GLP Lab Capsules are a non-prescription dietary supplement marketed as a “GLP‑like” product—designed to mimic some effects of pharmaceutical GLP‑1 (glucagon-like peptide‑1) drugs like appetite reduction and metabolic support. These supplement pills typically contain a proprietary blend of beta‑hydroxybutyrate (BHB) salts—usually magnesium, calcium, and sodium BHB—claimed to promote weight management, reduce hunger, and boost fat metabolism

On vendor sites like Trustpilot, GLP Lab Capsules have mixed reviews (TrustScore ~3.4/5). The seller suggests taking two capsules about 15‑30 minutes before your main meal, along with plenty of water, as part of a calorie‑restricted diet. However, only a single public review exists, so overall feedback is sparse and limited

Importantly, these capsules are not pharmaceutical GLP‑1 receptor agonists—they do not contain actual incretin drugs approved for diabetes or obesity management. Clinical trials or peer-reviewed research verifying their effectiveness is lacking. They rely on indirect metabolic effects from ketone bodies rather than pharmacological GLP‑1 pathways.