What is grape skin extract?
Grape skin extract is taken from the skins of Vitis vinifera grapes, the same species used in winemaking. Grape skins are naturally rich in polyphenols such as resveratrol.
General role of grape skin extract
Grape skin extract is used in supplements as a source of plant antioxidants and is often paired with pine bark in circulation-focused blends.
Why Vigueur Active includes grape skin extract
It gives Vigueur Active a second polyphenol source next to pine bark extract.
Grape skin extract is one of the smaller supporting extracts in the Vigueur Active formula.
Amount in Vigueur Active: 15 mg per capsule. Serving: one capsule per day. See the complete Vigueur Active ingredient guide for the full label.
How grape skin extract fits with the rest of the formula
Vigueur Active is built in layers: zinc and vitamin B3 supply the nutrient claims, L-citrulline and L-carnitine lead the amino-acid blend, and pine bark, maca, grape skin, saffron and mucuna pruriens add the botanical layer. Grape Skin Extract is one piece of that structure. Read about the neighbouring ingredients, mucuna pruriens and saffron extract, or see how the whole blend works in our article on how Vigueur Active works.
Get grape skin extract and the rest of the Vigueur Active formula in one daily capsule.
Order Vigueur ActiveGrape Skin Extract FAQ
Vigueur Active provides 15 mg per capsule, as printed in the nutrition information on the label.
It gives Vigueur Active a second polyphenol source next to pine bark extract.
Grape skin extract is taken from the skins of Vitis vinifera grapes, the same species used in winemaking. Grape skins are naturally rich in polyphenols such as resveratrol.