A premium, standardized botanical — in its purest form.

Berberine is one of the most closely studied plant alkaloids, and Be Levels Berberine delivers it as a standardized 97% berberine HCl extract from Berberis aristata bark — a well-sourced, quality-controlled botanical in a simple vegan capsule. No fillers, no unnecessary additions — just a clean, standardized extract for your daily routine.

Take it as directed, roughly 30 minutes before a meal. Vegan, gluten-free and lactose-free, in an easy capsule format.

Be Levels Berberine Key Features

• Standardized extract — 97% berberine HCl from Berberis aristata bark.
• Clean formulation — just the standardized extract, a capsule shell, and an anti-caking agent.
• Vegan capsule — hydroxypropyl methylcellulose shell, no gelatin.
• Quality-sourced botanical — a plant alkaloid used in traditional wellness practices for generations.
• 60 vegetable capsules — a one to two-month supply depending on your routine.
• Gluten-free & lactose-free.

Why choose it. For those already familiar with berberine and looking for a standardized, quality-controlled source, Be Levels offers a clean, single-ingredient extract without unnecessary additives — a straightforward way to include this traditional botanical in your daily routine.

Be Levels Berberine FAQ 

What is Be Levels Berberine? A vegan capsule delivering a standardized 97% berberine HCl extract from Berberis aristata bark — a well-known plant alkaloid, in a clean, single-ingredient formulation.

What does "97% standardized" mean? It means the extract is quality-controlled to consistently contain 97% berberine HCl by weight, ensuring a reliable dose in every capsule.

Is it vegan? Yes — a vegetable capsule shell (hydroxypropyl methylcellulose), no gelatin.

When should I take it? Typically about 30 minutes before a meal, or as directed by a healthcare professional.

How many capsules are in a bottle? 60 vegetable capsules.

Can I take it if I'm on medication? Berberine can interact with certain medications. Please consult your healthcare provider before use, particularly if you take medication for diabetes or are on insulin therapy.