If you searched for the Wellaray Coffee Booster ingredients after seeing the Yunnan Method ad, the useful question is simple: what does one sachet actually list, and does that match the package in front of you? The seller’s support article gives amounts, while the label you receive is the final reference.
The idea in a nutshell
Wellaray lists five ingredients: garcinia cambogia, L-carnitine, resistant dextrin, green tea extract and green coffee extract. Its separate caffeine guide reports about 32 mg per sachet.
The listed formula, at a glance
Wellaray’s ingredient support page lists the following amounts. The figures are presented as the seller’s per-sachet formula, so keep the page open while you compare it with a package or order screen.
An online support entry is useful for orientation, but it should not replace the package label. If the sachet, product page and support article do not line up, pause and ask Wellaray which version applies to the item you would receive.
| Ingredient | Amount listed |
|---|---|
| Garcinia cambogia extract | 0.8 g |
| L-carnitine | 0.25 g |
| Resistant dextrin | 1.65 g |
| Green tea extract | 0.15 g |
| Green coffee extract | 0.15 g |
Caffeine is part of the total drink
Another Wellaray support article says a sachet contains about 32 mg of caffeine. That amount is separate from whatever is already in your coffee, tea or other drink, so the total in your cup depends on both.
If you are caffeine-sensitive or already have several caffeinated drinks, add the numbers before making it part of your routine. The seller’s current label and directions should take priority if they differ from an older support entry.
What the list can—and cannot—tell you
An ingredient list answers a composition question: which named ingredients and amounts the seller reports. It does not prove that the formula will produce weight loss, change appetite, or deliver a particular personal result. This article does not report a product trial.
For an easier comparison, the table above keeps every amount in grams. If another label uses milligrams, multiply grams by 1,000: the listed 0.25 g of L-carnitine is 250 mg. Compare equal serving sizes when looking at another product.
A sensible pre-order check
Before you continue to the Wellaray presentation, note the five listed amounts, the caffeine figure, the number of sachets in the selected option and the full checkout total. Keep a screenshot or copy of the current terms for your records.
If you are pregnant or nursing, take medication, or have a medical condition, Wellaray advises speaking with a healthcare professional before use. Read the label you receive and follow its directions.
A few quick answers
How much caffeine is in Wellaray Coffee Booster?
Wellaray’s support information says about 32 mg per sachet. Your drink may contain additional caffeine, so check the current label and count the coffee or tea as well.
Does the ingredient list prove that the product works?
No. It describes the ingredients and listed amounts. It does not establish a specific effect or personal result.
How do I compare grams and milligrams?
One gram equals 1,000 milligrams. For example, the listed 0.15 g of green tea extract is 150 mg. Use the same units and serving size when comparing two labels.
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This article uses the seller’s published information; it is not a hands-on product test.