PlainVitamins

complex carbohydrate

Polysaccharide supplements

Half of the 57 polysaccharide supplements in the NIH label database that print an amount list 550 mg or less per serving; the middle half list 150 mg to 2,800 mg (DSLD version 9.4.0, January 2026).

Products listing it
12557 print an amount; 68 list it inside a blend without an amount
Median per serving
550 mgmiddle half 150 mg to 2,800 mg

How much polysaccharide do supplements contain?

The median product lists 550 mg per serving. One in ten lists 18 mg or less, one in ten 50,000 mg or more. The amount printed most often is 50,000 mg (7 products).

Products by amount of polysaccharide per serving

57 products, log scale; extreme 0.2% at each end left out of the drawing.

Polysaccharide: products by amount per serving1 mg10 mg100 mg1,000 mg
Polysaccharide: products by amount per serving1 mg10 mg100 mg1,000 mg10,000 mg
Polysaccharide: products by amount per serving1 mg3 mg10 mg100 mg1,000 mg10,000 mg
Polysaccharide: products by amount per serving1 mg3 mg10 mg30 mg100 mg300 mg1,000 mg10,000 mg
Polysaccharide: products by amount per serving1 mg3 mg10 mg30 mg100 mg300 mg1,000 mg3,000 mg10,000 mg30,000 mg
The amounts printed most often
Amount per servingProductsFor example
50,000 mg7 Karbolyn Energy Strawberry Lemonade (EFX Sports); Karbolyn Fuel Blue Razz Watermelon (EFX Sports); Karbolyn Fuel Cherry Limeade (EFX Sports)
400 mg4 Cordyceps Sinensis Mushroom (MycoGenix); Turkey Tail Mushroom (MycoGenix); Chaga Mushroom (MycoGenix)
20 mg3 SODzyme With GliSODin & Wolfberry (Life Extension)
200 mg3 Advantage Plus (Douglas Laboratories); Spirulina Powder (The Vitamin Shoppe)
1.63 mg2 Goji (Tahiti Trader)
160 mg2 Agaricus Blazei With Bioperine (Doctor's Best)
550 mg2 Lion's Mane Mushroom (MycoGenix)
700 mg2 Cordyceps Mushroom Extract (Z Natural Foods); Cordyceps Mushroom Extract Powder (Z Natural Foods)
1,400 mg2 Goji Berry Extract Powder (Z Natural Foods)
1,500 mg2 Advantage Powder (Douglas Laboratories); Modified Citrus Pectin (NutriCology)

Source: Supplement Facts rows of every product's current label, NIH ODS Dietary Supplement Label Database version 9.4.0; amounts in one measure (weight).

Which products list the most polysaccharide?

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).

In which products and brands?

Products listing polysaccharide by DSLD product type

Polysaccharide by product typeOther Combinations30Botanical11Non-Nutrient/Non-Botanical7Fiber and Other Nutrients5Botanical with Nutrients4
Polysaccharide by product typeOther Combinations30Botanical11Non-Nutrient/Non-Botanical7Fiber and Other Nutrients5Botanical with Nutrients4
Polysaccharide by product typeOther Combinations30Botanical11Non-Nutrient/Non-Botanical7Fiber and Other Nutrients5Botanical with Nutrients4
Polysaccharide by product typeOther Combinations30Botanical11Non-Nutrient/Non-Botanical7Fiber and Other Nutrients5Botanical with Nutrients4
Polysaccharide by product typeOther Combinations30Botanical11Non-Nutrient/Non-Botanical7Fiber and Other Nutrients5Botanical with Nutrients4

Brands listing it most: EFX Sports (8), Z Natural Foods (7), MycoGenix (5), Tahiti Trader (3), Douglas Laboratories (3), USPlabs (3), Country Life (2), Dr. Mercola (2), Doctor's Best (2), NutriCology (2).

Every product listing polysaccharide

125 products, A to Z by name (page 2 of 3), each with the amount its label prints; an amount far outside what other labels print is marked as a possible slip.

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