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SynoCell Supplement Facts: Serving Size and Amounts
One SynoCell serving is 2 capsules, and each bottle holds 30 servings.
Every serving lists ASU 310 mg, quercetin 310 mg, Boswellia extract 200 mg, hyaluronic acid 180 mg and black pepper extract 5 mg.
For what each one does, see the ingredients guide.
Written by the SynoCell editorial teamUpdated
What does the SynoCell Supplement Facts panel say?
It lists five ingredients, each with an exact amount per 2-capsule serving. The panel below is typed from the brand store, since no label photo was supplied to us (SynoCell, product page). Tap any line to see what it means.
Supplement Facts
Serving size 2 capsules · Servings per container 30
One serving is two capsules. The bottle holds 60, so it lasts 30 days.
Thirty days at one serving a day.
Close to the 300 mg used in trials; small pain benefit in reviews.
A plant flavonoid. No human osteoarthritis trials; can interact with some drugs.
Resin extract. Trials used other extracts at 100-250 mg.
Near the 200 mg used in a 12-month oral trial. Not the same as an injection.
Piperine helps absorption and can raise levels of some medicines.
There is no official daily amount for any of these five ingredients.
Typed from the brand store's Supplement Facts (SynoCell, product page). Check the panel on your bottle.
Tap a line of the panel to see what it means. The brand graphic pictures all five ingredients.
What does each line of the label mean?
Read the panel from the top down. Each line answers one plain question.
Serving size: 2 capsules
Everything below this line is for 2 capsules together, not one. Half a serving means half of every amount.
Servings per container: 30
A bottle of 60 capsules lasts 30 days at the labeled serving. A 3-bottle order covers 90 days.
ASU 310 mg
Avocado/soybean unsaponifiables, close to the 300 mg a day used in trials (Cameron and Chrubasik, 2014). It comes from soy, a common allergen (MedlinePlus, Food allergy). More on the ASU profile.
Quercetin 310 mg
A plant flavonoid. It has animal and lab data for joints but no human osteoarthritis trials (MSKCC, Quercetin).
Boswellia extract 200 mg, std. to 65% boswellic acid
"Standardized" means the extract is made to contain a set share of boswellic acids. Trials used other extracts, so the dose match is rough (Sengupta et al., 2008).
Hyaluronic acid 180 mg
Near the 200 mg a day used in a 12-month oral trial (Tashiro et al., 2012). See the hyaluronic acid profile.
Black pepper extract (BioPerine) 5 mg
An absorption aid that can raise some medicine levels (Horn and Hansten, 2017).
** Daily Value not established
The double asterisk means no official daily amount exists for any of the five. That is normal for botanicals and specialty compounds.
What is published about the label, word for word?
Here is everything we could find about the bottle and its panel, in one table. Rows that say "not published" were missing from the brand store when we checked on October 11, 2026.
| Front of the bottle | SynoCell · Move with freedom and ease · 60 capsules · dietary supplement |
|---|---|
| Claims on the front | supports optimal joint health and comfort; promotes blood flow and supports cartilage; improves mobility and flexibility |
| Serving size | 2 capsules |
| Servings per container | 30 |
| Avocado/Soybean Unsaponifiables (ASU) | 310 mg |
| Quercetin | 310 mg |
| Boswellia extract (Boswellia serrata) gum resin, std. to 65% boswellic acid | 200 mg |
| Hyaluronic acid | 180 mg |
| Black Pepper (fruit) Extract (BioPerine) | 5 mg |
| Daily Value | Daily Value (DV) not established. |
| Directions | Serving size: 2 capsules. The brand store says to use only as directed; follow the directions printed on your bottle. |
| Other ingredients | Not published on the brand store |
| Warnings | Not published on the brand store; read the warning printed on your bottle. |
| Storage | Not published; keep the bottle closed, cool and dry, away from children. |
What does SynoCell not publish about its capsules?
Several things a careful buyer would want are missing from the brand store. We will not guess at them. Check the printed bottle for each one.
- Other ingredients: fillers, flow agents and coatings are not listed.
- Capsule shell: gelatin or plant-based is not stated, which matters for vegetarians and some faiths.
- Allergen statement: none published, even though ASU comes from soy.
- Warnings and storage: not published beyond "use only as directed."
- Country of manufacture: not stated anywhere we found.
- Lab results: no certificate of analysis is posted. The seller's codes, lot SC-26/SY-6168 and CoA reference SC-6168-26-SY, are reference numbers, not lab proof.
If any of these decide whether you buy, email the brand at [email protected] first. You can also read about our checks on the testing and quality page.
How is SynoCell different from a proprietary blend?
SynoCell prints the amount of every ingredient. Many joint products do not. A "proprietary blend" lists one total weight for several ingredients, so you cannot tell how much of each is inside.
Printed amounts, as on SynoCell
- You can compare each ingredient with the dose used in research.
- Your pharmacist can check quercetin and piperine by the milligram.
- You can see that ASU and hyaluronic acid sit near trial doses.
A proprietary blend
- One total hides how much of each ingredient you get.
- A costly ingredient may be present in a token amount.
- Nobody can match the product against study doses.
Printed amounts are a genuine strength. They let the evidence speak for itself, good or bad. The FTC expects health claims to rest on trials at a comparable dose and form (FTC, Health Products Compliance Guidance), and you can only judge that when the dose is on the label.
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Order nowDoes a printed amount prove what is in the bottle?
Not by itself. FDA does not approve supplements or their labels, and the maker is responsible for getting them right (FDA, Questions and Answers on Dietary Supplements). A "Registered FDA Facility" badge is not approval either (FDA, Approval myths). Without a published lab report, the label is the maker's statement, not an independent test.
How do you read any Supplement Facts panel?
Start with the serving size, then work down. These six checks work on any joint product, not just SynoCell.
- Find the serving size. A panel that looks generous may be for 4 or 6 capsules.
- Count the days. Divide capsules per bottle by capsules per serving.
- Look for each amount. If you see only a blend total, you cannot judge the dose.
- Compare with research. Our ingredients page lists trial doses next to the label.
- Read the extract details. "Standardized to" tells you what the extract was made to contain.
- Read the small print. Other ingredients, allergens and warnings sit below the panel on most bottles.
For a longer walk-through with examples, see how to read a joint supplement label.
What do the claims on the front of the bottle mean?
They are structure and function claims, the kind supplements may make without FDA review. The front reads "Move with freedom and ease" and lists three claims marked with daggers: "supports optimal joint health and comfort," "promotes blood flow and supports cartilage" and "improves mobility and flexibility."
A dagger points to the standard disclaimer. It says FDA has not evaluated the statement and the product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease (FDA, Questions and Answers on Dietary Supplements). Those are the seller's words. We check each one against the studies on the benefits page.
FAQ
Supplement Facts questions
What are the ingredients in SynoCell?
SynoCell lists five ingredients per 2-capsule serving: avocado/soybean unsaponifiables 310 mg, quercetin 310 mg, Boswellia serrata extract 200 mg standardized to 65% boswellic acid, hyaluronic acid 180 mg and black pepper extract (BioPerine) 5 mg. Inactive ingredients are not published. (SynoCell, product page)
Does SynoCell have a proprietary blend?
No. Each of the five ingredients has its own printed amount, so you can see exactly how much ASU, quercetin, Boswellia, hyaluronic acid and black pepper extract you get. That makes it easy to compare with research doses and to check with a pharmacist.
Is SynoCell gelatin or vegetarian?
The brand store does not say. It does not publish the capsule shell or the other ingredients. If you avoid gelatin, read the bottle or email the brand at [email protected] before ordering, and keep the 90-day money-back policy in mind.
Is SynoCell safe with a soy allergy?
Ask a clinician first. ASU, the first ingredient, is made from avocado and soybean oils. The brand store publishes no allergen statement. Soy is a common food allergen, and severe reactions can be life threatening. (MedlinePlus, Food allergy)
What does Daily Value not established mean on a supplement?
It means no official recommended daily amount exists for that ingredient. Daily Values cover nutrients like vitamin C or calcium. Botanical extracts and compounds such as ASU, quercetin and Boswellia have none, so the panel shows a double asterisk instead of a percentage.
Is there a certificate of analysis for SynoCell?
None is published. The seller gives a lot code and a CoA reference number, but these are reference codes, not lab results. Without a posted third-party test, the label amounts are the maker's statement. (FDA, Questions and Answers on Dietary Supplements)
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Ingredients
All five ingredients, the amount in each serving, and how much human evidence backs each one.
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How to read a joint supplement label
Serving size, blends, research doses, standardized extracts and red-flag claims, using the SynoCell panel as the example.
Read moreTesting & quality
The GMP and FDA facility badges explained, why no CoA is published, and what to ask before you buy.
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