Ceylon Cinnamon 7,200mg with MCT Oil
12:1 concentrated extract · three softgels per day · 90 per pouch
- Restores Insulin Sensitivity
- Stabilizes Blood Sugar Levels
- Supports Blood Pressure Naturally
- Supports Steady Energy
Billed every 28 days, so your next pouch is processed and on its way before the current one runs out. Cancel from your account or the link in every order email — one click, no call.
Why most cinnamon supplements do nothing for blood sugar
Three decisions, all made before you open the bottle, determine whether a cinnamon supplement can work at all. Most products get at least two wrong.
Wrong species
Cassia is the cinnamon in nearly every bottle. Ceylon is the variety studied for glucose metabolism support. They are not the same plant.
No fat to travel in
Cinnamon's active compounds are fat-soluble. A dry capsule swallowed with water gives them nothing. Dissolved into MCT oil, they absorb instead of passing through.
One meal covered
Blood sugar rises after each meal — not once. A once-daily capsule covers one of your three daily rises. Noloflow covers all three.
Four reasons this formula works where others don't
Genuine Ceylon, not Cassia
Sourced from Sri Lanka, concentrated 12:1. Each softgel equals 7,200mg of raw Ceylon bark — virtually coumarin-free.
One per meal, not one per day
Three meals mean three post-meal glucose rises. Noloflow covers all three. The only dosing schedule that makes physiological sense.
Third-party tested, every batch
Certificate of analysis — coumarin, purity, potency — linked from this page and updated with every new batch.
Named origin, not a commodity
Ceylon bark hand-peeled in Sri Lanka, bought through a named importer with traceability to the harvest region.
Noloflow vs. what is usually on the shelf
| Noloflow | Typical capsule | |
|---|---|---|
| Species | C. verum, Ceylon | Usually Cassia, unstated |
| Fat carrier | Pre-suspended in MCT oil | Dry powder only |
| Ratio printed | 12:1, beside the number | Number without ratio |
| Dosing | Three per day, meal-timed | Once daily |
| Coumarin tested | Every batch, COA published | Not tested |
| Refund policy | 90 days, opened pouches | Unopened only, typically |
What to expect across eight weeks
Ceylon cinnamon is slow and cumulative. An honest timeline below.
Easy to start
One softgel with each meal. Most people stop noticing they're making an effort inside a week.
Nothing obvious yet
This is where most people quit. With a slow ingredient, four weeks says nothing either way. Stay consistent.
First signals
Most commonly reported: the afternoon steadies. Fewer cravings between meals. Gradual, not dramatic.
The fair test
Eight weeks of consistent use is a fair test. If nothing has changed, the 90-day guarantee exists for exactly this scenario.
The daily routine
What customers say
Had a drawer full of cinnamon capsules that did nothing. Around week six the afternoon slump I had written off as getting older basically disappeared. One per meal, it's become automatic.
Three softgels sounds like a lot but each one attaches to a meal I was already eating. Eight weeks in, energy through the day is noticeably steadier.
Tried berberine, ACV capsules, chromium — none moved anything. Six weeks to notice, held through month two and three.
My stomach cannot handle powder capsules — I'd given up on cinnamon entirely. The softgel format is genuinely different, no issues from day one.
Took it to the pharmacy and checked what I had been buying for two years — Cassia, of course. My doctor said the Ceylon distinction makes sense, keep going.
The refund policy is what finally convinced me. Most brands only take back what you never opened. This one explicitly covers used pouches.
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Three months is a fair test of a slow ingredient. The 90-day supply matches the guarantee exactly.
Get your supply now $29.95/month · cancel anytimeTry it for three months, or take the refund
Ceylon cinnamon takes eight weeks to show up properly. Three months gives a fair test plus four weeks of buffer. If nothing has changed by the end of pouch three, email us once.
Frequently asked
Why three softgels a day instead of one?
Blood sugar rises after each meal, not once in the morning. Noloflow splits the same daily amount across three softgels so the coverage matches the pattern it exists to support. Attach each to a meal you already eat — automatic inside a week.
What is the difference between Ceylon and Cassia?
Two different plants sold under one word. Cinnamomum cassia carries coumarin at levels worth considering for daily long-term use. Cinnamomum verum — true Ceylon — carries only trace amounts. The research on cinnamon and healthy glucose metabolism is based on Ceylon.
I take a prescription for blood sugar. Can I add this?
Speak to your doctor or pharmacist before starting, and never change a prescription on your own. Your prescriber should know you are taking this.
How long before I notice anything?
Plan for eight weeks, expect gradual rather than dramatic. The most commonly reported first sign is steadier energy in the afternoon. If nothing has shifted after three pouches, the guarantee covers you.
Will it upset my stomach like powder capsules did?
The extract is dissolved in oil, and it is Ceylon — not dry bark powder with coumarin load. Take each softgel with food.
What does the guarantee actually cover?
Ninety days from delivery. Opened and part-used pouches included. Email us with your order number, we refund to your original payment method. No return shipment, no reason required.
How does the subscription work?
The subscription price, billing interval, and a cancel link are shown before you reach checkout. After your first order, the cancel link is in your confirmation email and a few clicks from your account. No phone call, no email needed. We show options to skip or pause first, but cancelling is always one tap further.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your physician before use if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or managing a medical condition.