Ultra High Phenolic Extra Virgin Olive Oil — 1,000+ mg/kg Polyphenols
Rich in hydroxytyrosol, the olive polyphenol studied for skin. Lab-verified at 1,046 mg/kg polyphenols. Single-origin Olympia olives from one organic farm in Messinia, Greece.
- Rich in hydroxytyrosol, the olive polyphenol studied for skin.
- Lab-verified at 1,046 mg/kg polyphenols — one of the highest in the world.
- Single-origin Olympia olives, organic, from one farm in Messinia, Greece.
- Dual lab-tested (NMR + HPLC), every batch, with COA published.
- Early harvest, cold-pressed within hours, nitrogen-sealed.
RICH IN HYDROXYTYROSOLThe olive polyphenol studied for skin. Sourcing criteria set by our Harvard-trained medical advisory board. What's inside
Total polyphenols
lab-verified per batch
1,046 mg/kg
Olympia olives
single-origin · Messinia, Greece · organic
100%
Why bundle
Research suggests olive polyphenols work best with daily, consistent use. Stocking up keeps you consistent, locks in the best per-bottle price, and ships free.
Why Olivea Ultra High Phenolic EVOO?
Most olive oil is made to maximize yield. Olivea is made to be rich in polyphenols like hydroxytyrosol, single-origin Olympia olives from one organic farm in Messinia, Greece, picked early when polyphenols peak, dual-lab verified at 1,046 mg/kg, with the COA in every box.
Sourcing & cultivar
Single-origin Olympia olives from one organic farm in Messinia, Greece. Harvested early (when polyphenol density is highest) and milled within hours. Stored in temperature-controlled nitrogen tanks and shipped in climate-controlled containers to preserve the polyphenols.
How to use it
One 30 ml shot daily, straight or with a squeeze of lemon, is the simplest way to take the polyphenols in. Drizzle it over food, and if you like, many people also keep a good olive oil in their topical skincare routine. Raw is the most-studied way to enjoy the polyphenols.
Lab analysis
Every batch is tested by both NMR and HPLC to verify the polyphenol count. Heavy metals, microbials, and pesticide residues are screened on every lot. The COA is published and shipped with every bottle.
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The science of hydroxytyrosol & skin
Hydroxytyrosol is the olive polyphenol most studied for skin. In a 2018 in-vitro study, it reduced oxidative damage and collagen-degrading enzymes in UV-exposed human skin cells (Jeon & Choi, Biomedical Dermatology, 2018). This is early, cell-level research.
Hydroxytyrosol is also the olive polyphenol EFSA recognizes for contributing to the protection of blood lipids from oxidative stress.