Together Health Organic Ashwagandha
- Testing & evidence
- 14/25
- Ingredient/formulation quality
- 18/20
- Value
- 20/20
- Dose transparency
- 14/15
- Manufacturer transparency
- 6/10
- Label/ingredient transparency
- 5/10
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Testing claimed
Daily cost follows the label serving. The value score uses the category’s documented comparison method. The label serving is not a recommendation for your personal intake.
"Resemblance to studied formulations" describes how closely this product's extract, form and dose match preparations used in published research - it is not a claim that the product itself has been clinically tested, and it does not mean the product "works" for any individual.
Manufacturer states 6000mg of dried ashwagandha (not stated as an extract ratio) per one-a-day capsule serving. 60 capsules. Manufacturer states identity testing via HPTLC to confirm the correct herb species and plant part, describing this as exceeding standard EFSA requirements; no specific report was linked on the listing. Note: this is labelled as dried ashwagandha (whole herb), not a concentrated extract – there is no extract ratio or raw-equivalent conversion involved, so the 6000mg figure is the actual material mass. Correction: the ingredients panel (not shown in the main marketing bullets) discloses this as a 10:1 root extract – 6000mg is a raw-herb equivalent, and 600mg is the actual extract mass (6000 ÷ 10). A single capsule could not physically contain 6000mg of material, which is what prompted this re-check.