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| Product | MCT specification | Added silicon dioxide | Added flavours / sweeteners |
|---|---|---|---|
| Crown SupplementsMCT Oil Powder | C8 + C10 coconut MCT71.95% fat in the MCT powder raw material | Not added by Crown Supplements | Not added by Crown Supplements |
| BulkMCT Powder | Coconut-derived MCT with acacia gum | YESAnti-caking agent | None stated |
| BulletproofBrain Octane C8 MCT Powder | C8; tapioca maltodextrin and sodium caseinate | YESAnti-caking agent | None stated |
| Hunter & GatherThrive Fuel C8 & C10 MCT Powder | 70% fat; C8/C10 oil with acacia fibre | None stated | None stated |
| MyproteinTHE MCT Boost • Vanilla | C8, C10 and C12 in liquid coconut oil | None stated | YESVanilla flavour; monk fruit extract |
MCT with its C8 and C10 profile in view.
Crown Supplements MCT Oil Powder uses coconut-derived MCT with 71.95% fat recorded in the raw material. The measured fatty-acid profile is led by C8 and C10.
Your formula at a glance
The ingredient behind the name.
Coconut-derived MCT oil powder with a measured fat content and a stated C8/C10 profile. Crown Supplements adds no silicon dioxide, flavours or sweeteners.
Coconut-derived MCT oil powder
Coconut-derived MCT oil powder with a measured fat content and a stated C8/C10 profile. Crown Supplements adds no silicon dioxide, flavours or sweeteners.
MCT Oil Powder
No fillers, binders or machine flow agents added by Crown Supplements.
The strength behind the label.
The ingredient, its amount and its specification should be easy to find.
Know the oil inside the powder.
The powder contains coconut-derived MCT oil. Its fat content and C8/C10 profile are measured separately.
71.95% fat in the raw material
The MCT oil powder COA records 71.95% fat. Its fatty-acid profile contains 58.06% C8 and 41.09% C10; those two percentages refer to the fatty acids, not the whole powder.
A focused formula
No fillers, binders or machine flow agents added by Crown Supplements.
What you get from Crown Supplements.
71.95% fat in the raw material
The MCT oil powder COA records 71.95% fat. Its fatty-acid profile contains 58.06% C8 and 41.09% C10; those two percentages refer to the fatty acids, not the whole powder.
Know the oil inside the powder.
The powder contains coconut-derived MCT oil. Its fat content and C8/C10 profile are measured separately.
Compare the ingredients
The table names the selected products and their added ingredients so you can compare the formulas directly.
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Find the COA in the short description above.
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Available in 100g, 250g, 500g or 1kg.
Our formulation standard
No fillers, binders or machine flow agents added by Crown Supplements.
The ingredient earns its place.
You came for MCT Oil. Crown Supplements keeps that ingredient at the centre of the formula.
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No fillers, binders or machine flow agents added by Crown Supplements.
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mct powder c8 and c10
MCT powder works best for me in coffee before a busy morning. it keeps me going a bit longer without feeling heavy
mct powder stirred into coffee better than i expected. it made the drink a bit creamier without much fuss
Less than suggested is enough because mct powder thickens quickly. it made coffee feel a bit smoother
Adding it to coffee was simpler than i expected. it made the drink smoother and kept breakfast quick
Coffee was the easiest place for me to use mct powder. it made it slightly creamy without much taste
Mct powder made breakfast coffee smoother. i only use a little because too much changes the texture
When liquid oil feels messy, this powder is easier for me. it mixes best with a blender and stores neatly