Pure Organic Ashwagandha root powder
Three different ways to consume Ashwagandha
Expiry date exposed
Authentic, unadulterated, organic Ashwagandha does have an expiration date. Please verify the expiry date when purchasing any Ashwagandha product, as some cheaper variants in the market may have shorter shelf lives. Our expiry date is clearly printed on the label. This is batch number RA490123; Exp Jan 31, 2026
In a food-grade glass jar
To prevent plastic contamination, this product is packaged in a food-grade glass jar, following the Canadian health guidelines. This Ashwagandha is in its purest form and therefore it is strong. Small dosage is enough per day. Recommendation is 1/4 tsp per day. This bottle contains 100 grams of Ashwagandha, providing approximately 160 servings.
In a powder form
Produced by grinding the dried Ashwagandha root. We believe tablets, capsules and pills contain coating, binding agents, preservatives, additives or fillers that can cause digestive issues, reduced absorption rate, allergic reactions and degraded potency of the Ashwagandha. We recommend taking Ashwagandha root powder instead of Ashwagandha tablets, pills or capsules.
Certificates
Certificates of agriculture and manufacturing practices are as follows: Food purity, Certificate Of Analysis : Batch No RA490123 Exp Jan 31 2026, ISO certificate number : FSMS-MMXXI-4-8829, Certificate of good manufacturing practice : GMP-MMXXI-4-8830, USDA organic certification by Control Union : CU 889487NOP-01.2023
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We actively contribute to the prosperity of our organic farmers in India, fostering their economic well-being and empowerment.
