Aura Care Adaptogeny Weight Loss 15ML
99,00 zł
Herbal oil macerate in a 15 ml bottle - four raw materials, including marine brown algae and guarana seeds.
- Volume 15 ml, the manufacturer states about 400 drops
- Devil’s claw 307 mg and Indian nettle 225 mg
- Bladderwrack 90 mg - a natural source of iodine
- Guarana seeds 82 mg contain caffeine
- Last dose no later than 5-6 hours before bedtime
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Weight Loss - Aura Care adaptogens, oil 15 ml
IN SHORT
| Form | herbal oil macerate in drops, for sublingual use |
| Volume | 15 ml - the manufacturer states about 400 drops in the bottle |
| Servings | 2-5 drops three times a day, maximum 15 drops |
| Manufacturer | alcohol-free, free from glycerin, glycol, and microplastics |
This Aura Care variant contains four oil macerates, and two of them require attention before purchase. In the daily serving, the manufacturer declares an oil macerate of devil’s claw at 307 mg, macerate from Indian nettle at 225 mg, macerate from bladderwrack at 90 mg, and macerate from guarana seeds at 82 mg, all at a DER standard of 1:1.
Bladderwrack is a marine brown algae and a natural source of iodine, and guarana seeds naturally contain caffeine - we will return to both below. The bottle has 15 ml, and the manufacturer states there are about 400 drops in it. The manufacturer recommends 2-5 drops three times a day and explicitly states that the last dose should be taken no later than five to six hours before bedtime, with a limit of 15 drops per day.
The declarations are common for the line: alcohol-free, preservative-free, non-GMO, vegan, laboratory tested, and from organic farming. Storage does not require refrigeration: a dark cupboard at a temperature of up to 25°C is sufficient, and after opening, you have twelve months to use the contents.
Ingredients
Content in the daily serving, that is, in 15 drops, according to the manufacturer’s declaration:
- Oil macerate from devil’s claw (Harpagophytum procumbens), DER 1:1 - 307 mg
- Oil macerate from Indian nettle (Coleus forskohlii), DER 1:1 - 225 mg
- Oil macerate from bladderwrack (Fucus vesiculosus), DER 1:1 - 90 mg
- Oil macerate from guarana seeds (Paullinia cupana), DER 1:1 - 82 mg
Two ingredients from this quartet deserve a separate paragraph because they have real significance when choosing. Bladderwrack is a brown algae growing in the tidal zones of the Atlantic and Baltic, and algae of this group are a natural source of iodine. If you have a diagnosed thyroid condition or are taking thyroid medications, consult the use with your doctor. Guarana seeds naturally contain caffeine.
The other two items are devil’s claw, a plant from the Kalahari Desert, and Indian nettle, which despite its name has nothing to do with common nettle: Coleus forskohlii belongs to the mint family. Devil’s claw owes its name to the curved hooks on its fruits, which cling to the fur of animals. Four macerates, four numbers, and one common DER standard of 1:1 - the list is short enough that you can review it in its entirety before comparing it with your own contraindications.
Specification
| Form | herbal oil macerate in drops, for sublingual use |
| Volume | 15 ml - the manufacturer states about 400 drops in the bottle |
| Daily serving | 2-5 drops three times a day, maximum 15 drops |
| Composition | four oil macerates at a DER standard of 1:1 |
| Iodine | bladderwrack is a natural source of iodine - consult a doctor if you have thyroid conditions |
| Manufacturer’s declarations | alcohol-free, free from glycerin, glycol, and microplastics |
| Manufacturer’s declarations | preservative-free, non-GMO, vegan |
| Control | laboratory tested, product from organic farming |
| Allergens and gluten | check the product label |
| Storage | closed original packaging, temperature not exceeding 25°C, away from light |
| After opening | use the product within 12 months |
How to use
The manufacturer recommends 2-5 drops three times a day, dripped directly under the tongue and held for one to two minutes, with a limit of 15 drops per day. A separate caution concerns the timing: take the last dose no later than five to six hours before bedtime.
- Daily serving: 2-5 drops three times a day
- Hold the drops under your tongue for 1-2 minutes before swallowing
- Do not exceed 15 drops per day
- Take the last dose no later than 5-6 hours before bedtime
- Use regularly, at a consistent time of day - with herbs, consistency matters, not a single dose
For whom
This variant is for adults who want to have devil’s claw, Indian nettle, bladderwrack, and guarana in one package instead of four separate ones. Three doses a day with a caution regarding the evening hour require a relatively predictable daily schedule. With shift work, they need to be consciously planned. Check two things before purchasing.
The first: bladderwrack is a natural source of iodine, so if you have diagnosed thyroid conditions or are on thyroid medications, talk to your doctor first. The second: guarana contains caffeine, which matters if you are sensitive to it or drink a lot of coffee. The product is intended solely for adults. The manufacturer does not recommend use in children, pregnant women, or during lactation, nor concurrently with sedatives, sleeping pills, and antiepileptics.
This page describes the composition and packaging format, and does not replace a conversation with a doctor and is not advice. The carrier here is oil, so you cannot dissolve the drops in water or coffee - you hold them under your tongue for a moment and then swallow.
Frequently asked questions
Is there caffeine in the composition?
Yes. Guarana seeds are on the list at a dose of 82 mg, and guarana naturally contains caffeine. The manufacturer recommends taking the last dose five to six hours before bedtime, and this caution should be taken seriously if you also drink coffee or tea during the day.
Does bladderwrack contain iodine?
Bladderwrack is a marine brown algae, and algae of this group are a natural source of iodine. If you have a diagnosed thyroid condition or are taking thyroid medications, consult the use of the preparation with your doctor before the first dose.
Is Indian nettle a nettle?
No. This name refers to Coleus forskohlii, a plant from the mint family, related to mint and sage. Common nettle belongs to a completely different family. This is one of those trade names that can easily be confused - it is worth checking the Latin name when comparing products.
How to store the oil after opening?
In a closed, original packaging, at a temperature not exceeding 25°C, away from direct light and out of reach of small children. Refrigeration is not necessary. After opening the bottle, the manufacturer recommends using the contents within twelve months, so it is worth noting the opening date on the box.
Variants and category
In the same Aura Care line, there are the Energy variant with ashwagandha, rhodiola, and schisandra, and the Digestion variant with milk thistle, ginger, and mint. You can find the full offer in the Supplements category.
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More context on the blog: what edible algae are and how to use them in your daily diet.
Safety and storage
The product is a dietary supplement intended for adults and is not a medical product. The manufacturer does not recommend use in children, pregnant women, and during lactation, nor concurrently with sedatives, sleeping pills, and antiepileptics - if you are taking any of them, consult the use with your doctor. Store the bottle in closed, original packaging, at a temperature not exceeding 25°C, away from light and out of reach of small children.
After opening, use the product within 12 months. Discontinue use and contact a doctor if you notice any concerning symptoms.
Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. The dietary supplement does not replace a varied diet or a healthy lifestyle.
Do you have questions about the composition or the timing of taking the drops? Write or call - we will check the label of the bottle we have in stock and respond on the same business day.
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