Herb&Honey Korean Bitter Melon Pellets are a traditional Korean hwan — small herbal pellets made and sourced in Korea from just two ingredients: whole bitter melon (yeoju, Momordica charantia) and a little glutinous rice, with no fillers, preservatives, or artificial colors. If you've struggled with oversized capsules, a chemical aftertaste, or an unsettled stomach, these pellets are a gentler way to make bitter melon part of your daily routine. Each tiny pellet is shaped the traditional Korean way, so the bitterness is sealed inside and there's nothing extra to swallow. At Herb&Honey, we believe a supplement should be as honest as the harvest it comes from. We keep the recipe to what matters — whole Korean bitter melon and a little glutinous rice — the way Korean households have prepared herbal hwan for generations. Why Korean Bitter Melon Pellets This version keeps bitter melon refreshingly simple. There are no fillers, no preservatives, and no artificial colors — just whole bitter melon and glutinous rice pressed into a clean, transparent formula you can actually read. What's in Each Pellet Korean Bitter Melon (Yeoju) — 90% Whole-fruit bitter melon harvested in Korea — the bittersweet herb long enjoyed as part of daily life in Korea. Glutinous Rice (Chapssal) — 10% A small amount of Korean glutinous rice is all it takes to bind each pellet — no gelatin, no synthetic binders — keeping the format gentle and easy to swallow. Two ingredients, nothing else — a short list you can actually read. How to Take Yeoju Pellets For adults, take 10 pellets twice daily, preferably with a meal and a full glass of water. Because the bitterness is sealed inside the pellet, there's no sharp aftertaste and no chalky capsule feel. Refrigerate after opening to keep every pellet fresh. The Gentle Alternative to Capsules Most bitter melon products on the market are extract powders packed into veggie capsules. These pellets are different: a pure, traditional hwan bound only with glutinous rice, so they're gentle on the stomach with no bitter aftertaste — and the short ingredient list speaks for itself. One 5.25 oz (150 g) pouch holds roughly 150 servings — around 17¢ a serving. Imported directly from Korea and stocked in the U.S., it ships from our New Jersey warehouse within 1 business day. Common Questions About Yeoju Hwan Are these bitter melon pellets really from Korea? Yes. The bitter melon is grown and harvested in Korea, and the pellets are made in Korea by Herb&Honey. Each pouch is a Product of Korea, then imported and stocked in our New Jersey warehouse for fast U.S. shipping, so you get clean, traceable pellets. How do I take Korean bitter melon pellets? Adults take 10 pellets twice a day, ideally with a meal and a full glass of water. The small pellets go down easily without the chemical aftertaste of capsules. Store the pouch in the refrigerator after opening to keep them fresh. Are there allergens or anything to know first? The only ingredients are bitter melon and glutinous rice — none of the FDA Big 9 allergens. If you are pregnant or nursing, or take blood-sugar or other prescription medication, talk with your doctor first. Keep out of reach of children, and enjoy as directed. How do pellets compare to bitter melon capsules? Capsules typically use extract powder inside a gelatin or veggie shell, which some people find harsh on the stomach. These pellets are whole bitter melon bound only with glutinous rice, so they're gentler, easier to swallow, and fully transparent on ingredients. Add It to Your Daily Routine Make authentic Korean bitter melon part of your daily routine. Explore More Korean Herbs at Kosbee. Sourced by Herb&Honey and shipped from our New Jersey warehouse within 1 business day. *These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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