PRODUCT DATA SHEET — Black Seed Oil Gummies
Internal research sheet. Source: supplier listing "Natural Black Seed Oil Gummies for Adults Black Cumin Seed Nigella Gummies Cold Pressed Black Seed Oil Gummies" (Alibaba, product ID 1601599344112, Zhengzhou Huaguang Biotechnology). Supplier-stated throughout; re-confirm against a production spec sheet and COA before use.
0. Read this first
There is no Supplement Facts panel for this product, and the one number the pack does give — "2%+ thymoquinone" — is a percentage of the oil, not a dose. Without mg of oil per serving it cannot be converted into anything meaningful.
Update, 2 September 2026 — partly superseded by section 2. A Supplement Facts panel is visible, on the right-hand bottle of the three-bottle product photograph in the inline images on the main Alibaba page. It gives 1,000 mg black seed oil per 2 gummies. The panel's left-hand column is physically hidden behind the front bottle, so it is a partial read — see section 2. That same photograph also turned up two contradictions that matter more than the dose: a different manufacturer name and a "Made in USA" badge.
1. Product identity
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Product name (supplier): Black Seed Oil Gummies
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Dosage form: gummy candy
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Listing type: Herbal Supplements | Listed effectiveness: improve immunity
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Main ingredient: black cumin seed oil (Nigella sativa), described as organic and cold pressed
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Unit size: 60 gummies per bottle | gummy weight: 3 g
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Brand on listing: Huaguang (OEM / ODM private label) | Origin: Henan, China
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Manufacturer printed on the label: Zhengzhou Linnuo, YingFa Industrial Park, Zhengzhou Hi-tech Zone, Henan — not Zhengzhou Huaguang Biotechnology, the company named on the listing. See section 7.
2. Supplement Facts
Source: Supplement Facts panel on the right-hand bottle of the supplier's three-bottle product photograph, inline on the Alibaba main page, read 2 September 2026. The description iframe carries only supplier boilerplate. Partial read: the front bottle covers the panel's left-hand nutrient-name column, so the amounts below are legible but several names are inferred from position and one is not readable at all. Treat as indicative only.
Serving size: 2 gummies · Servings per container: 30 (consistent with the 60-gummy bottle)
| Per 2 gummies |
Amount |
% DV |
Confidence |
| Calories |
15 |
— |
legible |
| Total carbohydrate (name inferred) |
4 g |
1% |
amount legible, name inferred |
| Total sugars (name inferred) |
3 g |
— |
amount legible, name inferred |
| Black seed oil (Nigella sativa) |
1,000 mg |
— |
legible |
| Name not readable |
50 mg |
— |
amount only — ask the supplier what this line is |
Footnote as printed: Daily Value not established; Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Other ingredients (partially legible): glucose syrup, sugar, pectin, water, […]ant flavor, coconut oil, carnauba [wax], […]tract. Two ingredient names are cut off by the bottle in front.
Also on the label: suggested use — as a dietary supplement, take [2 gummies] per day; keep out of the reach of children; do not use if the seal is damaged or missing; store in a cool [dry place]; the FDA disclaimer; and four badges — Made in USA, GMP Quality, Recycle and a recycling mark.
Reading this panel
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1,000 mg of black seed oil per 2-gummy serving is the number section 0 said the SKU stands or falls on, and it lands at the top of the 500–1,000 mg range noted in section 4. At 500 mg of oil per 3 g gummy this is a plausible but demanding load for a gummy matrix — ask how they achieve it and what it does to texture and oxidation.
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The 50 mg line is the open question. If it were thymoquinone the arithmetic would not work: 2% of 1,000 mg is roughly 20 mg, not 50 mg. So this is probably a second ingredient, not a standardisation figure. Ask what it is before anything is built on this panel.
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Pectin and coconut oil, no gelatin, which supports the vegan claim. Glucose syrup and sugar are the sweetener system, at 3 g sugars per serving.
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Nothing on the panel supports "organic". The listing's organic claim has no counterpart on the label.
- The panel would need rebuilding for a US label in any case: the black seed oil and 50 mg lines carry no % DV or asterisk treatment that can be checked from a partial read.
3. What the pack says
- Black Seed Oil · 100% pure cold pressed · "Support immune system*" · dietary supplement · 60 gummies
- Marketing panel: 2%+ thymoquinone · 100% cold pressed & vegan · 60 gummies
- Label badges: Made in USA · GMP Quality · Recycle
4. Dosage & use
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Listing dose field: "3 g" — one gummy, not a serving. Label: 2 gummies per day, matching the panel's 30 servings. The label should win.
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Bottle lasts: 30 days at 2 gummies per day.
5. Target audience
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Applicable people: adults | Not applicable: pregnant women, newborns
6. Physical, packaging & stability
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Shelf life: 24 months | storage: cool, dry, out of sunlight
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Single package: 12 × 6.5 × 6.5 cm, 0.2 kg | Certificate: halal certified
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Worth asking about: an oil-in-gummy format has a rancidity risk that a dry powder gummy does not, and at 500 mg of oil per gummy that risk is at the high end. Request oxidation data (peroxide value at production and at end of shelf life) and ask whether an antioxidant is used — nothing antioxidant-like appears in the legible part of the ingredient list.
7. Compliance flags
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"Made in USA" on the label versus place of origin China on the listing. This is the most serious finding on this SKU. An unqualified Made in USA claim is an FTC matter with a high evidentiary bar, and a Chinese-manufactured product cannot carry one. The badge has to come off before this artwork goes anywhere near a real label.
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Manufacturer mismatch. The label names Zhengzhou Linnuo; the listing is posted by Zhengzhou Huaguang Biotechnology. Either this is stock artwork borrowed from another factory's product, or the listing is a trading arrangement. Both change who we are actually contracting with and who holds the GMP certificate. Ask directly.
- The listing carries a California Proposition 65 consumer warning — resolve before US sale.
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Nigella sativa attracts every kind of over-claim. Nothing about blood sugar, blood pressure, cholesterol, asthma, allergies, infection, weight loss or cancer. Immune support with the FDA disclaimer is the whole permitted register.
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Interactions: black seed oil can lower blood pressure and blood glucose and may affect clotting. At 1,000 mg per day a "consult your doctor if you take blood-pressure, diabetes or blood-thinning medication" line belongs on our label.
- Pregnancy is excluded by the supplier and that exclusion should carry through.
- "Organic" and "vegan" are claimed without documentation; the ingredient list supports vegan but says nothing about organic.
8. Open gaps & contradictions to resolve
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The unreadable 50 mg line — the one remaining unknown in the formula.
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The full "other ingredients" line, two names of which are hidden behind the front bottle.
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Thymoquinone: is the 2% a specification of the oil, and what does it work out to per gummy? Ask for the tested figure, not the claim, and reconcile it with the 50 mg line.
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Made in USA badge and manufacturer mismatch — see section 7. Settle these before spending anything else on this SKU.
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Organic certification for the oil, and the pressing and storage conditions.
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Oxidation and shelf life — see section 6. This is the technical risk specific to this product and 1,000 mg per serving raises it.
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Is this panel the production formula or stock artwork? Given the manufacturer mismatch, assume stock artwork until proven otherwise.
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Flavour: our Shopify variants are Strawberry, Orange, Blueberry and Cherry; the label's flavour name is partly hidden ("[…]ant flavor" — possibly blackcurrant). Given black seed's strong peppery taste, ask specifically how well each flavour masks it and request samples of all four.
9. Read on the opportunity
Black seed oil is a category with real search demand and relatively few polished gummy brands, so the opportunity here was always a formula question rather than a market question. The formula question is now largely answered — 1,000 mg per serving is a competitive dose. What has replaced it is a provenance question: a label that names a different factory and claims US manufacture on a Chinese-origin listing. Resolve that first; the product is only worth developing if we know who makes it.
10. Source
Supplier product page: alibaba.com/product-detail/Natural-Black-Seed-Oil-Gummies-for_1601599344112.html — captured 1 September 2026; Supplement Facts panel read from the inline product photography 2 September 2026.
