- How do I take this ashwagandha tincture?
- The label directs you to take a set number of drops, usually in a little water, one or more times a day. Shake the bottle first and follow the label dose rather than guessing.
- Does it contain alcohol?
- Yes. It is an alcohol-based liquid extract, so the taste carries an alcohol note. People who avoid alcohol should choose a glycerin-based ashwagandha instead.
- Is it gluten free?
- The label states it is gluten free. Check the full ingredient list if you have other sensitivities.
- How is it different from ashwagandha capsules?
- A tincture is absorbed quickly and lets you adjust the dose drop by drop, but it tastes strong and the bottle holds less than a capsule supply. Capsules are tasteless and easier to carry in bulk.
- How long until I notice anything?
- Ashwagandha is typically taken daily for several weeks before users report changes in sleep or stress. Do not expect an immediate effect from a single dose.
- Can I mix it into juice or tea?
- Yes, the drops can go into water, juice or tea. A stronger-flavored drink hides the earthy taste better than plain water.
- Where is the Nature's Answer Ashwaganda Root cheapest?
- At Herbspro, for $19.49, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Nature's Answer Ashwaganda Root?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Nature's Answer Ashwaganda Root?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Swanson, Herbspro, The Vitamin Shoppe.