Solaray
True Herbs Celery Seed
Evidence: Limited
Celery seed, rated Limited as an ingredient, 1,010 mg per serving, at or above the lowest studied dose of 150 mg a day. No USP, NSF or Informed Choice verification shown.
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On the label
- Celery seed: 1010mg
- Serving: 2 Veg Caps
- Blend amounts disclosed
- Third-party testing: none named on the label or brand page
- Label read 2026-10-06, UPC 076280011548
What studies found on celery seed
Limited The only human trial found (Escobedo-Gutierrez 2026) enrolled 28 people with metabolic syndrome, not gout, and reported uric acid as a secondary result within the celery seed group.
Studied dose: 150 mg celery seed a day.
- Escobedo-Gutiérrez MJ 2026, Pharmaceuticals (Basel). Randomized double-blind placebo-controlled trial, 28 people, 12 weeks. In people with metabolic syndrome, uric acid in the celery seed group went from 297 to 262 µmol/L over 12 weeks, as reported within that group.
Safety: The 2026 trial (n=28) reported no safety concerns in its abstract. This review found no study of celery seed taken with allopurinol, febuxostat or colchicine. Talk to your doctor before starting a supplement, especially if you take allopurinol, febuxostat or colchicine.
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