What is NeoLife Flavonoid Complex?
NeoLife Flavonoid Complex is a daily antioxidant supplement built from ten fruit and vegetable extracts and concentrates, with vitamin C added. Each tablet supplies a 327 mg Flavonoid Complex Blend and 50 mg of vitamin C, so the two-tablet daily dose gives 654 mg of blend and 100 mg of vitamin C (calculated).
NeoLife calls it a “water soluble antioxidant complex from fruit & vegetables”. The blend draws on cranberry, kale, green tea, beetroot, elderberry, red grape skin, black grape skin, orange, lemon and grapefruit, and vitamin C is added alongside them — in NeoLife’s words, “to enhance absorption”.
This pack is made for NeoLife International Ltd, Lagos, Nigeria by Natural Formulas of Hayward, California, and carries NAFDAC registration number A7-2181. Recs-Medix Natural Solutions has been an authorised distributor of NeoLife in Nigeria since 2017, and ships worldwide by DHL Express.
What type of supplement is this?
It is a whole-food antioxidant supplement in tablet form — plant extracts and concentrates with one added vitamin. It sits in the antioxidant and daily wellness category rather than any condition-specific one, and it is taken as an ongoing dietary top-up rather than a short course.
Flavonoids are the natural plant pigments behind the deep blues, purples, reds and greens in fruit, vegetables, tea and wine. They divide into families — flavones, flavanols, flavanones, anthocyanins and catechins — and different plants supply different ones, which is why this formula draws on ten sources instead of one.
The plants involved are ordinary food plants: cranberry (Vaccinium macrocarpon), kale (Brassica oleracea), green tea (Camellia sinensis), beetroot (Beta vulgaris), elderberry (Sambucus nigra), red and black grape (Vitis vinifera), orange (Citrus sinensis), lemon (Citrus limon) and grapefruit (Citrus paradisi). The added vitamin C is ascorbic acid.
Products of this kind go by two names across the markets we ship to: food supplement in the UK and EU, dietary supplement in the USA and Canada. This page uses “food supplement” throughout.
This is a dietary supplement, not a medicine. It is intended to support general health and wellbeing, not to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
What does NeoLife Flavonoid Complex do?
The vitamin C in this formula contributes to the protection of cells from oxidative stress and to the normal function of the immune system. Oxidative stress is the everyday imbalance between reactive molecules produced during normal metabolism and the body’s own capacity to keep them in check, and vitamin C is one of the nutrients used in that balance.
Two tablets supply 100 mg of vitamin C — 125% of the EU and GB Nutrient Reference Value and 111% of the US and Canadian Daily Value (both calculated). Vitamin C is also used in collagen formation, in energy-yielding metabolism, in the normal functioning of the nervous system, and in the absorption of iron from food.
Alongside that, the ten plant extracts supply the flavonoid subclasses NeoLife formulated the product around, and the green tea component “provides catechins but virtually no caffeine” because a decaffeinated extract is used. NeoLife’s own positioning for the formula is “to increase the nutrients from flavonoid-rich fruits and vegetables”.
What are the key benefits of NeoLife Flavonoid Complex?
Two tablets a day supply 100 mg of vitamin C alongside 654 mg of flavonoid-rich plant extracts (calculated). The vitamin C contributes to the body functions below when the product is taken at the labelled dose as part of a varied diet.
- Contributes to the protection of cells from oxidative stress
- Contributes to the normal function of the immune system
- Contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue
- Contributes to normal collagen formation for the normal function of blood vessels, skin, gums, teeth, bones and cartilage
- Contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism
- Contributes to the normal functioning of the nervous system and to normal psychological function
- Increases iron absorption
- Supplies flavonoids from ten fruit and vegetable sources in one two-tablet serving
These statements have not been evaluated by the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) or by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Compare it with the rest of our immune system support range.
What are the ingredients in NeoLife Flavonoid Complex?
Every tablet contains a 327 mg Flavonoid Complex Blend drawn from the ten plant sources below, plus 50 mg of vitamin C. The blend total is declared for the ten sources together. If you need the excipient or tabletting-aid information, contact us and we can check the available product information for you.
Cranberry extract (fruit) — Vaccinium macrocarpon
A small, tart red berry grown mainly in North America and used in juices, sauces and dried snacks. The extract here is made from the fruit.
Kale concentrate (leaves) — Brassica oleracea
A dark leafy green from the cabbage family, eaten cooked or raw across West Africa, Europe and North America. It is the only leafy green in this formula, and dark leafy greens are a dietary source of vitamin K.
Green tea extract (leaves) — Camellia sinensis
Leaves from the same plant that produces black and oolong tea, but less oxidised. NeoLife states that the extract used here is decaffeinated and “provides catechins but virtually no caffeine”.
Beet concentrate (root) — Beta vulgaris
The deep crimson root vegetable used in salads, juices and stews. The concentrate here is made from the root.
Elderberry extract (fruit) — Sambucus nigra
The small purple-black berry of the European elder tree, traditionally cooked into cordials, syrups and preserves.
Red grape skin extract (fruit) — Vitis vinifera
Grape skin rather than whole fruit or seed, from the red varieties eaten fresh and pressed for juice and wine.
Black grape skin extract (fruit) — Vitis vinifera
The skin of the darker grape varieties. Including both red and black skins broadens the range of plants in the blend rather than doubling up on one.
Orange extract (fruit) — Citrus sinensis
Sweet orange, the most widely eaten citrus fruit in the world, used here as a fruit extract rather than juice.
Lemon extract (fruit) — Citrus limon
A sharp culinary citrus used worldwide in cooking, preserving and drinks. The extract here is made from the fruit.
Grapefruit extract (fruit) — Citrus paradisi
A large, bitter-sweet citrus fruit. Grapefruit is known to affect how the body handles a number of prescription medicines, which is covered in the warnings section below.
Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) — 50 mg per tablet
The only declared vitamin in the formula, at 100 mg across the two-tablet daily dose, and the nutrient behind the benefit wording in the key benefits section.
What does the supplement facts panel show?
| Item | Per tablet | Per daily dose (2 tablets, calculated) |
|---|---|---|
| Dosage | Take 2 tablets daily | |
| Tablets per bottle | 60 — a 30-day supply at the labelled dose (calculated) | |
| Flavonoid Complex Blend | 327 mg | 654 mg |
| — Reference value | Not established for this ingredient | |
| Vitamin C | 50 mg (50% NRV as printed) | 100 mg |
| Vitamin C — EU and GB NRV (80 mg) | 62.5% (calculated) | 125% (calculated) |
| Vitamin C — US and Canada Daily Value (90 mg) | 56% (calculated) | 111% (calculated) |
| Vitamin C — Australia and New Zealand RDI (45 mg) | 111% (calculated) | 222% (calculated) |
| Blend sources | Cranberry extract (fruit); Kale concentrate (leaves); Green Tea extract (leaves); Beet concentrate (root); Elderberry extract (fruit); Red Grape Skin extract (fruit); Black Grape Skin extract (fruit); Orange extract (fruit); Lemon extract (fruit); Grapefruit extract (fruit) | |
| NAFDAC registration | A7-2181 | |
| NeoLife item number | #2790 | |
| Made for | NeoLife International Ltd, Lagos, Nigeria, by Natural Formulas, Hayward, California, USA | |
The 50% figure on this pack is calculated for individuals four years and older against a 100 mg reference. The three rows beneath it convert the same milligram amounts to the reference intakes used in our other shipping markets, so wherever you order from you can read the panel against the figure your own labels use. Those reference intakes are the EU and GB values set in Regulation 1169/2011 Annex XIII, the Daily Value used by the FDA and Health Canada, and the Australian and New Zealand Nutrient Reference Value.
How do you take NeoLife Flavonoid Complex?
Take 2 tablets daily as a dietary source of naturally occurring flavonoids. At that rate a 60-tablet bottle lasts 30 days (calculated). Choose a time of day that fits your routine, and if you take a medicine that needs spacing from other products, ask your pharmacist what interval to leave.
Do not exceed the stated recommended daily dose.
How do you get the best from it?
Take it every day at the same point in your routine, alongside a diet that already includes a range of coloured fruit and vegetables. A supplement built around plant extracts works as an addition to that pattern of eating rather than a shortcut past it.
- Anchor it to something you already do daily, so the habit does not depend on remembering.
- Keep eating a variety of colours. Green, purple and berry-coloured produce supply different compounds from orange and red produce.
- Keep the rest of your routine — sleep, movement, alcohol — in the picture when you judge any dietary change.
Results vary between individuals. Supplements are intended to support a healthy diet and lifestyle, not to replace them.
Who is NeoLife Flavonoid Complex for?
It suits adults who want a daily antioxidant and vitamin C supplement derived from fruit and vegetable sources. It is a general wellness product rather than one aimed at a particular condition or age group.
- Adults looking for daily antioxidant support and a reliable source of vitamin C
- People whose meals are heavy on starches and light on green, purple and berry-coloured produce
- Busy workers and frequent travellers who eat out often and find variety hard to keep up
- Anyone already taking a NeoLife whole-food product who wants to add the water-soluble side of the picture
- People who prefer supplements derived from recognisable food plants
Who should avoid this product or check first?
Three groups need advice before starting this product: anyone taking prescription medicine, anyone pregnant or breastfeeding, and anyone buying it for a person under 18. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before starting any new supplement, especially if you have a medical condition or are on medication.
Anyone told to avoid grapefruit with a medicine
Grapefruit extract is one of the ten declared plant sources in this formula. Grapefruit is known to change how the body processes a number of prescription and over-the-counter medicines, including some statins, some blood pressure medicines, some immunosuppressants, some anti-anxiety medicines and some medicines for abnormal heart rhythms. That evidence concerns grapefruit juice and whole fruit; how a grapefruit extract inside a mixed blend behaves at this amount has not been established either way. If you have been told to avoid grapefruit with something you take, speak to your pharmacist or doctor before starting this product. The FDA consumer guidance on grapefruit and medicines lists the drug groups involved.
People taking warfarin or another anticoagulant
Three of the declared sources come up regularly in anticoagulant care: kale is a dark leafy green and a dietary source of vitamin K, and green tea and cranberry are both raised in the same context. The evidence on whether cranberry interacts with warfarin is mixed, as NCCIH sets out in its review of herb-drug interactions. Tell the clinician managing your anticoagulant that you are considering this product, and follow their advice.
People with a liver condition
Concentrated green tea extract supplements have been linked with liver problems in a small number of people. The EFSA scientific opinion on green tea catechins that examined this concerned doses of 800 mg a day and above taken as concentrated extracts; green tea here is one of ten plants inside a 654 mg daily blend. If you have a liver condition, speak to your doctor first, and stop taking any supplement and seek medical advice if you develop yellowing of the skin or eyes, dark urine, or unusual tiredness with abdominal pain.
Pregnancy and breastfeeding
Speak to your doctor or midwife before taking this or any supplement during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.
Children and young people
The dose on this pack is a single daily amount, with no separate direction for children. If you are considering it for someone under 18, ask a doctor or pharmacist what is appropriate for their age and weight first. Keep out of reach of children.
Allergies and sensitivities
Check the source list above against any food allergy or intolerance you have — citrus, berries, grape, kale and green tea are all present. If you react to any of them in food, do not take this product.
Possible side effects
Side effects can occur, and results are not guaranteed. Vitamin C at higher intakes is associated with digestive upset in some people, and any concentrated plant extract can cause an allergic reaction in someone sensitive to that plant. Stop taking it and seek medical advice if you have a reaction.
What does this product not do?
It is a food supplement and it does not treat, cure or prevent any disease. It is not a medicine, it does not replace prescription medication, and no one should stop or change a prescribed medicine because of it.
- It does not treat, cure or prevent cancer, heart disease, diabetes or any other named condition.
- Side effects can occur, and results are not guaranteed. The possibilities are set out in the warnings section above.
- It does not replace fruit and vegetables in your diet, and it is not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet or a healthy lifestyle.
- Results are not instant. It is a daily food supplement, and consistent use over time is how any supplement is meant to be taken.
- It is not a standardised single-compound supplement — no individual flavonoid is isolated or quantified.
These statements have not been evaluated by the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) or by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA). This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
How should you store it?
- Store in a cool, dry place below 25°C and protect from light.
- Keep the cap tightly closed after every use.
- Do not keep it in a bathroom, a car, or beside a cooker or window.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Check the expiry date printed on the bottle before you start a new pack.
How do you know your pack is genuine?
You will receive one bottle of 60 tablets in NeoLife’s original white packaging, with the green NeoLife Nutritionals banner and the Flavonoid Complex name on the front label, and the fruit and vegetable photograph beside the description “water soluble antioxidant complex from fruit & vegetables”.
- NAFDAC Regn. No. A7-2181 is printed on the back panel, below the ingredient list.
- The back panel carries the SAB seal of the NeoLife Scientific Advisory Board and the NAFDAC-worded disclaimer.
- The “Made for” block reads NeoLife International Ltd, Lagos, Nigeria, by Natural Formulas, 2125 American Ave, Hayward, CA 94545 U.S.A.
- Lot, manufacture and expiry codes are printed on the pack, and the bottle and closure should reach you undamaged.
- NeoLife marks this product “NOT SOLD IN RETAIL STORES. Available Exclusively from NeoLife Distributors” — which is why the channel you buy it through matters for this brand.
Recs-Medix Natural Solutions has been an authorised distributor of NeoLife in Nigeria since 2017. Stock is sourced through authorised distribution, and we do not sell opened, repackaged or grey-market product.
Why buy NeoLife Flavonoid Complex from Recs-Medix?
Ordering online takes a couple of minutes and the pack comes to your door. Recs-Medix ships from Nigeria worldwide and has been an authorised NeoLife distributor since 2017.
- Same-day delivery in Lagos and Abuja where available on orders placed early in the day
- Nationwide delivery across Nigeria, typically within 1 to 3 business days
- Payment on Delivery available nationwide within Nigeria
- DHL Express international shipping to the USA, UK, Canada, the EU and Australia, typically 3 to 5 business days
- Naira and international currency options at checkout
- Support by WhatsApp, phone and email before and after you order
Full details are on our shipping and delivery page and our returns and refunds policy. General questions are answered on our supplement store FAQ, and you can reach the team through our contact page.
Which NeoLife products go well with Flavonoid Complex?
Flavonoid Complex covers the water-soluble side of a whole-food supplement routine, so the products alongside it cover different ground rather than the same ground again. Check with a pharmacist or doctor before combining supplements, particularly if you take prescription medicine.
- NeoLife Carotenoid Complex — the fat-soluble counterpart, built from orange, yellow and red produce rather than berries and citrus.
- Cruciferous Plus — the vegetable-family formula, built from broccoli, kale, radish, watercress and mustard.
- NeoLife Vitamin C — the standalone vitamin C tablet from the same range.
You can see the full range on the NeoLife brand page, or browse our wider immune system support category.
Frequently asked questions
What are the benefits of taking NeoLife Flavonoid Complex?
The benefits come from its vitamin C, which contributes to the protection of cells from oxidative stress, to the normal function of the immune system, to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue, and to normal collagen formation for blood vessels, skin, gums, teeth, bones and cartilage. The two-tablet dose also supplies 654 mg of flavonoid-rich extracts from ten fruit and vegetable sources (calculated).
What do flavonoids do for your body?
Flavonoids are a large family of plant compounds — flavones, flavanols, flavanones, anthocyanins and catechins — found in fruit, vegetables, tea and wine, where they produce much of the blue, purple, red and green colour. In the diet they come from eating a range of coloured produce, and different plants supply different subclasses, which is why variety matters more than volume of any single fruit.
What is bioflavonoid complex good for?
“Bioflavonoid complex” is a general shopping term for supplements that combine several flavonoid-rich plant sources in one product, often with vitamin C added, as this one is. People usually buy them as a daily antioxidant and vitamin C top-up rather than for a specific health goal.
What is the difference between Flavonoid Complex, Carotenoid Complex and Cruciferous Plus?
Flavonoids are water-soluble plant compounds and carotenoids are fat-soluble ones, and the two groups come from different produce: flavonoids from berries, dark grapes, citrus, leafy greens and tea, carotenoids from orange, yellow and red produce such as carrot, tomato and pepper. NeoLife Carotenoid Complex is the fat-soluble product and Cruciferous Plus is built from cabbage-family vegetables. They are three different products and are not interchangeable.
How much fruit and vegetables should adults eat each day?
Most national guidance lands on roughly 400 g of fruit and vegetables a day, usually described as five 80 g portions. Because we ship this product to several countries, the table below sets out what each of the main guidance bodies recommends, so you can read your own intake against the right figure.
| Guidance | Daily recommendation for adults |
|---|---|
| World Health Organization (global, including Nigeria) | At least 400 g of fruit and vegetables a day, excluding potatoes and other starchy roots |
| United Kingdom — NHS 5 A Day | At least five 80 g portions a day, totalling 400 g |
| European Union | National guidelines vary by member state and generally align with the WHO 400 g figure |
| United States — Dietary Guidelines for Americans | About 2 cup-equivalents of fruit and 2½ cup-equivalents of vegetables a day at a 2,000 calorie level |
| Australia — Go for 2 & 5 | 2 serves of fruit and 5 serves of vegetables a day |
| Canada — Canada’s Food Guide | Make half your plate vegetables and fruits at each meal |
A supplement is a top-up, not a swap. Two tablets a day add flavonoid-rich extracts from ten sources plus 100 mg of vitamin C to whatever you are already eating, and the fruit and vegetables on your plate still need to be there. You can read the NHS explanation of the 400 g figure on the NHS 5 A Day page and the underlying global recommendation in the WHO healthy diet fact sheet.
What are the side effects of taking flavonoid supplements?
Side effects can occur with any supplement. With this one the realistic possibilities are digestive upset, which some people get from vitamin C, and an allergic reaction in anyone sensitive to citrus, berries, grape, kale or green tea. Stop taking it and seek medical advice if you react.
Does this product contain caffeine?
NeoLife states that the green tea extract used in this formula is decaffeinated and “provides catechins but virtually no caffeine”. If you are avoiding caffeine strictly for a medical reason, check with your doctor or pharmacist first.
Can I take it every day, and alongside a multivitamin?
It is designed as an ongoing daily supplement at two tablets a day. If you also take a multivitamin or an immune formula, add up your total vitamin C first, since this product supplies 100 mg a day and those products commonly contain it too. Ask a pharmacist if you are combining several products or taking prescription medicine.
How long does it take to notice anything?
There is no set timeframe, and this is not a product designed to produce a noticeable effect on a schedule. It is a daily food supplement taken as part of an ongoing routine. Results vary between individuals.
Where can I buy NeoLife Flavonoid Complex in Nigeria and what does it cost?
Order it here for delivery anywhere in Nigeria, with Payment on Delivery available nationwide and same-day delivery in Lagos and Abuja where available. The current price is shown in the price field on this page, in naira and in international currency options at checkout.
Do you ship NeoLife Flavonoid Complex internationally?
Yes. Recs-Medix ships worldwide by DHL Express, with delivery to the USA, UK, Canada, the EU and Australia typically taking 3 to 5 business days. Check your own country’s rules on importing food supplements before ordering.
Last updated: 20 August 2026
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