- How much moringa is in each capsule?
- Each capsule holds 500 mg of whole moringa leaf powder. That is a food-level dose, not a concentrated extract.
- How many capsules should I take a day?
- Follow the label directions, which call for the capsules with food. Many users take one or two daily; check with a doctor before going higher.
- Is this a moringa extract or plain leaf powder?
- It is plain whole-leaf powder, not a standardized extract. Extracts are concentrated and usually list a specific compound percentage.
- Can it replace a multivitamin?
- No. Moringa leaf has some vitamins and minerals, but a capsule dose does not cover daily needs the way a multivitamin does.
- Is it suitable for vegetarians?
- The capsule is a standard gelatin or vegetable shell depending on the batch, so check the label if you avoid animal-derived capsules.
- How does it compare with moringa powder?
- Powder gives larger, flexible servings but tastes grassy; capsules are convenient and tasteless at a smaller dose.
- Where is the Mason Natural Whole Herb Moringa 500 mg cheapest?
- At Swanson, for $8.39, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Mason Natural Whole Herb Moringa 500 mg?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Swanson, Target.