A single-botanical supplement built on concentrated ashwagandha root extract, with BioPerine black pepper extract as the second declared ingredient. 90 capsules; two a day, a six-week supply, and no health claims are authorised for ashwagandha in Great Britain.
- Root extract, not leaf
- BioPerine black pepper
- 90 capsules
- Two a day, six weeks
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Root extract, stated plainly. The label names the plant part, because it's a fact worth printing.
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Concentrated extract, not ground herb. Concentrates the root rather than capsuling the raw powder.
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BioPerine black pepper extract. The second ingredient, declared under its own name rather than hidden in a blend.
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A page with no asterisks. No health claims are authorised for ashwagandha in Great Britain, so we make none.
One botanical. Know why it's there.
Why does "root" matter?
Ashwagandha is a plant with parts, and traditional use centres on the root. Some products use leaf, or don't say.
No health claims are authorised for ashwagandha in Great Britain. If you're expecting a product that promises an outcome, no honest label in this category can give you one, including ours.
Why this formula
The rest of "why does 'root' matter":
Ours says root on the front and on the declaration, so what you're buying is a stated fact rather than a general impression of a trending herb.
Why is black pepper extract in it?
BioPerine is a branded black pepper extract and it is declared here as a named ingredient. Pairing botanicals with black pepper is traditional practice. That is the statement we're entitled to make, and it's where we stop.
Who is this NOT for?
And if you're pregnant, breastfeeding or on any medication, speak to your pharmacist before this or any botanical. A nutritional baseline, if you don't have one, is our One Daily multivitamin range.
Product highlights, in full
(unedited field 4, kept for the accordion): - Root extract, stated plainly. Ashwagandha products vary in which part of the plant they use. This one is root extract, and the label names it, because plant part is a fact worth printing. - Concentrated extract, not ground herb. An extract concentrates the root rather than capsuling the raw powder. - BioPerine black pepper extract. The second ingredient, declared under its own name rather than hidden in a blend. - 90 capsules. Two capsules a day, 45 servings per bottle: a 45-day supply, read straight off the UK label. - A page with no asterisks. No health claims are authorised for ashwagandha in Great Britain, so we make none. What we can tell you is exactly what is in the capsule, and we do.
| What to check |
On this label |
Common elsewhere |
| Plant part |
Root, stated |
Leaf, or unstated |
| Preparation |
Concentrated extract |
Ground herb powder |
| Black pepper |
BioPerine, declared |
Unnamed "enhancer blend" |
| Claims |
None, because none are authorised |
Trend-worded promises |
The label
| Nutrient (as printed) |
Amount |
Unit |
%NRV |
| Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) Extract (Root) |
1200 |
mg |
** |
| Black Pepper Extract (Fruit)(BioPerine®) |
10 |
mg |
** |
** NRV not established.
Per daily serving of two capsules: 1200 mg concentrated ashwagandha root extract and 10 mg BioPerine black pepper extract, as in the table above.
Ingredients: Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) Extract (Root), Black Pepper Extract (BioPerine), Hypromellose (Vegetarian Capsule), Rice Fibre.
Allergen information (label-verbatim): "Does NOT contain GMOs, soya, gluten, milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, or sesame."
Capsule: hypromellose, declared on the label as a vegetarian capsule.
Directions and cautions
DIRECTIONS: Adults take two (2) capsules daily with food and a full glass of water. Do not exceed recommended dosage. Do not use as a substitute for a varied diet and healthy lifestyle.
Caution: Consult your doctor if you have a medical condition, are pregnant, breastfeeding or allergic to any of the ingredients.
Store in a cool dry place out of sight and reach of children.
Intended for adults 18+.
Questions
What's the difference between root extract and ashwagandha powder?
The powder is the ground herb; an extract concentrates it. This product is a concentrated root extract, and the plant part and concentration are on the label.
How do I know it works?
We can't tell you it works, and neither can any honest label. No health claims are authorised for ashwagandha in Great Britain. What we can show you is on the label: root extract, a declared concentration, and BioPerine named as its own ingredient.
Is it a traditional herb?
Yes. Ashwagandha is a botanical with a long history of traditional use, centred on the root. Tradition is a fact about the plant, though, not evidence of an outcome, and we keep the two separate.
Can I take it with my medicines?
Ask your pharmacist first, every time. Botanicals and medicines share the same body, and your pharmacist can see your full picture. This page can't.
How many capsules a day?
Two, with food and a full glass of water, per the label directions. At two a day, 90 capsules is 45 servings, about six weeks.
Should I take this or a multivitamin?
Different decisions. A multivitamin is a broad nutritional baseline. This is one botanical, chosen deliberately, for your own reason. If you can't yet name that reason, start with the baseline, or with neither.
What to expect
Days 1 to 14: One routine, taken per the label directions at a consistent time. We make no predictions about what you'll notice, because no claims are authorised for ashwagandha in Great Britain and we don't write around that.
Weeks 4 to 8: The routine is the product: a single declared botanical, taken consistently, for a reason you chose.
Ongoing: One bottle is 45 days at two capsules a day. Most people set a reorder rhythm once and stop thinking about it.
Made in the USA · Formulated by NATURELO, full label transparency: plant part, extract and every amount declared on this page · No hidden blends
Our in-house nutrition tip
What I look for on an ashwagandha label is three things: which part of the plant it uses, whether it's an extract or just ground herb, and whether the other ingredients are named. This one answers all three: root, concentrated extract, and BioPerine declared on its own line. And to be clear about what this page does not say: no health claims are authorised for ashwagandha in Great Britain, so I won't imply one. If you're pregnant, breastfeeding or on medication, your pharmacist comes before any botanical, including this one. You're buying a precisely described root extract and a routine, nothing more. That is the honest offer.
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