Is this a capsule or a liquid?

It is a liquid extract taken as drops, not a capsule. You measure drops into water or another drink.

Yes, Herb Pharm lists this ashwagandha extract as gluten-free.

How does it compare with ashwagandha capsules?

Drops absorb quickly and let you adjust the serving, while capsules are easier to carry and have no taste. Both use ashwagandha root.

Herb Pharm's liquid extracts are alcohol-based tinctures, which is why the taste is strong. Check the label for the exact alcohol content.

That depends on the bottle size and the serving of drops on the label. Compare the two before you decide.

The alcohol base gives it a strong, bitter taste that some people dislike. Mixing it into juice rather than plain water makes it easier to take.

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