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Green tea / EGCG

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Key facts

Daily Value (US FDA)—
Tolerable Upper Intake Level (UL)—
Median (Per day)100 mgP5 14.8 – P95 725
Products1,324

Sources: https://doi.org/10.2903/j.efsa.2018.5239 · EFSA ANS 2018: >=800 mg EGCG/day from supplements raised serum transaminases; Health Canada: max 690 mg catechins incl. 300 mg EGCG/day. Label mass is extract, not EGCG, so no soft flag; hard = 10x the ~1 g extract that delivers ~800 mg EGCG

Daily dose across products (mg/day)

4 mglog scale · n=1,3242,844 mg

Label data from official national databases and brand websites, as declared; not lab-verified.

Common questions

How much Green tea / EGCG do products usually contain per day?

As of 2026-11-01, 1,324 products list a comparable daily dose (1,449 dose records; one product can have several). The median is 100 mg per day, and 90% of records fall between 14.8 and 725 mg. Figures come from labels and are not lab-tested. [source]

What are the side effects of Green tea / EGCG?

No safety concerns have been reported for green tea as a beverage in adults, though it contains caffeine. Side effects of green tea extract supplements include nausea, constipation, abdominal discomfort and increased blood pressure. (Source: NCCIH) [source]

What happens if you take too much Green tea / EGCG?

Liver injury, though uncommon, has been reported with green tea products, mainly extract tablets or capsules. People with a certain immune-related gene variant (5–15% of Americans) appear especially susceptible. (Source: NCCIH) [source]

Is Green tea / EGCG safe during pregnancy and breastfeeding?

Caffeine in pregnancy should stay moderate, and green tea contains caffeine; ask your provider. Caffeine passes into breast milk, and high intake can make infants fussy and sleep poorly; low-to-moderate intake usually causes no problems. (Source: NCCIH) [source]

Does Green tea / EGCG interact with medications or other supplements?

High-dose green tea lowers blood levels of the beta-blocker nadolol; green tea extract lowers levels of atorvastatin; green tea also interacts with raloxifene and may interact with other medicines. (Source: NCCIH) [source]

Top ranked

RankBrandProductPer dayScore
1Nature's SunshineGreen Tea1,260 mg100.0
1Applied NutritionGreen Tea & Carb Blocker600 mg100.0
1Nature's BountyGreen Tea 315 mg1,260 mg100.0
1XYMOGENGreen Tea 600600 mg100.0
1Nature's BountyGreen Tea Extract1,260 mg100.0

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