NETTLE EXTRACT 600 mg VEGAN PRODUCT 90 CAPSULES
19,99 zł
Extract from the leaves of common nettle in a capsule - one raw material, one capsule daily, no brewing or measuring infusion.
- 600 mg extract from the leaves of common nettle (Urtica dioica) in a capsule
- Extraction ratio 20:1 stated directly on the product card
- One raw material - no herbal mix and no added vitamins
- Plant coating Vcaps, vegan formula, NON GMO
- 90 capsules, 64.8 g net weight - gluten-free, egg-free, soy-free, milk-free, and lactose-free
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Nettle extract 600 mg - vegan, 90 capsules
IN SHORT
| Form | hard capsules with plant-based Vcaps coating |
| Packaging | 90 capsules, 64.8 g net weight |
| Servings | one capsule |
Nettle is one of those herbs that is most often used in the form of an infusion - and that is why the capsule makes sense here. There is no need to brew, measure, or wait for the infusion, and the serving is always exactly the same, regardless of how strong the infusion would turn out.
The manufacturer provides one number and does so with a clear basis: the daily serving is one capsule and contains 600 mg of extract from the leaves of common nettle, or Urtica dioica. The manufacturer also states the extraction ratio of 20:1, noted directly in the composition table, next to the Latin name of the raw material. This information gives the mass of the extract a scale: without it, 600 mg is a number that cannot be related to the raw material or to another nettle extract.
The ingredient list ends with the extract and the plant coating, and the entire formula is vegan and free from the most common food allergens.
Ingredients
Content in the daily serving, which is one capsule:
- Extract from the leaves of common nettle (Urtica dioica) 20:1 - 600 mg
- Coating: plant capsule Vcaps (hydroxypropyl methylcellulose)
- Free from starch, salt, sugar - manufacturer’s declaration
- Does not contain gluten, eggs, soy, milk protein, or lactose
This 20:1 notation means the ratio of raw material to finished extract, indicating how much plant material has been concentrated - and this is real information, because without it, the mass of the extract is a number without scale. However, it speaks of concentration, not of the content of a specific compound: standardization is a separate type of declaration, and these two notations should not be confused when comparing extracts.
The manufacturer clearly states the raw material: leaves of common nettle, in Latin Urtica dioica. This distinction is important because the leaf and root of nettle are two different raw materials with different uses in herbal tradition. The country of origin of the finished product is stated by the manufacturer as Poland, and the composition consists of two items: extract and plant coating Vcaps. The manufacturer declares the absence of gluten, eggs, soy, milk protein, and lactose.
If you avoid allergens outside this list, check the packaging you have in hand.
Specification
| Form | hard capsules with plant-based Vcaps coating |
| Packaging | 90 capsules, 64.8 g net weight |
| Daily serving | one capsule |
| Raw material | leaves of common nettle, extract in a ratio of 20:1 |
| Allergen declarations | gluten-free, egg-free, soy-free, milk protein-free, and lactose-free |
| Country of origin | Poland |
| Storage | in a cool and dry place |
Usage
The manufacturer provides one scheme, the same every day, and adds two warnings from the label:
- One capsule once a day
- Do not exceed the recommended daily serving
- Do not use if the internal packaging seal is damaged
- Swallow the capsule whole and drink with water
Herbs can interact with medications - if you take any medications regularly, discuss the use of the product with your doctor or pharmacist.
For whom
This is a choice for someone who enjoys traditional Polish herbalism but does not want to brew an infusion every day or carry dried herbs with them. One capsule a day is a form that is easy to incorporate into a daily routine, and the packaging containing 90 capsules allows for sticking to this scheme for a longer time.
The formula is vegan and free from the most common food allergens, making it suitable for both plant-based diets and gluten-free or lactose-free diets. The composition consists of two items in the table, one raw material and a plant coating. If you are arranging supplementation with several separate preparations, such a single-ingredient extract is easy to fit in, as it is clear what you are adding.
And if you are selecting an extract for a specific parameter, check the composition table above before purchasing - the manufacturer describes this preparation with the mass of the extract and the extraction ratio, and these are values on which it is worth basing comparisons, rather than just the name of the plant.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the 20:1 notation mean for the extract?
This is the extraction ratio, which indicates how much plant raw material was used to obtain one part of the finished extract. The manufacturer states it directly in the composition next to the name of the raw material. This way, the mass of 600 mg has a scale and can be compared with another nettle extract, instead of comparing two numbers of unknown significance.
Is this extract from leaves or roots?
From leaves. The manufacturer clearly states the raw material as leaves of common nettle, in Latin Urtica dioica.
Is the product vegan and gluten-free?
The manufacturer declares the product suitable for vegans and vegetarians, and the coating consists of a plant capsule Vcaps made from hydroxypropyl methylcellulose. It also declares that the product does not contain gluten, eggs, soy, milk protein, or lactose, and is additionally free from starch, salt, and sugar, and marked as NON GMO.
How many capsules are in the package?
The package contains 90 capsules with a total net weight of 64.8 g, and the manufacturer recommends one capsule once a day - both of these values are stated directly in the table on the product card. The manufacturer briefly describes storage: in a cool and dry place.
Variants and category
From the same line, there is also sodium butyrate in capsules and magnesium in capsules Magnesium Complex - these are completely different preparations, not variants of this nettle. All such items have been gathered in the category Supplements.
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Safety and storage
The product is intended for adults. Pregnant and breastfeeding women, individuals under 18 years of age, and those who are ill or taking medications regularly should consult the use with a doctor - herbs can interact with medications. Do not use if you are sensitive to any of the ingredients and do not use the package with a damaged internal seal. Store in a cool and dry place, out of reach of small children.
Do not exceed the recommended daily serving. The dietary supplement cannot be used as a substitute for a varied diet or a healthy lifestyle.
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