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Cissus Quadrangularis 20:1 Extract Powder – 100 g

$19.95 USD

Know what you’re choosing.

Cissus Powder is a botanical supplement made with Cissus quadrangularis extract. This 100 g tub lists a 20:1 extract and 3 g per three-scoop serving.

100 grams

Per container

See the complete label below.

3 scoops (3 g)

Serving size

Basis for the listed ingredient amounts.

33

Label servings

Serving count is not always days of supply.

What makes this formula different?

The label specifies Cissus quadrangularis with a 20:1 extract ratio, rather than simply naming raw cissus powder. Each three-scoop serving lists 3,000 mg. An extract ratio describes processing; it is not a measure of clinical effectiveness or the percentage of a particular active compound.

What we know about Cissus

Cissus illustration showing jointed plant stems, botanical powder and a magnifying glass over a knee to represent research, not proven joint repair.
Conceptual ingredient illustration. The explanations below describe the roles and research limits; the image does not show a guaranteed result.

1. A botanical ingredient

Cissus quadrangularis is a plant with distinctive jointed stems. This product provides an extract in powder form.

2. An extract, not whole food

The label's 20:1 describes an extract ratio. It does not tell you how much of each active plant compound is present.

3. Joint comfort is being studied

Researchers have investigated Cissus and joint discomfort. A clear, proven mechanism for this product in people has not been established.

What the evidence means

A small eight-week pilot study reported less joint discomfort in 29 active men. It had no placebo group, so it cannot show that Cissus caused the change. It does not prove that this powder repairs cartilage, tendons or ligaments.

Read the sources: Original Cissus pilot study.

Is it a fit for your routine?

For adults exploring botanical powders and comparing extract labels. Persistent pain, swelling or an injury needs professional assessment. Do not use a supplement to delay that care.

What should you expect?

There is no proven timeline for this product. The study's eight-week duration is not a promise of results or a dosing recommendation for this extract.

Ingredients & label facts.

Amount per serving: 3 scoops (3 g). Servings per container: 33.
Ingredient Amount
Cissus quadrangularis (20:1) 3,000 mg

A 20:1 extract ratio describes the listed extract; it is not a claim that the product is 20 times more effective.

Original Cissus Powder ingredient and directions labelOpen full-size label ↗

Before you use it.

Other ingredients

No other-ingredient list is provided on the reviewed label. Confirm the full formula and allergen information with our team.

Label directions

The label lists three scoops (3 g) mixed into a beverage. If joint discomfort persists, consult a healthcare professional rather than increasing the amount on your own.

Warnings and precautions

Discuss with your physician before taking if you have a medical condition or take prescription medication. Do not exceed the suggested dose. Do not take if pregnant or breastfeeding. Not intended for people under 18. Keep out of reach of children.

California Proposition 65 warning: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit P65Warnings.ca.gov/food.

MEHAGO Cissus tub on a park bench beside an adult tying walking shoes

YOUR ROUTINE, INFORMED

For the moments before you move.

Movement starts with understanding your body. Learn about the extract, use the specified measure and have persistent joint pain assessed.

Understand grams, scoops and servings.

This label equates three scoops with three grams. Use the measure specified for your current product and check its directions; kitchen spoons are not a verified substitute for the product’s scoop.

Your Cissus Powder questions, answered.

What is Cissus Powder made from?

The reviewed panel lists Cissus quadrangularis 20:1 extract. A complete other-ingredient list is not provided.

How much powder is in the tub?

The front label lists 100 grams.

What is one serving?

The reviewed label lists three scoops, equal to 3 g, with 33 servings per container.

How do I mix it?

The label describes mixing the powder into a beverage. Follow the instructions on your current tub.

Can this product treat a joint or ligament injury?

This page does not establish treatment or healing of an injury. Pain, swelling or persistent joint problems should be assessed by a qualified healthcare professional.

What does 20:1 mean on the label?

It identifies the extract ratio listed by the manufacturer. It should not be interpreted as a guarantee of greater effectiveness.

Where can I find the complete label?

The ingredient amounts are shown above as readable text. Open the full label image for the original artwork in a new tab. Contact our team if you need information not listed here.

What are the shipping and return options?

Contact our team for current delivery estimates and return conditions before ordering.

Product quantities follow the reviewed MEHAGO label. Ingredient information does not establish a specific health outcome.

Explore the collection.

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MEHAGO Cissus Powder supplement facts and label information

Cissus Quadrangularis 20:1 Extract Powder – 100 g

$19.95

Know what you’re choosing.

Cissus Powder is a botanical supplement made with Cissus quadrangularis extract. This 100 g tub lists a 20:1 extract and 3 g per three-scoop serving.

100 grams

Per container

See the complete label below.

3 scoops (3 g)

Serving size

Basis for the listed ingredient amounts.

33

Label servings

Serving count is not always days of supply.

What makes this formula different?

The label specifies Cissus quadrangularis with a 20:1 extract ratio, rather than simply naming raw cissus powder. Each three-scoop serving lists 3,000 mg. An extract ratio describes processing; it is not a measure of clinical effectiveness or the percentage of a particular active compound.

What we know about Cissus

Cissus illustration showing jointed plant stems, botanical powder and a magnifying glass over a knee to represent research, not proven joint repair.
Conceptual ingredient illustration. The explanations below describe the roles and research limits; the image does not show a guaranteed result.

1. A botanical ingredient

Cissus quadrangularis is a plant with distinctive jointed stems. This product provides an extract in powder form.

2. An extract, not whole food

The label's 20:1 describes an extract ratio. It does not tell you how much of each active plant compound is present.

3. Joint comfort is being studied

Researchers have investigated Cissus and joint discomfort. A clear, proven mechanism for this product in people has not been established.

What the evidence means

A small eight-week pilot study reported less joint discomfort in 29 active men. It had no placebo group, so it cannot show that Cissus caused the change. It does not prove that this powder repairs cartilage, tendons or ligaments.

Read the sources: Original Cissus pilot study.

Is it a fit for your routine?

For adults exploring botanical powders and comparing extract labels. Persistent pain, swelling or an injury needs professional assessment. Do not use a supplement to delay that care.

What should you expect?

There is no proven timeline for this product. The study's eight-week duration is not a promise of results or a dosing recommendation for this extract.

Ingredients & label facts.

Amount per serving: 3 scoops (3 g). Servings per container: 33.
Ingredient Amount
Cissus quadrangularis (20:1) 3,000 mg

A 20:1 extract ratio describes the listed extract; it is not a claim that the product is 20 times more effective.

Original Cissus Powder ingredient and directions labelOpen full-size label ↗

Before you use it.

Other ingredients

No other-ingredient list is provided on the reviewed label. Confirm the full formula and allergen information with our team.

Label directions

The label lists three scoops (3 g) mixed into a beverage. If joint discomfort persists, consult a healthcare professional rather than increasing the amount on your own.

Warnings and precautions

Discuss with your physician before taking if you have a medical condition or take prescription medication. Do not exceed the suggested dose. Do not take if pregnant or breastfeeding. Not intended for people under 18. Keep out of reach of children.

California Proposition 65 warning: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit P65Warnings.ca.gov/food.

MEHAGO Cissus tub on a park bench beside an adult tying walking shoes

YOUR ROUTINE, INFORMED

For the moments before you move.

Movement starts with understanding your body. Learn about the extract, use the specified measure and have persistent joint pain assessed.

Understand grams, scoops and servings.

This label equates three scoops with three grams. Use the measure specified for your current product and check its directions; kitchen spoons are not a verified substitute for the product’s scoop.

Your Cissus Powder questions, answered.

What is Cissus Powder made from?

The reviewed panel lists Cissus quadrangularis 20:1 extract. A complete other-ingredient list is not provided.

How much powder is in the tub?

The front label lists 100 grams.

What is one serving?

The reviewed label lists three scoops, equal to 3 g, with 33 servings per container.

How do I mix it?

The label describes mixing the powder into a beverage. Follow the instructions on your current tub.

Can this product treat a joint or ligament injury?

This page does not establish treatment or healing of an injury. Pain, swelling or persistent joint problems should be assessed by a qualified healthcare professional.

What does 20:1 mean on the label?

It identifies the extract ratio listed by the manufacturer. It should not be interpreted as a guarantee of greater effectiveness.

Where can I find the complete label?

The ingredient amounts are shown above as readable text. Open the full label image for the original artwork in a new tab. Contact our team if you need information not listed here.

What are the shipping and return options?

Contact our team for current delivery estimates and return conditions before ordering.

Product quantities follow the reviewed MEHAGO label. Ingredient information does not establish a specific health outcome.

Explore the collection.