- How do you take these ashwagandha drops?
- Take the drops directly under the tongue or stir them into water, juice or tea. Follow the serving size on the label rather than guessing.
- Are these drops organic and gluten-free?
- Yes. MaryRuth Organics markets this product as USDA organic and gluten-free, and it is a single-ingredient ashwagandha liquid.
- How does this compare with ashwagandha capsules?
- The liquid is easier for people who dislike pills and absorbs into a drink quickly. Capsules are more portable, need no refrigeration of a liquid, and usually state a standardized extract amount.
- How long does one bottle last?
- The bottle holds 1 fl oz, so it lasts roughly a few weeks at a daily serving. Check the label serving count before relying on it for a long stretch.
- Can I give these drops to a child?
- MaryRuth Organics sells separate kids' formulas, so check the label and ask a doctor before giving this adult product to a child.
- Does it contain withanolides in a stated amount?
- The label lists organic ashwagandha root but does not print a standardized withanolide percentage, so you cannot compare potency by number the way you can with standardized extracts.
- Where is the MaryRuth Organics Organic Ashwagandha Root Liquid Drops cheapest?
- At Herbspro, for $12.40, 38% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the MaryRuth Organics Organic Ashwagandha Root Liquid Drops?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Herbspro, Thrive Market, The Vitamin Shoppe, Ulta Beauty.