Audifort Ingredients List: Every Line of the Label in One Table

Reading a supplement label should not feel like detective work. Yet many product pages show only a few ingredients and leave the rest to a photo you cannot zoom into.

Here, the full Audifort ingredients list is typed out in tables. You can scan it, compare it with your own notes and take it to your doctor if you like. Audifort is a liquid sold in a dropper bottle, so a serving is measured in milliliters, and the panel reads accordingly.

Audifort ingredients list: the panel basics

Panel line	Entry
Name on the front	Audifort
Line under the name	Supports Healthy Hearing
Product type	Dietary supplement
Contents	1 fl oz (30 ml)
One serving	1 ml
Chromium, as chromium picolinate	0.7 mcg, shown at 2% DV
Proprietary blend, all together	200 mg
Servings in the bottle	30

Two amounts appear in the ingredients panel: 0.7 mcg of chromium and 200 mg for the blend. Nothing else there has a number beside it.

What the label says to do with the bottle

Printed directions are short. Shake the bottle well, take one or two droppers full each day, and place the drops in your mouth and swallow. The seller’s own FAQ is a little more specific, suggesting a single full dropper, about 15 drops, daily, taken beneath the tongue, or mixed into a drink such as water or natural juice. That is why one bottle with 30 servings is usually described as a month of daily use.

The label adds a caution: do not exceed the dose. We come back to this under the safety notes below.

The 22 blend ingredients

The blend names 22 ingredients as one group. The table follows the order of the label. The third column marks the six the seller features on its order page.

No.	Ingredient as printed	Featured by the seller
1	Maca (Lepidium meyenii) root extract	Yes
2	Grape (Vitis vinifera) seed extract	Yes
3	Guarana (Paullinia cupana) seed extract	No
4	African mango (Irvingia gabonensis) seed extract	No
5	Eleutherococcus senticosus root extract	No
6	Astragalus root extract	No
7	Green tea (Camellia sinensis) leaf extract	Yes
8	Gymnema leaf extract	Yes
9	Coleus forskohlii root extract	No
10	Capsicum annuum fruit extract	Yes
11	Grapefruit (Citrus paradisi) fruit extract	No
12	Panax ginseng aerial extract	No
13	Raspberry ketones	No
14	L-glutamine	No
15	L-tyrosine	No
16	L-arginine base	No
17	Beta-alanine	No
18	Monoammonium glycyrrhizinate	No
19	GABA	Yes
20	L-ornithine HCl	No
21	L-tryptophan	No
22	L-carnitine base	No

We have written the names as the label gives them. We have not added doses, because none are printed, and we do not know whether the order reflects the amounts.

The nine other ingredients

No.	Other ingredient as printed
1	Glycerin
2	Water
3	Organic lemon extract
4	Stevia extract 97% (Reb A)
5	Xylitol
6	Sodium benzoate
7	Potassium sorbate
8	Citric acid
9	Natural flavors

These are the items listed after the active lines, and they are what makes up the liquid itself. The first two entries are glycerin and water.

The counting, for the curious

Add it up and the label has 1 chromium line, 22 blend ingredients and 9 other ingredients, so 32 line items. The seller says the formula has over 20 carefully selected ingredients that support healthy hearing, which fits the 22 in the blend.

Of the 22, the seller features six on its order page. Of those, our separate guide to the Audifort ingredients gives the role the seller names for each one. This post stays with the facts on the label and leaves the storytelling to that one.

How to read a proprietary blend

A proprietary blend shows a combined weight for a group of ingredients, not a weight for each. For Audifort, the 200 mg figure covers all 22 at once. It is an honest way to print a formula, and it is also the reason we score slightly below the top.

A few practical habits help when you meet a blend like this:

• Use the total as your anchor. The 200 mg figure is the only hard number for the group.
• Do not trust per-ingredient figures from elsewhere. If the label does not print them, a number on another page is a guess.
• Ask when you have a specific concern. Support can answer questions about the formula.
• Rely on the guarantee for the rest. If the bottle does not suit you, you can return it, even empty.

Items worth noting on the list

Two entries come with a note. Guarana is described as a natural caffeine source, and green tea is also a natural caffeine source. The label does not say how much of either the blend contains. If you keep an eye on caffeine in your day, that is the line to look at.

The label also asks you not to exceed the dose. If you are expecting a baby or nursing, under 18, managing a medical condition or on regular medication, check with a doctor first. Our post on Audifort side effects goes through these points calmly and without drama.

If you have a known sensitivity

Go through the three tables with a pen if you know you react to something. Compare each name with your own list, and bring anything unclear to your doctor or to [email protected] before you buy. A minute spent now is better than a doubt later.

We cannot give personal advice, and we do not claim to know how any ingredient will suit you. What we can offer is a clear table you can show to the right person.

Three questions to take to support or your doctor

A list is most useful when it leads to good questions. Here are three that come up naturally from the tables above.

1. Does anything on the list clash with my medication? This is for your doctor, and blood sugar and blood pressure medicines are the examples the seller’s own guidance names.
2. Can the amounts inside the blend be shared? Support can say what it is able to say, and the answer, whatever it is, is worth keeping.
3. Is there anything here I have reacted to before? Compare the names, including the stevia, xylitol and sodium benzoate entries among the nine other ingredients, with your own history.

None of these needs a long conversation, and all three turn a table into something personal.

Where this fits in the offer

The label is the same whichever package you choose. A bottle of 30 servings costs $79 in the 2-bottle package, $69 in the 3-bottle package and $49 in the 6-bottle package, with free US shipping from three bottles and two e-books on the larger orders. The guarantee runs 90 days from purchase and accepts empty bottles.

Our verdict

A label you can read in two minutes is a strength. Audifort prints its full list, names every ingredient and keeps the format simple, with a liquid base and 30 servings to a bottle. We would like to see per-ingredient amounts, and that is the single reason for a score below the top. Our editorial score is 9.2/10.

If the daily routine is your next question, read the dropper routine guide. For a wider view of the product, our post on the supplement as a whole is a good companion. Browse the Audifort hub for every guide, or the ingredients page for a shorter summary.

Good to know:

• Label text was taken from the seller’s label image on 27 October 2026.
• This table lists contents and does not tell you how any ingredient will work for you.
• Take any doubts about ingredients and your health to a doctor.