Circulegs™, as mentioned above, is manufactured by Solaray®, which is a maker of many other dietary supplements. At this time, we could not get hold of an official and exclusive website for the manufacturer, let alone for the product. In any case, it is but clear that the formula contains at least Horse Chestnut Extract. As per some retail stores, some of the other ingredients included are: Vitamin C, Madagascar Centella Asiatica, Bioflavonoids, Quercetin, Butcher’s Broom, Lecithin and so on.

Horse Chestnut Extract is said to be rich in saponins and flavones. Of particular note is a compound called Aescin, or Escin, as it may also be spelled by some manufacturers, which is said to aid with healthy blood circulation and the strengthening of capillaries and veins. The ingredient is invariably championed by many different supplement makers, including those promoting products for reducing varicose and spider veins. However, we could not find much evidence, scientific or otherwise, to back such claims. We remain skeptical about ingredients that are supposed to do many wonderful things.

We would have been more enthusiastic of the product if it were promoted through its own official and exclusive website. Such exclusive online presence usually proves the manufacturer’s commitment towards its product. We find the best of such websites will feature prominent literature on its key ingredients, and back them up with a slew of evidence, including data on their popularity and effectiveness. Our research finds a good product website will also be backed by numerous and positive testimonials. Furthermore, highlights like before and after pictures may prove crucial in gauging the effectiveness of a product.

• Is a supplement that may get to work from within

• At this time, lack of scientific evidence backing up key ingredients
• Is not specifically formulated to reduce varicose and spider veins
• No online testimonials and before and after pictures as of this review
• No official and exclusive website and information as of writing
• Does not have proven ingredients, like Diosmin 95®

It may no longer be surprising to come across hype surrounding an ordinary plant extract. Almost any supplement has its share of incredible compounds that are claimed to do many useful things. The claims may even attract a seasoned and educated individual. However, the dearth of scientific evidence backing such claims makes us believe they really may only be conventional wisdom. We believe more in ingredients that have been scientifically advanced and widely used.

An advantage of using a specialized supplement may be that it will contain specific ingredients, rather than plant extracts that are purportedly based on conventional wisdom. Nowadays, ingredients like Diosmin 95®, which has been used by millions of people in Europe to successfully address their varicose and spider veins, may be available in the U.S. as well. It may be a good strategy to try a product that contains such ingredients, and is also FDA-approved.