As the guava leaf naturally contains some copper, it is regularly tested for this for quality assurance purposes. The copper content of guava leaf extract is <10 ppm (= parts per million). If you follow our recommended intake of 1 capsule/day, you will consume 250mg of guava leaf extract. This contains 2.5 µg copper or less. This corresponds to an approximate ratio of 4000:1 (zinc:copper).
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