Centurion HealthTart Cherry Extract
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Tart Cherry Extract

A Number One Nutrition dietary supplement sold by Centurion Health, with concentrated Montmorency tart cherry extract in vegetable capsules.

200 capsulesVegetable capsules
10:1 extractMontmorency tart cherry
Non-GMOGluten- and dairy-free label
Made in USACheck current bottle
The short answer

It is a capsule-based Montmorency tart cherry extract. The 3,000 mg statement is an herbal equivalent based on the 10:1 concentration—not necessarily the physical amount of extract in each serving.

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Product facts checked September 14, 2026.

Product facts

What is in the bottle?

Product
Tart Cherry Extract
Brand
Number One Nutrition
Seller
Centurion Health / Centurion Labs, LLC
Form
Vegetable capsules
Container
200 capsules
Suggested use
1 capsule daily with an 8 oz glass of water, or as directed by a healthcare professional
Featured ingredient
Montmorency tart cherry extract
Extract ratio
10:1
Label statement
3,000 mg herbal equivalent per serving
Dietary identifiers
Non-GMO, gluten-free, and dairy-free on the current front label
Brand and seller relationship

The bottle label says Number One Nutrition. The official product page is sold by Centurion Health, which is operated by Centurion Labs, LLC.

Formula guide

How to read the tart cherry label

The concentration language matters. These three points separate the physical extract from its stated herbal equivalent and from other tart cherry formats.

01

Montmorency tart cherry

The official page identifies Montmorency as the tart cherry variety used for the extract.

02

10:1 concentration

The ratio describes how much starting plant material is represented in the concentrated extract.

03

Herbal equivalent

The 3,000 mg front-label statement is an equivalent amount, so it should not be read as the capsule's physical extract weight.

Suggested use

One capsule daily with water

The current label says: “As a dietary supplement take one capsule daily. Take with an 8 oz glass of water or as directed by your healthcare professional.”

Ask a healthcare professional before use if you take medication, have a medical condition, are pregnant or nursing, or are preparing for surgery.

Package overview

200vegetable capsules
200 daysat 1 capsule daily
10:1extract concentration
Bottle duration is calculated from 200 capsules and the label's one-capsule daily suggested use.

Questions & answers

What shoppers ask before buying

Direct answers based on the current label and official Centurion Health product page.

What is Number One Nutrition Tart Cherry Extract?

It is a concentrated Montmorency tart cherry dietary supplement in vegetable capsules. The front label identifies a 10:1 extract and 3,000 mg herbal equivalent per serving. It is sold by Centurion Health in a 200-capsule bottle.

What does 10:1 tart cherry extract mean?

A 10:1 ratio describes concentration: ten parts of starting tart cherry material are used to produce approximately one part of extract. It does not mean that each capsule physically contains ten times its listed weight.

Does the bottle contain 3,000 mg of extract per serving?

The label says 3,000 mg herbal equivalent per serving. That is an equivalent amount based on the 10:1 concentration, not necessarily the physical weight of extract in the serving. Check the current Supplement Facts panel for the exact serving details.

Is this tart cherry juice or a powder?

Neither. This product supplies tart cherry extract in vegetable capsules. It does not require mixing and is different from bottled tart cherry juice or loose tart cherry powder.

How many capsules are in the bottle?

The current bottle contains 200 vegetable capsules. The label's suggested use says: “As a dietary supplement take one capsule daily. Take with an 8 oz glass of water or as directed by your healthcare professional.” At one capsule daily, the bottle provides a 200-day supply.

Is Tart Cherry Extract gluten-free and non-GMO?

The current front label identifies the product as gluten-free, non-GMO, and dairy-free. People with an allergy or medically necessary restriction should still review the complete current label before use.

Can tart cherry extract diagnose or treat gout, insomnia, or joint disease?

No. This is a dietary supplement, not a medicine, and it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Centurion Health positions it for sleep, mobility, and recovery support, but individual results are not guaranteed.

Can I take tart cherry with medication?

Ask a qualified healthcare professional before use if you take medication, have a medical condition, are pregnant or nursing, or are preparing for surgery. Bring the current label so the complete ingredient list and serving can be reviewed.

Where is the product made?

The current product label says it is made in the United States. Check the bottle you receive for the most current manufacturing and ingredient-sourcing statement.

Where can I buy the authentic product?

Use the official Centurion Health product page to verify the current package, availability, price, and purchasing options. Centurion Health advises shoppers to avoid unauthorized marketplace resellers.

Sources

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Product formulations, packaging, price, and availability can change. The official product page and the label on the bottle are the final product references.

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