andrographis capsules

Bottles commonly come in counts such as 60, 90, or 120 capsules. Serving sizes vary by product; for example, a 120‑capsule bottle may be listed as providing 60 servings (two capsules per serving). Check the product label for the exact capsule count and serving size.

Many products use vegetarian/vegetable capsules and are labeled vegetarian or vegan. Common dietary labels include non‑GMO and gluten‑free; some listings also note soy‑free or state they "do not contain any of the 9 major allergens." Always review the product label to confirm specific dietary claims.

Recommended dosing varies across products. Examples from labels include taking one quick‑release capsule daily with a meal, taking three capsules per day, or a stated daily amount of 300 mg. Because formulations and strengths differ, follow the product label and consult a healthcare provider for personalized dosing.

Labels commonly warn that andrographis may cause gastrointestinal discomfort and advise stopping use and consulting a doctor if adverse reactions occur. Many products also recommend consulting a healthcare professional before use if you take medications or have a medical condition.

Product details frequently note manufacturing and testing practices such as production in GMP‑certified facilities, GMP quality assurance, laboratory testing or verification for potency and purity, and verification by third‑party or FDA‑registered agencies. Check the label for the specific claims and certifications.

Descriptions include concentrated extracts (for example, 20X), patented extracts such as ParActin standardized to specific andrographolide constituents, full‑spectrum formulas, and extract‑equivalents expressed as ratios (e.g., 20:1) or as an "equivalent of 8,000 mg extract." Review the product details to see the exact extract type and standardization.

Many listings specify vegetarian or vegetable capsules (using terms like "veg" or "vegetable capsule") and note vegan/vegetarian classifications. At least one product description mentions a quick‑release capsule form. Check the product label for capsule material and delivery features.

Product descriptions reference plant parts such as leaves, stems, and roots, and commonly refer to aerial or leaf extracts. Labels may also state extract‑equivalents (for example, 20:1 or an "equivalent of 8,000 mg extract"). Always check the product details for the exact plant part or extract used.