Adaptogenialna Ashwagandha 50 ml vanilla

What distinguishes Adaptogenialna Ashwagandha vanilla drops?

Vanilla is one of the four flavors of Ashwagandha drops from the brand Adaptogenialna. The bottle contains an extract of ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) standardized to 9% withanolides, supplemented with piperine.

You measure the dose with a dropper from the cap, and one package contains 50 servings.

What do you get?

• Ashwagandha in liquid form, without swallowing capsules
• Extract standardized to 9% withanolides
• Piperine from black pepper in the same formula
• Vanilla flavor of the drops
• 50 servings in a bottle with a dropper, packed in a tube

Ingredients

The formula is based on two active ingredients that the manufacturer names. The first is an extract of ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) standardized to 9% withanolides, the second is piperine, a natural extract from black pepper.

Are you on a vegan diet or have a food allergy? Before purchasing, 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 from the bottle cap
• One package contains 50 servings
• Do not exceed the recommended daily serving
• Do not combine drops with alcohol
• After use, close the bottle

For whom

• You do not like swallowing capsules
• You like vanilla flavor
• You are looking for ashwagandha with specified extract standardization
• You are not pregnant and not breastfeeding

Specification

Variants and category

You can also buy Ashwagandha drops from this brand in unflavored, caramel, and mango versions. The rest of the shelf with adaptogens is in the category Adaptogens.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the vanilla variant taste like?

On the packaging, the manufacturer marks this variant as “Vanilla flavor”. Under the flavor, the same formula is used as in the other variants: ashwagandha extract standardized to 9% withanolides and piperine. If you do not want a flavor additive, there is also an unflavored version in this line.

What is piperine in these drops?

Piperine is a natural extract from black pepper. The manufacturer adds it to all four flavor variants, including the unflavored version, and names it alongside the ashwagandha extract standardized to 9% withanolides. It is not a flavor additive, but the second active ingredient in this formula.

Can I use the drops if I take medications?

Not with sedative, sleeping, or anticonvulsant medications, as the drops contain ashwagandha. With other medications, consult your doctor first. The manufacturer notes that adaptogens may interact with medications, including antidepressants, sedatives, and hormonal medications, insulin, and anticoagulants. Consultation with a doctor or pharmacist also applies to people with hypertension and diabetes.

Can the drops be combined with alcohol?

In its safety guidelines, the manufacturer states that combining adaptogens with alcohol may lead to excessive drowsiness. This warning applies to all four flavor variants, as each contains the same ashwagandha extract standardized to 9% withanolides and piperine from black pepper.

Safety and storage

Do not exceed the recommended daily serving provided on the packaging. The dietary supplement does not replace a varied diet or a healthy lifestyle.

Pregnant and breastfeeding women should avoid adaptogens according to the manufacturer. People with autoimmune diseases are also mentioned by the manufacturer among those who should exercise caution or avoid adaptogens. If you have hypertension or diabetes or take medications regularly, consult your doctor or pharmacist before use.

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

The drops are not intended for children. Keep the bottle in a place inaccessible to small children.