Juniper explained: what it is and its other name

The NIH says that juniper is also called Juniperus and that species in this genus are evergreen conifer trees or shrubs. Three of the products we reviewed list juniper, and none of their labels prints its individual amount per serving.

What it is
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In the products we reviewed
3, none prints the amount

What juniper is

  • Juniper is also called Juniperus.1
  • Species in the Juniperus genus are evergreen conifer trees or shrubs.1

How much juniper each product gives

Per serving, as each label prints it

Amount not printed: the dashed line shows the most it can be, the whole blend

CellucareNot printed · at most 528 mg
Max VitalizeNot printed · at most 176 mg
GlucoTrustNot printed · at most 208 mg

The 3 products we reviewed that list juniper

ProductForm and servingJuniper per servingOur scorePrice a bottleBuy
Cellucare#4 in blood sugar supportCapsules1 capsuleNot printedIn a 528 mg proprietary blend9.4$49Check price
Max Vitalize#3 in men's health supportCapsules2 capsulesNot printedIn a 176 mg proprietary blend9.3$49Check price
GlucoTrust#6 in blood sugar supportCapsules1 capsuleNot printedIn a 207.7 mg proprietary blend8.9$49Check price
Prices checked Oct 11, 2026

Questions people ask

What is juniper?

Juniper is also called Juniperus, according to the NIH. Species in the Juniperus genus are evergreen conifer trees or shrubs.

Is juniper a tree or a shrub?

Juniper species are evergreen conifer trees or shrubs, according to the NIH.

What is juniper's scientific name?

Juniperus is the genus name given by the NIH for juniper.

Which juniper supplements have we reviewed?

Cellucare, Max Vitalize and GlucoTrust list juniper. None prints its individual amount per serving. Their proprietary blend totals, not juniper amounts, are 528 mg for Cellucare, 176 mg for Max Vitalize and 207.7 mg for GlucoTrust.

Also in these products

Sources

The products, amounts and prices come from each product's label and checkout, as its review shows them. AI drafts our pages from listed sources, figures are checked against them, and we have not tried the products.

  1. 1NIH National Library of Medicine, Medical Subject Headings, Juniperusmeshb.nlm.nih.gov/recordchecked