Himalaya Amalaki, 60 tablets

Himalaya Amalaki - tablets with amla fruit extract, 60 in the package

Amalaki, more widely known as amla, is the fruit of Emblica officinalis. Himalaya encapsulates its extract in tablets and declares 250 mg of fruit extract in each; the package contains 60 tablets. This is a single-ingredient preparation: the entire declared content of the tablet is the extract from one fruit, without a second herb and without added vitamins.

The manufacturer declares a 100% vegetarian formula and the absence of sugar, artificial colors, artificial flavors, and preservatives. It is a short recipe and a short list of declarations that can be read in a few seconds. Store the package in a dry and cool place.

Ingredients

• Extract from Amalaki fruit (Emblica officinalis) - 250 mg per tablet
• Single-ingredient preparation - the tablet contains only the fruit extract
• 100% vegetarian formula according to the manufacturer’s declaration
• Without sugar, artificial colors, artificial flavors, and preservatives
• Exact quantitative composition and allergens: package label

The declared 250 mg refers to the fruit extract, not to the powdered fruit - these are different things and when comparing preparations with amla, it is easy to confuse them, as both forms are described with the same milligrams. Besides the extract itself, the manufacturer declares the formula as free from sugar, artificial colors, artificial flavors, and preservatives, and the formula as 100% vegetarian. Together, this gives a short, readable list.

A short list also facilitates comparison: you look at one botanical name and one number, instead of breaking down a multi-ingredient mixture. In practice, you are buying one herb compressed into a tablet, and the entire contents of the package can be exchanged in one breath.

Specification

How to use

The daily portion for this preparation is determined by the package label:

• Follow the daily portion indicated on the package you purchase
• Take the tablets with water, preferably during a meal
• Do not exceed the recommended daily portion from the label
• If in doubt, consult your doctor or pharmacist about the method of use

If you are taking medications regularly or are under the supervision of a specialist for supplementation, it is best to determine the portion with them. Taking with water during meals is a common practice with herbal tablets. Keep the package closed, in a dry and cool place; moisture is not good for compressed herbal tablets, and a softened tablet is harder to dose. Keep them away from the sink and from a steaming kettle, and close the package after each use.

For whom

This is a choice for someone who knows amla from Ayurvedic tradition and wants it in a simple, single-ingredient format instead of a multi-herb mixture. The tablet is convenient: it does not require measuring, fits in your pocket, and has no taste of dried fruit, which for many people is a barrier with amla. The vegetarian formula and absence of sugar are two declarations that the manufacturer states directly, so the product will also work in a plant-based diet.

The package of 60 tablets is designed for continuous use, not occasional: one box sits in the cupboard and does not require weekly replenishment. The preparation is intended for adults, and the manufacturer directs pregnant and breastfeeding women to consult a doctor.

Frequently asked questions

How much extract is in one tablet?

The manufacturer declares 250 mg of extract from Emblica officinalis fruit in each tablet, and the package contains 60. The value refers to the extract, not to the powdered fruit - this is an important distinction when comparing preparations with amla, as both forms are described with the same units, but do not mean the same thing.

Is there anything besides the extract from amla in the tablet?

No. Himalaya describes Amalaki as a single-ingredient preparation and declares 250 mg of extract from Emblica officinalis in the tablet - without a second herb, without added vitamins, and without sugar, artificial colors, artificial flavors, or preservatives.

How many tablets are taken daily?

Follow the daily portion indicated on the package you purchase, and do not exceed it. If you are taking medications regularly or have doubts, consult your doctor or pharmacist before the first tablet. The manufacturer separately directs pregnant and breastfeeding women and those under continuous medical care to consult a doctor.

Are the tablets vegetarian?

Yes. The manufacturer describes the formula as 100% vegetarian, so the preparation fits into a plant-based diet without additional checking of the composition. The same label also lists the absence of sugar, artificial colors, artificial flavors, and preservatives. Information about gluten and allergens can be found on the package label - that is where data applicable to a specific batch is located.

Variants and category

Among other single-ingredient tablets of this brand are guduchi and tulasi, which is holy basil - these are separate plants with their own composition and dosing, not variants of this preparation. All are in the category Supplements.

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Safety and storage

Preparation for adults. Consult your doctor before use, especially during pregnancy, while breastfeeding, or in conditions requiring medical supervision. Do not use if you are hypersensitive to any of the ingredients. Follow the daily portion indicated on the package label and do not exceed it. Store the product in a dry, cool place, away from light and out of reach of small children.

Do not exceed the recommended daily portion indicated on the package. Dietary supplements cannot be used as a substitute for a varied diet or a healthy lifestyle.