Those studies tested the ingredients, not the EvenOn drink itself, and your own results will vary.
Before you spend on anything for blood sugar, you want to know if it works. EvenOn has not launched in Singapore yet, so there are no local reviews to read, and we will not invent any. Instead, here is what it is built to do, what its ingredient studies found, when to expect changes and who should check with a doctor first.
Immority EvenOn is a blood sugar balance drink from Immority. One 5 g sachet a day, stirred into water with your main meal, gives you 11 botanicals led by gymnema (25% gymnemic acid) and mulberry leaf (5% DNJ). It is halal (JAKIM) and classified as a food product by Malaysia’s NPRA, where it is made.
See also: What is Immority EvenOn?
What is EvenOn built to do?
The EvenOn flyer gives the formula three jobs: control (curb sweet cravings at the source and steady blood sugar after meals), support (help insulin and help your cells take up and use glucose) and protect (antioxidant and anti-glycation support for blood vessels, eyes, kidneys and nerves). It is meant for both stages: in pre-diabetes, to act early and lower your diabetes risk, and in type 2 diabetes, to give daily support for steadier numbers. A fair review asks whether the ingredients do those jobs.
What do the studies on EvenOn’s ingredients show?
Each line below is a published study on one ingredient, as listed in the EvenOn flyer. None of them tested EvenOn as a finished drink.
- Gymnema extract, 90 days: adults with type 2 diabetes; 2-hour after-meal sugar 22% lower, fasting sugar 14% lower, glucose to insulin ratio 34% lower, urine microalbumin 37% lower, HbA1c from 9.6% to 8.6% (a 1% drop); human study (Kumar et al., 2010).
- Gymnema mints, 14 days: people who eat a lot of sugar; daily sugary-drink intake 42% lower, and liking for chocolate and the wish to eat more of it went down; human study (Hsiao et al., 2025).
- Gymnemic acid: regulated Pdx1 and insulin gene expression, a sign of potential to protect beta cells; cell studies (Ziyanok-Demirtas & Serin, 2026; Kannan et al., 2022).
- Mulberry leaf DNJ: blood sugar peak after a 50 g sugar drink 59% lower than control; human study (Thaipitakwong et al., 2020).
- Mulberry leaf, 23 trials pooled: people with type 2 diabetes or pre-diabetes; fasting sugar, after-meal sugar and HbA1c all lower; meta-analysis (Kesharwani et al., 2026).
- Banaba leaf, 14 days: beta-cell function during a glucose tolerance test 36.5% higher; randomised double-blind controlled trial (Hibi et al., 2022).
- Grape seed extract, 8 weeks: insulin resistance (HOMA-IR) improved 204% more than placebo, insulin lowered 312% more than placebo; human study (Mohammad et al., 2021).
- Grape seed, 19 trials pooled: stronger antioxidant defence and calmer inflammation; meta-analysis (Foshati et al., 2021).
- Bitter melon, 8 trials pooled: fasting sugar, after-meal sugar and HbA1c improved; meta-analysis (Zhang et al., 2024).
Together, the studies map onto the flyer’s three jobs: after-meal sugar and cravings for control, insulin and beta cells for support, and antioxidant defence for protection, with HbA1c as the long-term check. Our guide to EvenOn’s ingredients and their studies covers each botanical in depth.
What does a 1% drop in HbA1c mean?
A 1% drop, like the fall from 9.6% to 8.6% in the 90-day gymnema study (Kumar et al., 2010), is a real change in your long-term number. HbA1c shows your average blood sugar over about the past 3 months and is done at the clinic (HealthHub). In UKPDS 35 (Stratton et al., BMJ, 2000), each 1% lower HbA1c was associated with 37% fewer microvascular complications of the eyes, kidneys and nerves, 21% fewer diabetes-related deaths and 43% fewer amputations or deaths from peripheral vascular disease. That is a long-term observational finding in people with type 2 diabetes, not a result of gymnema or of EvenOn.
Read your results the Singapore way. HealthHub gives an HbA1c target of 7% or lower for people with diabetes and asks you to speak to your care team, as targets may vary, while pre-diabetes here is diagnosed with fasting glucose and the oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT), not HbA1c (Singapore’s ACE Clinical Guideline on pre-diabetes, Ministry of Health). Our guide to the HbA1c normal range in Singapore explains the bands you see online, which come from the American Diabetes Association.
How soon could you notice a difference?
The EvenOn flyer sets out a 90-day plan and notes that results vary from person to person: in days 1 to 30, sweet cravings ease and you feel steadier and less drowsy after meals; in days 31 to 60, eating less sugar stops taking willpower; by days 61 to 90, one full red blood cell cycle has passed, so your HbA1c can show the long-term change. The flyer’s last stage, days 91 to 180, is for holding the habits. If you check your sugar at home, keep a log from the first week: your own numbers are the fairest review.
Who is EvenOn right for, and who should ask a doctor first?
EvenOn suits adults, and the EvenOn flyer is written for people aged 40 and over: people with pre-diabetes who want to act early, people with type 2 diabetes who want daily support next to their treatment, and people whose days run on hawker rice, noodles, kopi with sugar and bubble tea. Check with your doctor first if you take insulin or tablets such as metformin or gliclazide, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or have a known allergy. On medicine, keep taking it exactly as prescribed, never stop or change it on your own, check your sugar more often in the first weeks because your readings may come down, and tell your doctor you take EvenOn. Read EvenOn side effects and safe use with medicine for the signs of low sugar and when to call your doctor.
Our verdict: is EvenOn worth trying?
If your sugar has started to creep up, or sweet cravings run your afternoons, EvenOn is a well-built daily habit: five core actives, as the flyer lists them, aimed at after-meal sugar, cravings, insulin and the small blood vessels, in one 5 g sachet with your main meal. Its strength is the human research behind each core ingredient. Its limit is that the research was done on the ingredients, not on EvenOn itself, and no food drink stands in for your medicine, your polyclinic reviews or the walk after dinner. Give it the flyer’s 90 days, keep your log and your HbA1c tests, and judge it on your own numbers. For launch timing, see EvenOn price and where to buy in Singapore.
