Sports Research Blueberry Capsules - Made from Organic Blueberries with Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil - Non-GMO & Gluten Free - 60 Liquid Softgels Review

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Overview

This softgel is built around an organic whole blueberry complex combined with organic extra virgin olive oil, sold in a liquid softgel format. Rather than isolating a single compound, the formula keeps the blueberry as a whole-food ingredient, which the maker positions as a straightforward antioxidant source.

The label notes it is non-GMO and gluten-free, with 60 liquid softgels per bottle. That count typically supports about two months of daily use at a one-softgel serving, though buyers should confirm against the specific label directions.

At a mid-range price for this category, it holds a 4.5 average rating across 2,700 reviews and about 900 units purchased in the past month, indicating steady, moderate demand among buyers looking for a whole-fruit antioxidant option.

Specifications

Performance notes

Delivered as a liquid softgel with an organic whole blueberry complex and organic extra virgin olive oil, 60 count per bottle, labeled non-GMO and gluten-free. The blueberry flavor comes from the whole-fruit ingredient itself rather than an added flavoring agent.

What buyers say

A 4.5 average rating across 2,700 reviews, with steady monthly purchase volume, suggests consistent satisfaction among buyers seeking a whole-food blueberry supplement.