Pycnogenol

Pycnogenol

About Pycnogenol

Patented ingredient name
Pycnogenol®
Part used

Bark

Dietary sources
The oligomeric proanthocyanadins (OPCs) found in Pycnogenol can also be found in food sources such as grape seeds and peanut skins.

The Thorne Difference

  • • 40 years of clinical research has yielded more than 160 clinical studies in more than 420 publications

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  • • No pesticides or herbicides are used in the forest

  • • CO2 extraction eliminates the need for solvents

Our Ingredients

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