JellyFil Ingredients: Full Gummy Label Explained

A label tells you more than any sales page, so reading this one before paying makes sense. Below you will find the JellyFil Supplement Facts panel as printed, followed by a plain look at each plant in terms of traditional use and nothing beyond. For the fuller picture, see our JellyFil guide.

The Supplement Facts panel

One gummy is a serving, and every bottle has 30 of them.

Per gummy	Amount
Calories	10
Total carbohydrate	3 g
Total sugars	3 g, with all of it added sugar
Sodium	4 mg
Proprietary blend	82 mg, with the label noting about 567 mg of dry powders

Because the blend is proprietary, the label prints one combined figure and not an amount per plant. Caffeine is the exception, with 5 mg stated.

What each blend content is commonly known for

Nothing here is a medical claim. These are the general and traditional roles of each plant, and the seller’s own view is that the combination is aimed at male vitality, energy, stamina and desire.

Blend content	Role it is commonly known for
Muira puama extract	A shrub from the Amazon basin whose bark and roots have a place in Brazilian herbal tradition
Maca extract	An Andean root vegetable eaten for centuries and popular in energy-minded blends
Catuaba extract	Bark of a Brazilian tree, traditionally taken as a tonic
Green tea extract	An extract of tea leaves, and a natural source of a gentle lift
Caffeine, 5 mg	A modest measured dose that adds to the morning feel
Ashwagandha	An Ayurvedic herb valued as an everyday tonic
L-arginine	An amino acid found in many protein foods
Tribulus terrestris	A plant used in herbal practice in Asia and Europe for stamina
Horny goat weed extract	A herb from traditional Chinese practice, linked with vitality and desire

Everything else in the gummy

The sweet base is corn syrup and cane sugar. Water, apple pectin and sorbitol give it body and chew, and natural flavors and citric acid bring the taste and tartness. Sodium citrate closes the list. Per the label, the whole thing is produced in a GMP facility.

What the label makes easy

At a glance you can see a plant-led blend, caffeine at 5 mg, sugar at 3 g and 10 calories. When you are weighing a gummy against a pill, that clarity helps, because you know what each chew holds. The seller adds that the ingredients are naturally derived and that production takes place in an FDA-registered US facility.

The gummy itself

A gummy is a different experience from a tablet: soft, flavored and chewed. That explains the sugar on the panel, and it is a reason to count the gummy as part of the day’s sweet intake if you watch your sugar. A single gummy is the daily limit.

Who should read the label twice

This is a product for adult men. Anyone younger than 18 or managing a medical condition should show the label to a doctor first. Your prescribed medicines stay in your routine, and nitrate, heart, blood-pressure or ED medicines, or a heart condition, are good reasons to talk to your doctor before the first gummy. Men who react to caffeine or track their sugar will want to mention the 5 mg and 3 g figures.