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Naka Platinum Organic Green Tea Extract, 95% Polyphenols with EGCG, Antioxidant and Thermogenic Support, 75 Capsules

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Naka Herbs Platinum Organic 95% EGCG Green Tea, 75 Capsules

Naka Platinum Organic Green Tea Extract, 95% Polyphenols with EGCG, Antioxidant and Thermogenic Support, 75 Capsules

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Naka Platinum Organic Green Tea Extract 95% Polyphenols Details

Naka Platinum Organic Green Tea Extract is 320 mg of organic green tea (Camellia sinensis) leaf extract per capsule, standardized to 95% polyphenols with 200 mg of total catechins declared on the panel — including EGCG, the catechin the research is built around. 75 capsules, one to two a day, made in Canada. Naka positions it for antioxidant and thermogenic support, and the 95% standardization is the reason to pick it: that sits at the top end for the category.

Naka's own copy puts it this way: green tea is an ancient herbal remedy known for its powerful antioxidant nature and has been proven to be 100 times more effective than other antioxidants such as Vitamin C. Studies have shown green tea to have a significant effect on the body's ability to burn fat for energy, and in particular a catechin called epigallocatechin gallate — EGCG — has proven to safely enhance thermogenesis.

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Quick Facts

Extract per capsule 320 mg organic green tea (Camellia sinensis) leaf extract
Standardized to 95% polyphenols, 1% caffeine
Total catechins 200 mg per capsule, with EGCG, ECG, EGC and EC declared individually
Capsules per bottle 75
Directions 1 to 2 capsules per day
Other ingredients Magnesium stearate (vegetable source), hypromellose (capsule ingredient)
Positioned for Antioxidant and thermogenic support
Origin Made in Canada

Who This Green Tea Extract Is For

  • People who want green tea at a real dose rather than brewing four or five cups a day to get there
  • Shoppers who read standardization numbers — 95% polyphenols with 200 mg of declared catechins is near the ceiling
  • Anyone wanting a certified organic extract, which is less common on the green tea shelf than you would expect
  • Buyers after the thermogenic positioning Naka gives it, where EGCG rather than a stimulant blend is the active
  • People who want an antioxidant that is not another vitamin C or E capsule

Who this product is NOT for: If you want a stimulant, this is not it — the panel declares caffeine at 1% of a 320 mg extract, roughly 3 mg a capsule, a rounding error next to a coffee. Buyers after a jolt should look at the Fat Burners range instead. If you want more extract per capsule with the caffeine removed as a processing step, Naka Herbs Green Tea Extract 400mg without caffeine is 400 mg across 120 capsules. And if calm focus rather than antioxidant load is the goal, green tea's other famous compound is the one you want — Theanine Supplements.

Vitamart's Take

We stock this one because of the standardization and the certification together. Plenty of green tea extracts sit at 45% or 50% polyphenols; a 95% standardization means almost the whole 320 mg is the active fraction rather than inert leaf material. Add an organic certification and a Canadian manufacturer, and it earns its place on a shelf where most products compete on milligrams alone.

Two honest notes. First, the thermogenic positioning is Naka's, and the claim traces to the EGCG rather than to caffeine — at about 3 mg a capsule there is no stimulant doing the work, so do not expect it to feel like a fat burner. Second, Naka's panel lists the individual catechins as well as a 200 mg total, and those individual figures do not add up cleanly to it. Read the 95% standardization and the 200 mg total as the reliable numbers and the line-by-line breakdown as indicative.

How This Green Tea Extract Compares

Green tea extracts separate on four things: milligrams of extract, the standardization percentage, the caffeine, and whether the leaf is certified organic. This one leads on standardization and certification.

  • Versus Naka Herbs Green Tea Extract 400mg without caffeine: 400 mg at 95% polyphenols, decaffeinated as a processing step, 120 capsules. More extract and a longer bottle; this one is the certified organic option with the declared catechin breakdown. The caffeine gap between them is smaller than the names suggest.
  • Versus Naka Herbs L-Theanine Plus Green Tea: 100 mg of green tea extract alongside 100 mg of L-theanine — a relaxation formula, not an antioxidant dose.
  • Versus brewed green tea: A cup gives a modest polyphenol dose plus roughly 40 mg of caffeine. One capsule is 320 mg of extract at 95% polyphenols with about 3 mg of caffeine.
  • Versus a thermogenic blend: Most stack green tea with caffeine or capsicum. This is single-ingredient green tea, so it is easier to tell what is doing what.

What Is EGCG?

Green tea's polyphenols are mostly catechins, and catechins come as a family: EGCG, ECG, EGC and EC, all declared separately on this panel. EGCG — epigallocatechin gallate — is the most abundant in green tea and by a wide margin the most studied, which is why it gets named on labels while the others rarely do. What separates it from the simpler catechins is an extra gallate group, and that structure is what makes it such an effective free-radical scavenger: more sites available to neutralize reactive molecules before they damage cell membranes, proteins and DNA.

The 95% figure is worth understanding because it is unusual. Standardization means the manufacturer has concentrated and tested the extract so a stated proportion of it is the active fraction, and most green tea extracts land between 45% and 80% polyphenols. At 95%, almost nothing in the capsule is leaf filler — 320 mg of extract carrying 200 mg of declared total catechins. Naka's thermogenic claim rests on EGCG specifically.

How To Use

Take 1 to 2 capsules per day or as suggested by a healthcare professional.

Frequently Asked Questions

➕ Is this product 95% EGCG?
No — it is standardized to 95% polyphenols, with 200 mg of total catechins declared per capsule. EGCG is one of those catechins, and the one Naka's thermogenic claim rests on.
➕ How much caffeine is in it?
The panel declares caffeine at 1% of the 320 mg extract — roughly 3 mg a capsule. A cup of brewed green tea is closer to 40 mg.
➕ Will it help me lose weight?
Naka's position is that studies show green tea has a significant effect on the body's ability to burn fat for energy, with EGCG enhancing thermogenesis. It is a single-ingredient extract, not a stimulant blend, so treat it as support alongside diet and training.
➕ One capsule or two?
The label allows either. One gives 320 mg of extract and 200 mg of catechins; two doubles that and makes the bottle a five-week supply instead of ten weeks.
➕ How does it compare to the 400 mg decaffeinated version?
That one has more extract per capsule and 120 a bottle, with the caffeine removed as a processing step. This one is certified organic and declares its catechins individually.
➕ How should I store it?
Closed, in a cool dry cupboard rather than a humid bathroom. Concentrated plant extracts keep best away from heat and moisture.

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Take 1 to 2 capsules per day or as suggested by a healthcare professional

Nutrition Facts / Valeur nutritive

Nutrition Facts
Serving Size: Each Capsule Contains
Amount Per Serving
% Daily Value *
Organic Green Tea (camellis sinensis) Leaf Extract
(Polyphenols 95%, EGCG 505, Caffeine 1%)
Total Catechins 200mg
Epigallpcatechin gallate (EGCG) 32mg
Epicatechin gallate (ECG) 75mg
Epigallocatechin (EGC) 22mg
Epicatechin (EC) 5mg
Caffeine (from green tea extract)
320mg

Additional Ingredients: Magnesium Stearate (vegetable source), Hypromellose (capsule ingredient)

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