Adaptogenialna Ashwagandha 50 ml caramel

What are Adaptogenialna Ashwagandha caramel drops?

This is ashwagandha in drops, in caramel flavor. The extract from Withania somnifera is standardized to 9% withanolides.

What do you get?

• Extract of ashwagandha standardized to 9% withanolides
• Piperine, a natural extract from black pepper
• 50 servings in one package
• A bottle with a dropper, hidden in a cardboard tube
• Caramel flavor

Ingredients

The manufacturer lists two active ingredients: extract of ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) standardized to 9% withanolides and piperine, a natural extract from black pepper. Caramel is a flavor variant of the same recipe.

Do you have a food allergy or are you on a vegan diet? You can confirm the full list of ingredients on the packaging.

How to use

• The daily serving is provided on the packaging
• You measure the serving with the dropper built into the bottle cap
• The package contains 50 servings
• Do not exceed the recommended daily serving
• After use, close the bottle and put it back in the tube

For whom

• You prefer drops over capsules and tablets
• You like caramel flavor
• You want an extract with the standardization stated directly
• You are not pregnant and not breastfeeding

Specification

Variants and category

The same ashwagandha is also available in unflavored and in vanilla and mango versions. You can find all of them in the Adaptogens category.

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Frequently asked questions

How does caramel differ from other variants?

By flavor. The manufacturer describes all four variants with the same extract of ashwagandha, standardized to 9% withanolides, with the addition of piperine and in the same packaging with a dropper. You can choose from unflavored, caramel, vanilla, and mango versions, so you choose based on what you like.

What does standardization to 9% withanolides mean?

Withanolides are a group of compounds characteristic of ashwagandha. Standardization means that their share in the extract is 9%. This is a parameter by which you can compare this extract with the description of other ashwagandha preparations. The manufacturer provides this standardization for the extract of ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) in all four variants of drops.

Who should exercise caution?

The manufacturer recommends that pregnant and breastfeeding women avoid adaptogens, and individuals with autoimmune diseases are mentioned among those who should exercise particular caution or avoid adaptogens. If you are taking medications regularly, have hypertension or diabetes, consult the use with a doctor, and do not use the drops with sedative, sleeping, or anticonvulsant medications. The drops are not intended for children and should not be combined with alcohol.

How many servings does the package contain?

The package contains 50 servings, and each is measured with the dropper built into the bottle cap. The bottle is packed in a cardboard tube, on which the manufacturer indicates the flavor and number of servings. Stick to the recommended daily serving and do not compensate for a missed day with a double serving.

Safety and storage

The dietary supplement cannot replace a varied diet, which, along with a healthy lifestyle, remains the foundation. Do not exceed the recommended daily serving indicated on the packaging.

The manufacturer recommends that pregnant and breastfeeding women avoid adaptogens. Individuals with autoimmune diseases are mentioned among those who should exercise particular caution or avoid adaptogens. If you have hypertension, diabetes, or are taking medications regularly, consult the use with a doctor.

The drops contain ashwagandha. Do not use them if you are taking sedative, sleeping, or anticonvulsant medications. Do not use in children, during pregnancy, or while breastfeeding.

Do not combine the drops with alcohol. Store in a place out of reach of small children.