

5 stars80%80%
4 stars9%9%
3 stars6%6%
2 stars1%1%
1 star4%4%

Customer feedback highlights perceived effectiveness, ease of mixing, value, and health benefits, with some customers mentioning that it mixes into morning lemon water. These impressions may matter to buyers choosing a powder format, but do not establish a specific health outcome. Taste feedback is mixed, and some customers raise concerns about ingredient transparency, including whether the vitamin E is synthetic. The overall rating distribution is mostly five-star, though a smaller share of ratings is low, so experiences are not uniformly positive.

Positive themes

Customers report that the powder is easy to use, including mixing it into a drink.
Feedback includes positive perceptions of effectiveness, value, and health benefits.

Mixed feedback

Taste impressions differ, with some customers describing it as tasteless and others disagreeing.
Ingredient transparency feedback is mixed, including reports that the vitamin E is synthetic.

Frequently asked questions

How much resveratrol is listed per serving?

The listing states 500 mg per serving, but the supplied details do not specify the serving quantity or measurement instructions.

Does this powder contain vitamin E?

Yes. The product title and listing describe it as a resveratrol powder with vitamin E. Customer feedback summary includes mixed comments about ingredient transparency and reports concerns that the vitamin E is synthetic.

What is the powder format intended to offer?

The listing describes it as micronized powder and claims this is intended to improve absorption. That performance claim is not independently verified in the supplied evidence.