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The Cardio Clear 7 capsule and other ingredients

Quick answer

Besides its three actives, Cardio Clear 7 lists five inactive ingredients: cellulose, a plant-based hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose capsule, vegetable stearic acid, vegetable magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide. They form the shell and help the powder fill evenly. None is there for a health effect, and the store names no allergens, so check the panel on your bottle.

Written by the Cardio Clear 7 research deskUpdated

01The list

What are the other ingredients in Cardio Clear 7?

Five materials make the capsule and keep the powder flowing. The store lists them as: Cellulose, hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose (capsule), vegetable stearic acid, vegetable magnesium stearate, silicon dioxide (Simple Promise store listing).

Supplement makers call these "other ingredients" or excipients. They have no amounts on the listing because they are not there to do anything in the body. Their job is practical: hold the dose, keep it even from capsule to capsule, and stop the powder from clumping.

Capsule and other ingredients in Cardio Clear 7: what is published, next to research. Sources: (Simple Promise store listing) (FDA - Dietary Supplements Q&A)
Listed on the storeCellulose, hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose (capsule), vegetable stearic acid, vegetable magnesium stearate, silicon dioxide
What it isPlant-based capsule shell plus four processing aids
Amount per capsuleNot listed by weight
Amount used in researchCommon capsule materials and flow agents
Strength of evidenceInactive ingredients, not studied for heart effects
Marketed useHold and shape the powder
Main cautionNo allergens are named; check the panel on your bottle.

02One by one

What does each inactive ingredient do?

Each one has a single, simple job. The table below sums them up in plain words.

The five other ingredients in Cardio Clear 7 and their usual role in capsules
IngredientWhat it isUsual job
CellulosePlant fiber, the main material in plant cell wallsFiller that brings each capsule up to a steady size
Hydroxypropylmethyl celluloseA plant cellulose shaped into a shell, often shortened to HPMCThe capsule itself, used instead of gelatin
Vegetable stearic acidA fatty acid from plant oilsLubricant so powder does not stick to machines
Vegetable magnesium stearateA magnesium salt of stearic acidFlow aid that helps each capsule fill evenly
Silicon dioxideA form of silica, a common mineralAnti-caking agent that keeps powder dry and loose

The amounts used in capsules are small. The store does not print them, and that is normal for inactive ingredients.

03The shell

Is the Cardio Clear 7 capsule vegetarian?

The shell is plant-based. Hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose is made from plant cellulose, not from animal gelatin, and the two stearates are listed as vegetable sources (Simple Promise store listing).

A brand badge also says "Vegetarian." The badge names no certifier, so treat it as the brand's own description. If you follow a strict vegan or religious diet, ask the Simple Promise store whether any certification exists.

The brand photo shows "Co Q10" and the word ubidecarenone printed on the capsules. Printing like that helps you match a loose capsule to the right bottle.

04The photos

What do the brand photos show about the capsule?

A Cardio Clear 7 bottle with a 3X badge, two printed capsules, shilajit pieces and kiwi halves
A brand photo. The "3X" badge names no comparison, and kiwi is not an ingredient; it is a prop.
One white Cardio Clear 7 bottle with a navy band and a sunburst Simple Promise logo
One bottle: 30 plant-based capsules, a 30-day supply at one a day.

The first photo shows two capsules up close next to props. The second shows the bottle you receive. Neither one shows a Supplement Facts panel, so the label transcript tells you what to look for on your own bottle.

05Allergens

Does Cardio Clear 7 contain gluten, dairy or common allergens?

None of the listed ingredients is a common allergen. The store does not print an allergen statement, so the label on your bottle is the final word.

  • Gluten: a brand badge says "Naturally gluten free," with no test or certifier named
  • Dairy: a badge says "Dairy free," and no dairy appears in the listed ingredients
  • GMO: a badge says "GMO free," with no certifier named
  • Facility: the maker and plant are not named, so shared-equipment details are unknown
Severe allergy?

Ask the Simple Promise store in writing about shared equipment before you order. Badges describe; they do not certify. See testing and quality.

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06Common worries

Is magnesium stearate or silicon dioxide harmful?

At the small amounts used in capsules, both are standard, widely used ingredients. They show up in a large share of tablets and capsules sold in the US, including many prescription drugs.

You may see online claims that these flow agents block absorption. We found no evidence in our sources that they change how CoQ10 works at capsule amounts. The bigger questions for Cardio Clear 7 are the doses of its actives and its medicine interactions.

Under US law, the maker, not FDA, is responsible for making sure a supplement is safe before it is sold (FDA - Dietary Supplements Q&A).

07Routine

How do you fit one capsule into your day?

Tie it to a meal. The store says one capsule a day with a meal (Simple Promise store listing), and the info page allows with or without food (Cardio Clear 7 info page). Fat in a meal may help the body take up CoQ10. Four simple steps cover the whole routine.

  1. 01

    Read your bottle

    Check the Supplement Facts panel on your bottle against the store listing: 100 mg CoQ10, 80 mg shilajit and 10 mg PQQ per capsule.

  2. 02

    Take one capsule a day

    The store says with a meal; the info page says with or without food. CoQ10 is fat-soluble, so a meal with some fat is a sensible habit.

  3. 03

    Check your medicines

    Warfarin, blood pressure, diabetes and statin users should ask a doctor or pharmacist first. Keep every prescribed dose.

  4. 04

    Review at 30 and 90 days

    Write down how you feel and any home readings, and go over them with your doctor. Stop if anything feels wrong.

Store the bottle closed, in a cool, dry place, away from children. Plant capsules can soften in damp bathrooms.

08More ingredients

Where should you look next?

The inactive list matters most if you have allergies or diet rules. For safety, the actives and your medicines matter more. Read how to take Cardio Clear 7 for timing tips.

Keep taking prescribed medicine

Never stop or change it because of a supplement. CoQ10 interacts with warfarin, so ask your doctor first if you take it.

09FAQ

Capsule and inactive ingredient questions

What is the Cardio Clear 7 capsule made of?

Hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose, a plant-based material often called HPMC. It is used instead of gelatin, which comes from animals. Inside, the powder includes cellulose, vegetable stearic acid, vegetable magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide along with the three actives.

Is Cardio Clear 7 vegan?

The listed ingredients are all plant or mineral based, and the brand shows a vegetarian badge. No vegan certifier is named. If a certified vegan product matters to you, ask the Simple Promise store before ordering.

Is there gluten in the Cardio Clear 7 capsule?

Not in the listed ingredients. None of them contains gluten, and a brand badge says naturally gluten free. No test or certifier is named, and the facility is not disclosed. People with celiac disease should ask the store about cross-contact first.

Why do supplements contain magnesium stearate?

It helps powder move smoothly through filling machines so each capsule gets the same amount. Only a small amount is used. It is one of the most common inactive ingredients in tablets and capsules.

Can I open the Cardio Clear 7 capsule?

The label does not say. The brand directions are to take one capsule, so swallowing it whole is the safe choice. If you have trouble swallowing pills, ask your pharmacist before opening any capsule.

Where are the inactive ingredients printed?

On the Supplement Facts panel on the bottle, under other ingredients. We list them from the official store page because no image of that panel was supplied to us, so compare the two when your bottle arrives.

10Who wrote this

Written and reviewed by

Written byThe Cardio Clear 7 research deskThecardioclear7, licensed U.S. retail desk for Cardio Clear 7

Pages built from the bottle, the official store listing, the brand info page and linked NIH, FDA, FTC and peer-reviewed sources.

Medically reviewed byDr. Carrie Lam, MD, PhysicianRole: Medical reviewerReview date: October 13, 2026

Last updated . Read our editorial standards and how we check reviews. This website is run by a licensed U.S. retail desk, not by the manufacturer or by Simple Promise. We earn money when you buy through our order links.

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