Sports Research Organic Coconut MCT Oil, 32 oz, Unflavored

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Product guide

Sports Research Organic Coconut MCT Oil, 32 oz, Unflavored

Sports Research Organic Coconut MCT Oil is an unflavored liquid made from organic coconut oil, with C8, C10 and C12 fatty acids. The listing says it is suitable for mixing into coffee, tea, shakes and smoothies, and notes a low smoke point for cooking.

At a glance

The listing says the oil is sourced from organic coconut and does not use refined palm oil.
Unflavored oil can be mixed into coffee, tea, protein shakes or smoothies, according to the listing.
The manufacturer identifies C8, C10 and C12 fatty acids and describes the product as keto-friendly.
Manufacturer guidance says to keep cooking below 325 degrees Fahrenheit because the oil has a low smoke point.

Price

$26.94Save 16%

Reference price: ~~$31.95~~

Price checked: Nov 12, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Unflavored profile is suited to adding to drinks without an added flavor, as described in the listing.
Organic coconut sourcing is specified, alongside claims of USDA Organic certification and Non-GMO Project verification.
A larger 32 oz bottle suits buyers who expect to use MCT oil regularly.

Cons

Cooking use is limited by the manufacturer's stated low smoke point, so this is not a fit for high-heat cooking.

Technical specifications

8 specifications

Identity
Brand	Sports Research
Model	SR_MCT

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	3.12 x 3.12 x 9.5 inches; 2 pounds

Product details
Oil source	100% organic coconut oil
MCT fatty acids	C8, C10 & C12 fatty acids
Flavor	Unflavored
Processing claim	Steam distilled without chemicals
Container	Plastic bottle

What to know before buying

The manufacturer advises starting with half a tablespoon if unaccustomed to MCT oil and increasing gradually as tolerated. It says digestive discomfort can occur.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People who want an unflavored MCT oil to mix into coffee, tea or smoothies.
Buyers seeking an oil the listing says is made from organic coconut rather than refined palm oil.
Keto or low-carbohydrate eaters interested in adding MCT oil to their routine.

Less suited to

People who need a high-heat cooking oil.
Anyone who prefers a glass container, since the listing describes this product as packaged in plastic.

Sports Research Organic Coconut MCT Oil, 32 oz, Unflavored · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.7 / 5 · 33,211 ratings

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Customer feedback highlights no aftertaste, easy blending into coffee and smoothies, and perceived sustained energy. Some customers also describe it as useful for keto routines and weight management, but those are personal reports rather than established outcomes. Digestive experiences are mixed, making the manufacturer's gradual-start guidance relevant. The unflavored liquid format is consistent with the reported drink-mixing uses, though the feedback does not establish a guaranteed effect.

Positive themes

Customers report little or no aftertaste and say it blends well into coffee and smoothies.
Some customers report sustained energy and usefulness in keto routines.

Mixed feedback

Feedback includes both customers who report no stomach upset and customers who report digestive issues.

Frequently asked questions

What is the oil made from?

The listing says it is made from 100% organic coconut oil and contains C8, C10 and C12 fatty acids.

Can I add it to coffee or smoothies?

Yes. The listing describes it as unflavored and suitable for mixing into coffee, tea, protein shakes or keto smoothies.

Can I cook with this MCT oil?

The manufacturer says it can be used as an alternative to traditional oils, but its low smoke point means it should not exceed 325 degrees Fahrenheit.

How should someone new to MCT oil start?

The manufacturer recommends starting with half a tablespoon and gradually increasing as tolerance is achieved. It notes that digestive discomfort can occur.

What container does it come in?

The product details say it comes in a plastic bottle.