Curcumin Supreme Trio
95% Curcumin · Boswellia Serrata · Black Pepper Extract
120 vegan capsules
British botanical wellness
Curcumin and botanical supplements
Traditional botanicals.
Modern standards.
Zamzam Wellness Herbs is a UK wellness brand bringing carefully selected ingredients together in considered formulations. Each one is presented with clear labelling, named ingredients and vegan capsules.
Two formulations
Our formulations
A deliberately small range. Each formulation is built around a defined set of ingredients, named clearly on the label.
Vitality Max Supreme
Fenugreek, Panax Ginseng, Ashwagandha, Maca, Tribulus Terrestris, Muira Puama and Himalayan Shilajit
120 vegan capsules
Our approach
Rooted in botanical tradition
Many of the plants we work with have been used for generations across South Asia, the Middle East, East Asia and the Mediterranean. We take that heritage seriously — and present it through modern formulation practice and clear labelling.
That means named ingredients, straightforward formulation information and language that stays measured, so you can read the pack and understand exactly what is inside it.
Transparency
What's inside matters.
Ten carefully selected ingredients across two formulations — nine botanicals plus Himalayan shilajit. Here is what each one is, and where you will find it.
Curcumin
from Curcuma longa
The group of curcuminoid compounds found in turmeric root. Our ingredient is turmeric-derived and listed on the label as Curcumin 95%.
In: Curcumin Supreme Trio
Boswellia Serrata
Boswellia serrata
A resin obtained from the Boswellia tree, long used in traditional Indian botanical practice.
In: Curcumin Supreme Trio
Black Pepper Extract
Piper nigrum
An extract of black pepper fruit and a common companion ingredient in curcumin formulations.
In: Curcumin Supreme Trio
Ashwagandha
Withania somnifera
A root used for centuries in traditional Ayurvedic practice, grown across India and parts of North Africa.
In: Vitality Max Supreme
Panax Ginseng
Panax ginseng
Korean ginseng root, one of the most widely documented botanicals in traditional East Asian practice.
In: Vitality Max Supreme
Maca
Lepidium meyenii
A root vegetable cultivated in the high Andes of Peru and traditionally consumed as a food as well as a botanical.
In: Vitality Max Supreme
Shilajit
Himalayan shilajit
A naturally occurring substance associated with mountainous rock formations and used in Ayurvedic traditions. It is not a plant ingredient.
In: Vitality Max Supreme
Fenugreek
Trigonella foenum-graecum
The seed of a Mediterranean and South Asian plant, familiar as a culinary spice and used traditionally as a botanical.
In: Vitality Max Supreme
Tribulus Terrestris
Tribulus terrestris
A flowering plant used in several traditional herbal systems.
In: Vitality Max Supreme
Muira Puama
Ptychopetalum olacoides
A bark and root botanical originating in the Amazon basin and used in traditional Brazilian herbal practice.
In: Vitality Max Supreme
Standards
Quality without the noise.
A small set of standards we hold ourselves to, described plainly.
Clearly named ingredients
Each ingredient in a formulation is named on the label, so you can see exactly what the formula contains.
Vegan formulations
Both formulations are supplied in vegan capsules with no animal-derived ingredients.
Straightforward formulation information
Formulation details are presented plainly, in the same language on the pack and on this website.
Documented quality information
We publish quality, manufacturing or testing information only where it is supported by current documentation.
Learn
Learn about the ingredients
Plain-English guides to the ingredients we use, written to inform.
Curcumin 95 Explained
What a 95% figure on a curcumin label actually describes, and how to read percentages, milligrams and serving sizes together.
Read the guideHow to Read a Curcumin Supplement Label
A practical guide to comparing curcumin supplement labels — ingredient forms, percentages, milligrams, serving sizes, companion ingredients and 'equivalent' numbers.
Read the guideTurmeric Equivalent mg vs Curcumin Extract
What 'equivalent to' turmeric milligram numbers really describe, how they differ from actual extract weight and standardisation percentages, and how to compare labels fairly.
Read the guideCurcumin and Boswellia Explained
What curcumin and Boswellia serrata are, why they are commonly paired in supplement formulas, and what to check on labels.
Read the guide
Why Black Pepper Extract Is Used With Curcumin
Why black pepper extract so often appears alongside curcumin on supplement labels, how whole pepper, extract, piperine and BioPerine® differ, and what to check.
Read the guideCurcumin vs Turmeric
A clear comparison of turmeric, curcumin and curcuminoids — how they differ, how concentrated extracts compare with turmeric powder, and what to check on labels.
Read the guide
Shilajit vs Ashwagandha
A factual comparison of shilajit and ashwagandha — what each ingredient is, how they differ and what to check on supplement labels.
Read the guideOur story
A considered approach to botanical wellness.
Zamzam Wellness Herbs is a British wellness brand operated by Baigstar Ltd, built around a deliberately small range and a clear account of what each formulation contains.
Botanical heritage, presented to a modern standard — for everyone in the UK.
Discover Zamzam Wellness Herbs
Two formulations, ten carefully selected ingredients and a straightforward account of what each one contains. Take a closer look at whichever fits your routine.