Joint Genesis Ingredients List: The Complete Label in One Table

Sometimes you do not want a story. You want the label, all of it, in one place. This Joint Genesis ingredients list gives you exactly that: the complete label as a table, followed by the other ingredients, the free-from list, the shelf life and a short note on who should check with a professional first. We took it from the bottle label and the seller’s order page as checked on October 27, 2026.

Joint Genesis ingredients list: the supplement facts

One capsule is a serving, and a bottle holds 30 servings, so a bottle is a 30-day supply at one capsule a day.

Ingredient	Amount per capsule	Detail on the label
Ginger powder (Zingiber officinale, root)	200 mg	Root powder
Boswellia extract (Boswellia serrata gum resin)	100 mg	Standardized to 65 percent boswellic acid
Hyaluronic acid matrix	80 mg	60 to 80 percent hyaluronic acid, more than 5 up to 15 percent polysaccharides, more than 5 up to 20 percent collagen type II
Pine bark extract (Pinus pinaster)	150 mg	French maritime pine bark
Black pepper fruit (Piper nigrum)	5 mg	Standardized to 95 percent piperine

The seller calls the hyaluronic acid matrix Mobilee and the black pepper extract BioPerine. Those are the seller’s names, and the label itself carries the plain descriptions above.

The other ingredients

Below the actives the label lists the supporting ingredients.

• Cellulose: the capsule itself.
• Magnesium stearate: listed after the actives.
• Silica: listed after the actives.

That is the whole label. There is no blend that hides its amounts and no mystery line. Each active has its own number, which makes it easy to compare with anything your doctor might ask about.

The free-from list

According to the seller, the capsules are free from:

• gluten
• dairy
• nuts
• soy
• egg
• crustaceans
• GMOs
• BPA

That covers most of the common sensitivities, and it is useful if you shop with a short list of things to avoid. As always, read the bottle you receive and ask a professional if you are unsure.

What is not on the free-from list

One item deserves a plain mention. The hyaluronic acid matrix comes from an animal source and includes collagen type II. If you avoid animal products for any reason, check with the seller before you order. The seller’s support line is (800) 589-4191, Monday to Friday 6am to 5pm and Saturday 6am to 2pm Pacific, and email is [email protected].

Shelf life and how it is made

The seller lists a two-year shelf life, which comfortably covers even the 180-day supply in the 6-bottle package. The seller says the capsules are made following cGMP in an FDA-inspected facility in the USA, and the FDA does not approve dietary supplements before they are sold, so that line describes the facility and is the seller’s statement. The label calls the formula Doctor Formulated.

How to read the percentages on the label

Two ingredients carry numbers in percent, and it helps to know what they mean. Boswellia is standardized to 65 percent boswellic acid, so the 100 mg of extract is a standardized extract, not a plain powder. Black pepper is standardized to 95 percent piperine, which the seller calls BioPerine. Standardization means the maker adjusts the extract to a stated level of a key compound, and the label tells you the level.

The hyaluronic acid matrix has ranges rather than single numbers. It is 60 to 80 percent hyaluronic acid, more than 5 up to 15 percent polysaccharides and more than 5 up to 20 percent collagen type II. Ranges like those are how the label describes this kind of matrix, and you can read them as a description of what is in the 80 mg rather than a precise recipe. Our Mobilee guide explains what the matrix is for, and the Joint Genesis product page shows the whole label beside the packages.

A one-line summary of the whole label

If you want to say it in a sentence: Joint Genesis is a once-a-day capsule with 200 mg of ginger, 100 mg of boswellia extract, an 80 mg hyaluronic acid matrix, 150 mg of French maritime pine bark extract and 5 mg of black pepper extract, in a cellulose capsule with magnesium stearate and silica, free from gluten, dairy, nuts, soy, egg, crustaceans, GMOs and BPA, with a two-year shelf life. That sentence is the whole bottle.

What each line is for, in one sentence

If you want a quick read, here is the seller’s purpose for each active, in a sentence. Hyaluronic acid matrix: replenish hyaluronan in synovial fluid. Pine bark extract: a powerful antioxidant that distributes into synovial fluid. Ginger: with boswellia, support a healthy inflammatory response and joint comfort. Boswellia: the other half of that pair. Black pepper extract: help absorption. For longer explanations, with the research behind each ingredient, see our ingredients guide.

What the label does not say

A fair reading also notes what a label cannot tell you. It does not say how you will feel, because no label can. It does not say how long you should take the capsule, and for that the seller’s FAQ gives a range: some customers notice improvements within the first 3 to 4 weeks, and for the majority noticeable changes typically occur after three months of consistent, daily use. It does not replace a conversation with your doctor.

What the label does give you is a clear description of what you would be swallowing each morning, which is the first thing any careful shopper should want. Everything else, the timeline, the routine and the guarantee, is on the seller’s order page and in our guides.

Who should check the label with a professional

The bottle’s own caution applies to anyone who is pregnant, nursing, taking medication or living with a medical condition: ask a doctor first. We would add one plain point. Ginger, boswellia and pine bark are all in the formula, so people on blood thinners or diabetes medicine should ask their doctor before starting.

This is the same advice that applies to almost any supplement. A professional can compare the table above with your own situation in a few minutes, and the full set of cautions is on our safety page, and our side effects guide goes through them in a calm, practical way.

Quick answers about the label

Is there a hidden blend? No. Each of the five actives has its own amount, and the other ingredients are named.

Is it a capsule or a tablet? A capsule, one a day, with water, preferably in the morning.

Does the label name a brand for the pine bark? No. It says French maritime pine bark, from Pinus pinaster, at 150 mg.

How many capsules are in a bottle? 30, so a bottle lasts 30 days at one a day.

Where is the label on the order page? The seller’s order page shows the label image, and the details above match what we read there on October 27, 2026.

How the label looks next to the offer

Here is the whole offer, so you can see the label in context. Two bottles are $158 plus $9.95 US shipping, three bottles are $207 plus $9.95 US shipping and six bottles are $294 with free US shipping and two free e-books. Every package carries a 180-day guarantee counted from the order date. The Joint Genesis product page holds the rest.