non-nutrient/non-botanical

Alpha hydroxyisocaproic acid supplements

Half of the 7 alpha hydroxyisocaproic acid supplements in the NIH label database that print an amount list 500 mg or less per serving; the middle half list 500 mg to 500 mg (DSLD version 9.4.0, January 2026).

How much alpha hydroxyisocaproic acid do supplements contain?

The median product lists 500 mg per serving. One in ten lists 500 mg or less, one in ten 700 mg or more. The amount printed most often is 500 mg (6 products).

Which products list the most alpha hydroxyisocaproic acid?

On-market products, per serving, with a plausible amount: the rule leaves out likely entry slips, such as an amount far beyond every other label with no %DV or strength on the label to back it (each product page still shows its own amount, marked).

• MOAB UnflavoredRedcon11,000 mg
• Matrix Amino Blue RaspberrySyntrax500 mg
• Matrix Amino Juicy WatermelonSyntrax500 mg
• Matrix Amino Orange CitrusSyntrax500 mg
• Matrix Amino Pink LemonadeSyntrax500 mg
• Matrix Amino Strawberry KiwiSyntrax500 mg
• Matrix Amino Tangy MangoSyntrax500 mg

In which products and brands?

Brands listing it most: Syntrax (6), Redcon1 (1).

Every product listing alpha hydroxyisocaproic acid

9 products, A to Z by name (page 1 of 1), each with the amount its label prints; an amount far outside what other labels print is marked as a possible slip.

• All Day You May 10:1:1 BCAA Fruit PunchRich Piana 5% Nutritionin a blend
• BCAA + Glutamine Powder Natural Pina Colada FlavorSascha Fitnessin a blend
• Matrix Amino Blue RaspberrySyntrax500 mg
• Matrix Amino Juicy WatermelonSyntrax500 mg
• Matrix Amino Orange CitrusSyntrax500 mg
• Matrix Amino Pink LemonadeSyntrax500 mg
• Matrix Amino Strawberry KiwiSyntrax500 mg
• Matrix Amino Tangy MangoSyntrax500 mg
• MOAB UnflavoredRedcon11,000 mg

Where next?

• Check an amount of alpha hydroxyisocaproic acid
• Labels above the upper limit
• All ingredients