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I am never buying this from anyone other than Aurivita directly ever again. If your Aurivita Cayenne Pepper softgels contain soybean oil, that image above is exactly what you have been taking for the past four months. And it is not the real product. That is what I found out after four months of feeling absolutely nothing. I kept seeing Aurivita Cayenne Pepper softgels ads everywhere. The science made sense. Capsaicin, circulation, cardiovascular support, blood flow. I wanted to try it but wasn't paying $60 without shopping around first. Found it on a third party site for $31. Same red pouch. Close enough. Ordered it immediately. Took it every morning for four months. Felt absolutely nothing. Went back to the Aurivita ads to leave a comment telling people to save their money. Someone replied before I could even finish typing. "Flip your pouch over. What oil is listed on your ingredients panel?" I checked. Soybean oil. They came back within minutes. "That is a counterfeit. The real Aurivita Cayenne Pepper softgels avocado or sunflower oil suspension. What you have is a fake. You have never taken the real product once." I looked into this properly that same night. Capsaicin is a lipophilic compound. It requires a pharmaceutical grade oil carrier to achieve the plasma concentrations needed to activate TRPV1 receptors in the arterial lining. This is not a marketing claim. It is established absorption science. Soybean oil does not achieve this. Counterfeit sellers use it because it costs almost nothing. The capsaicin in a soybean oil suspension passes through your digestive system without reaching your endothelium at therapeutic concentrations. You are essentially taking an expensive placebo for months while thinking you are doing something about your circulation. The real Aurivita Cayenne Pepper softgels uses pharmaceutical grade sunflower or avocado oil suspension because that is the only carrier that produces the absorption rates the cardiovascular research documents. That is also why it costs $60 and not $31. I checked the rest of my pouch against what they told me. Soybean oil as the carrier. Not pharmaceutical grade suspension. No barcode on the back*. Every legitimate Aurivita pouch has one. No distributor information. The real product says distributed by Azeal Supplements LLC on the back panel. Mine said nothing. The name was not even right. The product is called Capsaicin Power. What I had did not say that anywhere. Four checks. Four failures. Four months of soybean oil passing through my system doing nothing while I thought I was supporting my circulation. I ordered from aurivita.co that same evening. Pharmaceutical grade oil suspension on the label exactly where it should be. Real name. Real barcode. Azeal Supplements LLC on the back. Six weeks later I feel like a completely different person. More energy. Better circulation. My partner noticed before I said a word. The $31 saving cost me four months because soybean oil cannot do what pharmaceutical grade suspension does. The $60 from aurivita.co with a 120-day money back guarantee delivered what the science actually promises. Before you take another softgel flip the pouch over and read the ingredients panel. If it says soybean oil, what you are looking at is the image above this post. And you have never taken the real product. Not even once. *Disclaimer: - Barcode only appears on products produced after 3/3/26 - All real products should be distributed by Azeal Supplements LLC -Real Aurivita products bought prior to Jan may contain soybean oil - contact [email protected] to confirm. We can offer a free replacement (with avocado oil) or a partial refund.