MeltCore Ingredients
MeltCore names all six ingredients directly on the label: no hidden proprietary blend.
The official site's FAQ describes a different formula than its own label — a real mismatch detailed below, alongside the caffeine content.
What's disclosed and what isn't
MeltCore names all six of its active ingredients directly on the label, unlike some competitors in this category that hide behind an undisclosed proprietary blend. Where it falls short is milligram-level dosing: no per-serving amount is published for any of the six ingredients in the materials we reviewed.
All 6 ingredients, one by one
African Mango — Named, not dosed
A West African extract traditionally associated with satiety hormone regulation, positioned to help reduce food cravings.
Green Tea — Named, not dosed
Rich in catechins and natural caffeine, studied for a potential role in thermogenesis and calorie expenditure.
Guarana — Named, not dosed
A natural stimulant containing caffeine, traditionally used for sustained energy throughout the day.
Raspberry Ketones — Named, not dosed
A compound studied in early research for a potential role in fat cell signaling, though human clinical evidence remains limited.
L-Carnitine — Named, not dosed
An amino acid derivative that plays a role in transporting fatty acids into cells for energy conversion.
Grape Seed Extract — Named, not dosed
A polyphenol-rich antioxidant studied for a potential role in supporting circulation and countering oxidative stress.
The FAQ-label mismatch we found
The official MeltCore site publishes two different ingredient lists in two different places. The homepage's main ingredient section lists the six ingredients above. But the site's own FAQ section, titled “How and why does MeltCore work?”, describes a completely different formula — citing Green Tea, Guarana, Capsicum, L-Carnitine, African Mango, Chromium, Gymnema, Maca and Ginseng — and even describes the product as working through “fast absorption” comparisons to capsules that don't quite match a liquid product's own framing. Four of those FAQ ingredients (Capsicum, Chromium, Gymnema, Maca, Ginseng) don't appear anywhere on MeltCore's actual label, and two of the real label ingredients (Raspberry Ketones, Grape Seed Extract) are missing from the FAQ description entirely.
A medication and stimulant consideration worth a real conversation with your doctor
Two of the six real label ingredients — Green Tea and Guarana — naturally contain caffeine. The brand's “no artificial stimulants” claim is accurate but narrower than “stimulant-free.” Read how the formula is meant to work next.
