Adaptogenialna Ashwagandha 50 ml natural
59,00 zł
Natural, tasteless version of drops with ashwagandha, with extract standardized to 9% withanolides and the addition of piperine.
- Extract of ashwagandha (Withania somnifera), 9% withanolides
- Piperine, natural extract from black pepper
- Tasteless version, without caramel, vanilla, and mango
- 50 servings in the package, serving measured with a dropper
- Dietary supplement in drops
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What is Adaptogenialna Ashwagandha in natural version?
IN SHORT
| Form | drops, dietary supplement |
| Variant | natural, tasteless |
| Extract | ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) |
| Standardization | 9% withanolides |
| In the package | 50 servings |
Natural is the tasteless variant in the Ashwagandha drops line from Adaptogenialna. It contains only the formula: extract of ashwagandha standardized to 9% withanolides and piperine from black pepper.
This is a choice for someone who prefers a version without flavor additives. You measure the serving with a dropper from the cap, and the package contains 50 servings.
What do you get?
- Extract of ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) standardized to 9% withanolides
- Piperine, a natural extract from black pepper
- Tasteless version, without caramel, vanilla, and mango
- 50 servings in the package
- Dropper in the cap for measuring servings
Ingredients
In the natural version, the manufacturer lists the same two active ingredients as in the other drops in the line: extract of ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) standardized to 9% withanolides and piperine from black pepper. This version is tasteless.
Are you on a vegan diet or avoiding allergens? You can confirm the full list of ingredients on the packaging.
How to use
- The daily serving is provided on the package
- Measure the serving with the dropper built into the cap
- Stick to the recommended daily serving and do not exceed it
- There are 50 servings in the package
- Close the bottle after each use
For whom
- You want ashwagandha without flavor additives
- You prefer drops over capsules
- You care about the extract with the specified standardization
- You are not pregnant and not breastfeeding
Specification
| Form | drops, dietary supplement |
| Extract | ashwagandha (Withania somnifera), standardized to 9% withanolides |
| Second active ingredient | piperine, natural extract from black pepper |
| Taste | tasteless (natural version) |
| Servings in the package | 50 servings |
| Packaging | bottle with dropper in a cardboard tube |
| Brand | Adaptogenialna |
Variants and category
The same ashwagandha is also available in caramel, vanilla, and mango versions. All are in the Adaptogens category.
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More on the blog: what are the differences between ashwagandha drops and capsules and what to look for on a supplement label.
Frequently asked questions
What does “natural” mean in the name?
This is a variant that the manufacturer calls tasteless. It has the same formula as the other drops in the line, which is the extract of ashwagandha standardized to 9% withanolides and piperine, but without caramel, vanilla, or mango. You choose it if you simply prefer a version without any flavor additives.
What are withanolides?
These are a group of compounds typical for ashwagandha (Withania somnifera), by which its extracts are described and compared. The number 9% indicates what part of the extract is made up of withanolides. This makes it easier to compare this extract with descriptions of other ashwagandha preparations. The manufacturer provides this standardization for all four variants of drops.
Are the drops for pregnant women?
No. The manufacturer recommends that pregnant and breastfeeding women avoid adaptogens, as there is a lack of studies confirming their safety in these groups. The drops are also not intended for children. If you are planning a pregnancy or taking medications, discuss this with your doctor before the first serving.
How do drops differ from capsules?
By the method of administration. You measure the serving with a dropper from the bottle cap, so you do not swallow a capsule, and the package contains 50 servings. The extract is the same as in the other drops in the line: ashwagandha standardized to 9% withanolides with piperine. Both formats are compared in the entry from the Related articles section.
Safety and storage
The dietary supplement does not replace a varied diet. Do not exceed the recommended daily serving provided on the packaging.
The manufacturer advises against adaptogens for pregnant and breastfeeding women. People with autoimmune diseases are mentioned among those who should exercise particular caution or avoid adaptogens. If you have hypertension, diabetes, or are on regular medications, consult the use with your doctor or pharmacist.
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 the bottle in a place inaccessible to small children.
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