Sports Research Organic Blueberry Softgels
- 60 liquid softgels
- Organic whole blueberry complex
- Organic extra virgin olive oil carrier
- Non-GMO, gluten free
- Blueberry flavor
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A softgel built from organic blueberries and olive oil, for people who want a fruit-based capsule. The listing gives no amounts or serving size.
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ASIN: B00TP4PYRGCategory: Combination Supplements
Overview
A shopper curious about fruit-based supplements gets blueberries concentrated into a liquid softgel here, carried in organic extra virgin olive oil. The label lists a whole blueberry complex, Non-GMO and gluten free.
Turning fruit into a softgel is simple to take and avoids a sugary gummy, and organic ingredients appeal to label readers. The listing leaves out serving size, active content and any benefit statement.
Who it's for
A person who reads labels closely and wants a whole-fruit softgel rather than a powder. Those wanting a clear health claim, or a gummy, should choose a different product.
Pros and cons
- Organic whole blueberry complex
- Olive oil carrier
- Non-GMO and gluten free
- Easy to take daily
- Serving size not listed
- Active amounts not shown
- No benefit statement
Performance notes
The blueberry concentrate is suspended in olive oil inside the softgel, so the fruit compounds travel with a fat the body can absorb. The listing gives no dose, so how much blueberry a person takes depends on the serving on the label.
Specifications
| Brand | Sports Research |
|---|---|
| Form | Liquid softgel |
| Diet | Gluten free, Non-GMO |
| Count | 60 softgels |
| Flavor | Blueberry |
| Supplement Type | Organic whole blueberry complex |
| Carrier | Organic extra virgin olive oil |
Frequently asked questions
How do I take Sports Research Blueberry softgels?
The listing gives no directions. It is a softgel, so follow the serving on the bottle.
What is the carrier in Sports Research Blueberry?
Organic extra virgin olive oil, per the title.
Is this a gluten free supplement?
Yes. The diet and allergen fields both list gluten free.