Tri-Zinc
Tri-Zinc Supreme
73/100
SUPPIE SCORE
75/100
EFFICACY
Medium
SAFETY
84/100
CLEANLINESS
What Does Tri-Zinc Supreme Do?
Tri-Zinc Supreme lists Zinc citrate dihydrate (31.5 mg) and Zinc (from zinc citrate dihydrate) (10 mg) as its main actives. Any judgement should be based on the stated amounts and forms rather than the product name or marketing claims alone.
How does the tri-form zinc blend compare to single-form zinc supplements for absorption?
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What Are the Benefits of Tri-Zinc Supreme?
Based on proven scientific research
Immune SupportStrong
Skin HealthStrong
Wound HealingModerate
Eye/Vision HealthModerate
Testosterone LevelsModerate
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What Are the Side Effects of Tri-Zinc Tri-Zinc Supreme?
Always consult your health practitioner if in doubt.
RiskMedium Risk
Overview
•Provides 25 mg elemental zinc per capsule from three bioavailable forms (citrate, bisglycinate, polaprezinc); doses up to 40-50 mg/day are generally tolerated short-term but long-term high intake may cause copper deficiency.
•Zinc can interfere with absorption of copper, iron, and certain antibiotics (quinolones, tetracyclines); separate dosing by 2-6 hours as noted on technical sheets.
•Contains methionine and malic acid as cofactors; magnesium stearate is a common lubricant with minimal risk at typical levels.
•No added gluten, dairy, soy, nuts; vegetarian hard capsules (hypromellose).
•May be dangerous if taken in large amounts or for long periods; consult healthcare professional if symptoms persist or for use during pregnancy/breastfeeding.
•Practitioner-only product; follow label dosing of 1-2 capsules daily with food and water.
Potential Side Effects
Negative Interactions
Inactive Ingredients
Methionine
GoodMalic acid
Low RiskCitric acid
Low RiskColloidal anhydrous silica
Low RiskSilicon dioxide
Low RiskMicrocrystalline cellulose
Low RiskMagnesium stearate
Low RiskHypromellose
Low RiskPurified water
Low RiskWhat Are the Ingredients in Tri-Zinc Tri-Zinc Supreme?
Zinc citrate dihydrate
31.5 mg
Zinc (from zinc citrate dihydrate)
10 mg
Zinc amino acid chelate (zinc bisglycinate chelate)
50 mg
Zinc (from zinc amino acid chelate)
10 mg
Polaprezinc (zinc carnosine)
23.26 mg
Zinc (from polaprezinc)
5 mg
Total zinc
25 mg
Methionine
Malic acid
Citric acid
Colloidal anhydrous silica
Silicon dioxide
Microcrystalline cellulose
Magnesium stearate
Hypromellose
Purified water
Dosage & Bioavailability
How the active doses and forms in Tri-Zinc Supreme compare to the research.
•Total zinc — 25 mg per capsule (10 mg from citrate dihydrate, 10 mg from bisglycinate chelate, 5 mg from polaprezinc).
•Zinc bisglycinate chelate — 50 mg providing 10 mg zinc; amino acid chelate form with generally superior absorption compared to inorganic forms.
•Polaprezinc (zinc carnosine) — 23.26 mg providing 5 mg zinc; chelated form studied for bioavailability and GI tolerability.
Sources & References
Zinc supreme
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Zinc supreme
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DFH Tech Sheet Tr Zinc Supreme JUN 23 v1 1.pdf
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409315
Information from www.tga.gov.au
PMC7146259
Information from pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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