Joint Genesis Supplement Facts
The manufacturer-hosted label lists a serving size of one capsule and 30 servings per bottle. The amounts below are per serving, not per bottle. Daily Values have not been established for these ingredients.
| Ingredient on the label | Amount per capsule | Label detail |
|---|---|---|
| Hyaluronic acid matrix | 80 mg | Hyaluronic acid, polysaccharides and type II collagen |
| Pine bark extract (Pinus pinaster) | 150 mg | Pinus pinaster |
| Ginger powder (Zingiber officinale) | 200 mg | Root powder |
| Boswellia serrata extract (gum resin) | 100 mg | Standardized to 65% boswellic acid |
| Black pepper (Piper nigrum) fruits | 5 mg | 95% piperine; 50:1 standardization |
These figures were checked against the label image ↗ on October 9, 2026. Formulas and packaging can change; the label on the bottle you receive takes priority.
A closer look at the five ingredients
Mobilee® · 80 mg
Mobilee is the hyaluronan-rich matrix at the center of the formula. It includes hyaluronic acid, polysaccharides and type II collagen. The label lists the weight of the matrix, not the amount of pure hyaluronic acid. Published research describes a rooster-comb source.
Pine bark · 150 mg
The label identifies Pinus pinaster extract. Ingredient identity and extraction method matter when reading research; a branded extract used in a study is not automatically the same as this ingredient.
Ginger root · 200 mg
Ginger is listed as root powder. This distinction matters: a powdered botanical and a concentrated standardized extract can contain different amounts of their constituents, even at the same total weight.
Boswellia · 100 mg
Boswellia is a gum-resin extract standardized to 65% boswellic acid. That percentage identifies a characteristic of the extract; it does not establish a particular reduction in symptoms.
BioPerine® · 5 mg
The black pepper ingredient is standardized to 95% piperine. BioPerine is presented by the manufacturer as absorption support. Include it when asking a pharmacist to review the entire formula.
The research behind the approach
Mobilee research
A published randomized study and exploratory analysis ↗ investigated a rooster-comb extract rich in hyaluronic acid, administered in yogurt, in adults with mild joint discomfort. Findings on that specific intervention provide ingredient-level context. They do not test the five-ingredient Joint Genesis capsule.
An earlier hyaluronic acid pilot trial
A 2008 randomized pilot study ↗ involved 20 adults with knee osteoarthritis over eight weeks. It tested an 80 mg/day chicken-comb extract called Hyal-Joint. The primary pain score did not differ significantly between the active and placebo groups. Its small size and different study product limit what can be inferred about Joint Genesis.
Botanical evidence needs context
NCCIH’s ginger summary ↗ describes possible benefit for knee osteoarthritis symptoms but notes that much of the research is poor quality. NCCIH’s boswellia summary ↗ also highlights limitations in the available evidence. Neither source endorses Joint Genesis.
We do not present laboratory mechanisms, ingredient trials or customer stories as proof that the finished supplement treats disease. Matching one ingredient’s dose does not establish that every other aspect of a study matches this product.
Read the original label
Other ingredients listed are cellulose (capsule), magnesium stearate and silica. The label also gives storage instructions: keep in a cool, dark, dry place, protect from heat, light and moisture, keep out of reach of children, and do not use if the seal is broken.
Dietary preferences and allergens
The packaging carries gluten-free, non-GMO and several other dietary badges. If you have a serious allergy, a badge is not a substitute for asking about ingredient sourcing and manufacturing cross-contact.
Not a vegan assumption: Mobilee is described in published research as rooster-comb derived and contains type II collagen. The cellulose capsule does not make the formula plant-only.
Turmeric, glucosamine and a separate vitamin C ingredient are not listed on this sample label. Be careful with third-party descriptions that add ingredients without showing the actual Supplement Facts panel. See our safety and suitability guide before use.
A few useful terms
- Hyaluronan
- Another name for hyaluronic acid, a component of synovial fluid.
- Synovial fluid
- The lubricating fluid within synovial joints.
- Matrix
- A combined ingredient containing several constituents. Mobilee’s listed weight refers to the whole matrix.
- Standardization
- A specification for an ingredient constituent, such as the label’s boswellic acid or piperine percentage.