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Ashwagandha Capsules with 10 Percent Withanolides

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Key Benefits:

1 vegetable capsule per serving | Ashwagandha root extract 300 mg at 10% withanolides | Black pepper extract 3 mg at 95% piperine | 60 servings | Custom order

The key commercial detail is the ashwagandha specification: 300 mg of root extract standardized to 10% withanolides per vegetable capsule. Black pepper extract is included at 3 mg and is standardized to 95% piperine. Those numbers provide the page with sufficient depth without incorporating borrowed brand names or sweeping assertions. A purchaser must confirm the true identity of raw materials, assay method, approved wording, and market status before the formula proceeds to artwork and production.

 

Current Label Facts

Ingredient Amount per serving
Ashwagandha root extract standardized to 10% withanolides 300 mg
Black pepper extract standardized to 95% piperine 3 mg
Serving size 1 vegetable capsule
Pack 60 capsules / 60 servings

How It Works:

Ten Percent Is the Core Specification

The 10% figure is, for the 300 mg ashwagandha root extract.. It should remain attached to that ingredient in the facts table, sales sheet and image graphic. Do not show it as ten percent of the capsule. Refrain from including it as an extra component.

The supplier specification must explicitly outline the assay method and the acceptance range utilized for withanolides. This guarantees that the testing procedure is uniform and fulfills the necessary quality benchmarks

Use the Actual Root Extract Name

The page should say ashwagandha root extract because that is the plant part recorded for this formula. Do not shorten it to a generic herb powder or expand it to root and leaf without evidence.

Do not use KSM-66, Sensoril or another branded extract name unless that exact material is purchased, the specification matches and the naming rights are confirmed. A 10% withanolides statement alone does not establish a trademarked source.

Black Pepper Has a Supporting Role

Black pepper extract is a secondary ingredient at 3 mg with a 95% piperine specification. Keep it in that role. The formula should not become a black-pepper page, and the piperine percentage should not be attached to the ashwagandha line.

Avoid a blanket statement that black pepper guarantees absorption or bioavailability. Any such claim would need evidence relevant to the actual extracts, amounts and finished formulation. The safer page copy simply reports the ingredient and its specification.

One Capsule Needs Controlled Dispersion

The two extracts enter the blend at very different weights. A controlled premix and documented mixing sequence help distribute the 3 mg component through the larger ashwagandha load before encapsulation.

A physical trial should confirm capsule fill, flow and weight variation with the selected shell and excipients. The page can state one capsule per serving, but capsule size and finished fill weight remain production specifications until verified.

Claims and Market Review

Ashwagandha rules and acceptable wording vary by destination. The buyer should identify the sales market before final label copy is written. The ingredient list, warning language and intended consumer group need review together.

Don’t ever commit to alleviating stress, don’t commit to alleviating anxiety, don’t commit to alleviating depression, don’t commit to alleviating insomnia, don’t commit to cortisol, don’t commit to altering hormones, don’t commit to assuring sleep. A structure or function statement still requires substantiation that matches the ingredient, extract and labeled serving.

Buyer Questions

Does the formula have 300 mg at 10 percent withanolides?

The packaging indicates 300 mg of ashwagandha root extract. This extract of ashwagandha root is standardized to include 10% withanolides.

Is this a KSM 66 or Sensoril product

No branded source should be stated unless the actual purchased material and authorization confirm it.

Does black pepper guarantee better absorption

The current label confirms 3 mg black pepper extract at 95% piperine. A broader absorption claim would need product-relevant support.

Review a Standardized Ashwagandha Capsule

Send the destination market, extract specification, desired capsule and bottle format, label language and expected quantity. HEKONA will review the raw-material documents, blend plan, sample route, MOQ and quotation.

Who It’s For:

Suitable Consumer Groups

This formula is intended for adults who prefer a standardized ashwagandha extract in a simple one-capsule serving.

It may suit product lines targeting:

  • Adults looking for standardized ashwagandha root extract
  • Consumers comparing formulas by withanolide concentration
  • Customers who prefer one capsule per serving
  • Brands building a focused botanical or daily wellness supplement range

Final target-user wording and warnings should be reviewed for the intended sales market.

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Supplement Facts panel showing 300 mg ashwagandha root extract and 3 mg black pepper extract per capsule