Grape seed oil
100 mg per softgel, and the oil the cayenne is suspended in — it is what makes a softgel possible instead of a capsule of powder.
10-in-1 Complex
Ruvia Aged Cayenne Pepper Softgels White
- Circulatory support
- Digestive health support
- Immune & bone support
- No heat, no aftertaste
Ships by from US warehouse
- Free shipping on orders over $80
- 90-day money-back guarantee
- Dairy-free · Gluten-free · Non-GMO · Lab-tested
Suggested use
Take 1 softgel daily, preferably with a meal.
Do not exceed the suggested use. Consult your healthcare provider before use if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication — particularly blood thinners, given the vitamin K2 content. Keep out of reach of children.
Full ingredients
Aged cayenne pepper (Capsicum annuum, fruit), grape seed oil, vitamin D3, vitamin K2, vitamin E, and a proprietary blend of curcumin (98%, from turmeric), black pepper extract, hawthorn extract, cinnamon extract, berberine extract, beet root extract and ginseng extract.
Dairy-free. Gluten-free. Non-GMO.
Shipping & returns
Ships from the USA. Worldwide shipping on all orders, with a paid express option at checkout. Free standard shipping on orders over $80. Orders placed before 3pm ET on a business day are dispatched the same day.
Not satisfied? Return within 90 days of delivery for a full refund of the purchase price.
Why aged
What “Aged Cayenne Pepper” means on the pouch
It is the difference between a milled pod and a concentrate. Ruvia’s aged cayenne pepper is dosed at 300 mg per softgel, which the label states as the equivalent of 3,000 mg of cayenne pepper — the same reference amount, in something you can actually swallow every day.
- 300 mg per softgel. The label puts that at the equivalent of 3,000 mg of cayenne pepper — a ten-to-one concentrate, so the dose stays small.
- From the fruit. The panel names the plant and the part it came from — Capsicum annuum, fruit — rather than listing “cayenne” and leaving you to guess.
- Suspended in oil, sealed in a softgel. Nothing loose to measure, mix or spill, and nothing that has to touch your tongue on the way down.
- No heat, no aftertaste. The burn is why most people give up on cayenne. The softgel is what removes it.
From pod to softgel
What the word “aged” is doing on the label
Normal cayenne is the whole pod, dried and milled — that is the entire process. Aged cayenne pepper carries on past that point, and those further steps are the reason 300 mg can stand in for 3,000 mg.
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It starts as the fruit
Capsicum annuum — and the fruit specifically. The panel names the plant and the part it came from, rather than listing “cayenne” and leaving you to guess.
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It is aged into a concentrate
The step ground powder skips entirely. What ends up in the softgel is 300 mg, which the label states as the equivalent of 3,000 mg of cayenne pepper.
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It is sealed in oil, not left loose
Suspended in grape seed oil and closed inside a softgel — nothing to measure, nothing to mix, and nothing that has to touch your tongue.
300 mg
aged cayenne pepper in one softgel
3,000 mg
cayenne pepper equivalent, as stated on the label
Aged vs normal
Same pepper. A very different thing to take.
Aged cayenne pepper and the ground cayenne inside an ordinary capsule begin with the same fruit. What separates them is how concentrated it is by the time it reaches you — and what it does on the way down.
Every row is something you would rather have less of — so the shorter bar wins.
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Heat on the tongue
Aged cayenne pepper None. The softgel opens after you swallow.Normal cayenne powder Immediate, and sharp. -
Aftertaste
Aged cayenne pepper Nothing to taste going down.Normal cayenne powder Hangs around long after the capsule. -
How hard it is on the stomach*
Aged cayenne pepper Gentler — one softgel, taken with a meal.Normal cayenne powder Burning and reflux are the usual complaints. -
Capsules to get through each day
Aged cayenne pepper One softgel.Normal cayenne powder Two or three, spread across the day. -
Guesswork about strength
Aged cayenne pepper Equivalence printed on the label: 3,000 mg.Normal cayenne powder Raw milligrams, with no reference point.
The 10-in-1 complex
The cayenne is the headline, not the whole formula
Everything below shares the same softgel as the aged cayenne pepper. Exact amounts are on the supplement facts panel further down the page.
Vitamins D3, K2 and E
1,000 IU of D3, 150 mcg of K2 and 15 mg of vitamin E. All three are fat-soluble, so an oil-based softgel suits them better than a dry tablet.*
A seven-botanical blend
50 mg covering curcumin (98%, from turmeric), black pepper extract, hawthorn, cinnamon, berberine, beet root and ginseng.
Ingredient by ingredient
What every other ingredient is doing for you
The aged cayenne pepper is covered at length above. This is everything else in the softgel, at the amount printed on the pouch, with the reason it is in the formula.*
- The oilWhat the rest of the softgel is built on.
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Grape seed oil
100 mgThe oil the aged cayenne is suspended in — the reason this is a softgel you swallow rather than a capsule of powder you taste. It also carries the three fat-soluble vitamins in with it.
- The vitaminsAll three fat-soluble, all three at home in an oil base.
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Vitamin D3
1000 IUSupports normal immune function and helps your body absorb the calcium it takes in.*
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Vitamin K2
150 mcgThe counterpart to D3: it supports the body directing that calcium toward bone.*
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Vitamin E
15 mg(a-TE)
An antioxidant. It helps protect cells from the oxidative stress of ordinary daily life.*
- The seven botanicals50 mg proprietary blend.
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Curcumin
98%(from turmeric)
The most studied compound in turmeric, included for antioxidant support and a healthy inflammatory response.*
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Black pepper
extractPresent for the curcumin's sake — piperine is what makes curcumin worth swallowing at all.*
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Hawthorn
extractA traditional circulatory botanical, and a natural partner to cayenne.*
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Cinnamon
extractTaken for metabolic support — one of the oldest warming spices to be used this way.*
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Berberine
extractIncluded alongside cinnamon for the same reason: everyday metabolic support.*
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Beet root
extractA dietary source of nitrates, long associated with healthy blood flow and stamina.*
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Ginseng
extractThe blend's adaptogen, taken for steady energy rather than a spike.*
Transcribed from the supplement facts panel below. Amounts shown as “extract” are part of the 50 mg proprietary blend.
Why they share a softgel
Some of these only work because of what is next to them
A list of ingredients tells you what is in the pouch. It does not tell you why they were put in together — and for several of these, that is the whole point.*
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Curcumin Black pepper
The one that makes the other absorbable
Curcumin is famously hard for the body to take up on its own. Piperine — the active part of black pepper extract — is the standard answer to that problem, which is why serious formulas never include one without the other.*
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Vitamin D3 Vitamin K2
Calcium, and where it ends up
D3 helps you absorb calcium; K2 supports the body putting that calcium where it belongs, in bone. Taking the first without the second answers only half the question, so the pouch carries both.*
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Grape seed oil D3, K2 and E
Fat-soluble means it needs fat
All three of these vitamins dissolve in fat rather than water. Suspended in grape seed oil they reach you already dissolved — something a dry pressed tablet, taken on its own, cannot offer.*
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Beet root Hawthorn
Two traditions, the same purpose
Beet root is a dietary source of nitrates; hawthorn has been used for circulatory support for centuries. Both sit alongside the aged cayenne, which is in the pouch for the same reason.*
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Cinnamon Berberine
Metabolic support, from both directions
A kitchen spice and a plant alkaloid, taken together for everyday metabolic support — a pairing common enough that most blends of this kind include it.*
Exact amounts are on the supplement facts panel below.
What's inside
Ten ingredients, one softgel
The panel below is transcribed from the pouch — not a picture of it, so screen readers and search engines can read it too.
Formula highlights
- 300 mg Aged cayenne pepper (equivalent to 3,000 mg cayenne pepper)
- 100 mg grape seed oil
- 1000 IU vitamin D3
- 150 mcg vitamin K2
- 15 mg vitamin E
- 50 mg proprietary blend: curcumin, black pepper, hawthorn, cinnamon, berberine, beet root, ginseng
Quality standards
- Dairy-free
- Gluten-free
- Non-GMO
- Lab-tested
- Easy-to-swallow softgels
Supplement Facts
| Ingredient | Amount Per Serving | % DV |
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| Aged cayenne pepper (Capsicum annuum) (Fruit) | 300 mg | † |
| Grape Seed Oil | 100 mg | † |
| Vitamin D3 | 1000 IU | † |
| Vitamin K2 | 150 mcg | † |
| Vitamin E | 15 mg a-TE | † |
| Proprietary Blend Curcumin (98%) (from turmeric), black pepper extract, hawthorn extract, cinnamon extract, berberine extract, beet root extract, ginseng extract | 50 mg | † |
How to use it
Three steps, then forget about it
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Take one softgel with a meal
Once a day. No measuring, no splitting doses across the day, no timing rules.
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Anchor it to a habit you already have
Breakfast or your morning coffee works best — the routine is what makes it stick.
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Let the refill arrive on its own
Subscribe and save, and a fresh pouch turns up before the last one runs out. Skip or cancel whenever you like.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Aged Cayenne Pepper vs Normal Cayenne Pepper?
Aged cayenne is easier on your stomach and throat (less burning, same capsaicin) with a milder, more developed flavor. Normal cayenne hits MUCH harder, more burning, more likely to upset your stomach or cause heartburn, and riskier in high doses (ulcers, medication interactions). Aged cayenne pepper is a big difference rather than normal cayenne pepper.
Is it spicy?
No. The cayenne is delivered as a seed oil sealed inside a softgel, so there is no heat on the tongue and no aftertaste the way there would be with cayenne powder or an open capsule.
How many softgels are in a pouch?
Thirty — a one-month supply at the suggested serving of one softgel daily.
When should I take it?
Take one softgel daily, preferably with a meal. Do not exceed the suggested use.
Who should not take it?
Consult your healthcare provider before use if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication — particularly blood thinners, given the vitamin K2 content. Keep out of reach of children.
What if it is not right for me?
Every order is covered by a 90-day money-back guarantee. Email us within 90 days of delivery for a full refund of the purchase price.