Cardio Clear 7 Ingredients: The Three Named Actives
Cardio Clear 7 names three ingredients: CoQ10, shilajit extract and PQQ disodium salt.
No amount is listed for any of the three here, so read the panel on your own bottle for the exact figures.
Before you start, see who should ask a pharmacist first.
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What is known, and what is not
The written pack names no ingredients. Under Named list
it carries one sentence: Follow the current bottle panel.
Three ingredients are named on one graphic: CoQ10, shilajit extract and PQQ disodium salt.
That graphic is generated artwork rather than a photograph. Its copy of the brand seal is misspelled.
No amount is declared for any of the three, anywhere in this pack.
The product is called Cardio Clear 7. Nothing explains the difference between the 7 and the three.
02
Why the provenance matters here
On every other site this desk has built, the ingredient names come from a photograph of the regulated document that is legally required to carry them. Here they come from a marketing image that got the brand's own slogan wrong. The names may well be right — this site has no reason to think they are not — but may well be right
is a different thing from transcribed
, and the difference is worth a sentence every time.
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The three, and what the sources say
- 01from a generated graphicCoQ10 (Coenzyme Q10)NIH calls the heart evidence inconclusiveno amount is declared for this ingredient, or for either of the other twowhat the sources say
NCCIH is direct about this one:
only a few studies have looked at whether CoQ10 might help prevent heart disease, and their results are inconclusive
, andresearch on the effects of CoQ10 in heart failure is also inconclusive.
It adds that on statin-related muscle painthe overall scientific evidence does not support the idea that CoQ10 can reduce muscle pain
, thatno serious side effects of CoQ10 have been reported
, and that itmay interact with the anticoagulant (blood thinner) warfarin
and with insulin. The capsules in the seller's own photograph are printedCo Q10 — ubidecarenone
, which is the international name for coenzyme Q10.NIH National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health →
- 02from a generated graphicShilajit Extractan ayurvedic material; no government dose foundno amount is declared for this ingredient, or for either of the other twowhat the sources say
Shilajit is a mineral pitch used in ayurvedic medicine. None of the government sources this site opened publishes a human dose for it. What FDA does publish about this category is a warning: some unapproved ayurvedic products
include heavy metals, such as lead, mercury, arsenic, iron and zinc
andtypically are not labeled to contain
them, and using such productsmay result in high blood pressure, kidney injury, fatigue
. That warning names other products, not this one, and no certificate of analysis or heavy-metal test result was supplied with this product. FDA's advice is totalk with your health care provider before using ayurvedic products.
- 03from a generated graphicPQQ Disodium Saltfood-use levels up to 20 mg a serving in GRAS noticesno amount is declared for this ingredient, or for either of the other twowhat the sources say
PQQ disodium salt is the subject of GRAS notices to FDA for use in beverages. The notice this site opened (GRN 709) proposes maximum levels of 8 to 20 mg per 240 mL serving depending on the drink, and estimates a 90th-percentile intake of 63.1 mg a person a day if every food were used at the maximum level. Those are food-ingredient levels, not a studied dose for any health effect, and this site found no human efficacy dose for PQQ in any government source it opened. No amount of it is declared on this product anyway.
Three cards, because three is how many ingredients this pack names. The product is called Cardio Clear 7, and nothing supplied explains the difference. Not one of the three carries an amount.
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Four things to settle before you pay
No price, no amounts and no directions were supplied to this site. The guarantee was given as 60 days from purchase unless the sales page prints a longer window.
Where to buy itRead the guarantee
- Three ingredients named, none with an amount
- No Supplement Facts panel was supplied to this site
- U.S. stocking partner for Cardio Clear 7
This site holds no stock and takes no payment. No price was supplied to it, for any pack, so it prints none, and the guarantee it was given defers to a page it has not seen. The checkout governs.
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Why there is no dose chart
Why there is no chart here
Every other site in this series ends this section with a chart: the label's amount against the dose the research used, one row per ingredient. That chart cannot be drawn for this product. One of its two axes does not exist, and the other depends on three names that come from a picture rather than from a label.
- CoQ10 (Coenzyme Q10)named only on a generated graphicdeclared on this productnothingpublished for this ingredientNIH calls the heart evidence inconclusive
- Shilajit Extractnamed only on a generated graphicdeclared on this productnothingpublished for this ingredientan ayurvedic material; no government dose found
- PQQ Disodium Saltnamed only on a generated graphicdeclared on this productnothingpublished for this ingredientfood-use levels up to 20 mg a serving in GRAS notices
A dose chart needs two numbers per row: what the label declares and what the research used. This product declares nothing, for any of the three — and the only list of the three is generated artwork rather than a photograph of a label. Drawing a chart here would mean inventing one axis and trusting the other to a picture that misspells its own brand.
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Where every fact came from
Where every fact on this site came from
The written pack supplied with this product contains no ingredient list. Under Named list
it carries one sentence: Follow the current bottle panel.
The bottle panel is the thing that was not supplied. So rather than a transcription, this site publishes a ledger: every fact it states, and the source it came from, strongest first.
The bottle photograph
A photograph of the actual product. The strongest source in this pack.
- The product's name
CARDIOCLEAR7, with a trademark mark.
- The brand
Simple Promise, with the line
WE FOLLOW THE SCIENCE
beneath it. Spelled correctly on the bottle. - The two claims
Supports a Healthy Heart*
andHelps Maintain Healthy Cellular Energy*
. Both are structure-function phrasing. - The count
30 CAPSULES, 30 Day Supply.
- The form
Capsules. The written pack says only
see the sales page / label
.
A generated graphic
Not a photograph. Its copy of the brand's own seal is misspelled, which is how this site knows it was generated.
- The three ingredient names
CoQ10, Shilajit Extract and PQQ Disodium Salt, from the generated
INSIDE CARDIO CLEAR 7
graphic. This is the only source for them anywhere in the pack, and it is not a photograph. - The FDA disclaimer sentence
Printed along the foot of the same generated graphic.
The written brief
Prose supplied with the product. Useful for contact details and terms; it names no ingredients at all.
- The order desk
A phone number, described as the BuyGoods default order desk.
- The two New York addresses
An office and a returns address.
- The guarantee
60 days from purchase unless the sales page prints a longer window
— which is a term that defers to a document this site has not seen. - The lot and CoA references
Draft labels for a production run. Neither is a test result.
Nothing supplied it
This site prints no figure and describes the hole instead.
- Any amount, for any ingredient
No milligram figure appears anywhere in this pack.
- The serving size and directions
The written pack says
Follow the label
; the label text supplied is the front of the bottle, which carries no directions. - The price
The written pack says the prices are the ones printed at the checkout. No figure was supplied.
- Any caution, storage or allergen line
Nothing on any supplied artwork warns about anything.
- The Supplement Facts panel
No photograph of the back of the bottle exists in this pack.
Four of these rows are in the bottom group, which is the honest summary of this pack. The three ingredient names sit in the second group rather than the first, and they are marked that way everywhere they appear on this site.
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Sources
- 21 CFR 101.36 — Nutrition labeling of dietary supplementsU.S. Electronic Code of Federal RegulationsThe rule that
the label of a dietary supplement that is offered for sale shall bear nutrition labeling in accordance with this regulation
, and the proprietary-blend rules on total weight and descending order of predominance by weight. - Coenzyme Q10NIH National Center for Complementary and Integrative HealthThat the heart-disease and heart-failure evidence is
inconclusive
, that the evidence does not support CoQ10 for statin-related muscle pain, thatno serious side effects of CoQ10 have been reported
, and the warfarin and insulin interactions. - GRAS Notice 709 — Pyrroloquinoline quinone disodium saltU.S. Food and Drug AdministrationThe food-ingredient levels proposed for PQQ disodium salt — 8 to 20 mg per 240 mL serving — and the estimated intakes. These are food levels, not a studied dose for any health effect.
- FDA warns about heavy metal poisoning associated with certain unapproved ayurvedic drug productsU.S. Food and Drug Administration, 3 December 2025FDA's warning that some unapproved ayurvedic products contain heavy metals that are not on the label, the symptoms it lists, and its advice to talk to a health care provider first. It names other products, not this one.
- Health Products Compliance GuidanceU.S. Federal Trade CommissionThe
competent and reliable scientific evidence
standard, and the rule that consumer testimonialsare never sufficient to substantiate claims about the effects of a health product.
- Complying with the Made in USA StandardU.S. Federal Trade CommissionThe
all or virtually all
standard that a Made in USA claim has to meet.
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Four things to settle before you pay
No price, no amounts, no directions and no certificate of analysis were supplied to this site. These are the questions that close the gap, and all four have short answers.
- 01Ask for a photograph of the back of the bottle
This is the one that unlocks everything else. The written pack's whole ingredient section is
Follow the current bottle panel
, and the bottle panel was not supplied. Without it there is no serving size, no amount, no other-ingredients line and no allergen statement. The order desk is on +1 (302) 200-3480. - 02Ask what the 7 counts
The product is called Cardio Clear 7. The only ingredient list in this pack names three. It is a fair question and it has a short answer.
- 03Ask how much CoQ10 is in a capsule
That is the figure the whole product rests on, and it is not declared. NCCIH's position is that the heart-disease and heart-failure evidence for CoQ10 is
inconclusive
even at studied doses; at an undisclosed one there is nothing to assess at all. - 04Ask for a heavy-metal test on the shilajit
Shilajit is an ayurvedic mineral pitch. FDA has warned that some unapproved ayurvedic products contain lead, mercury or arsenic and
typically are not labeled to contain
them. That warning names other products, not this one — which is exactly why a test result for this one is worth asking for. The pack gives a CoA reference, which is the name of a document rather than its contents.
Where to buy itWhat was not supplied
- Three ingredients named, none with an amount
- No Supplement Facts panel was supplied to this site
- U.S. stocking partner for Cardio Clear 7
This site holds no stock and takes no payment. No price was supplied to it, for any pack, so it prints none, and the guarantee it was given defers to a page it has not seen. The checkout governs.
What this page was checked against
Every figure on it is transcribed from the supplied Supplement Facts panel and checked-out pack, derived by arithmetic from those, or taken from a source on the references page.