Together Health Organic Ashwagandha
- Testing & evidence
- 14/25
- Ingredient/formulation quality
- 18/20
- Value
- 19/20
- Dose transparency
- 14/15
- Manufacturer transparency
- 10/10
- Label/ingredient transparency
- 5/10
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Vegan Vegetarian
Manufacturer’s product description states “1 tablet a day you will nourish your body with 15% (45mg) of the active ingredient withanolides” – this figure is preserved exactly as labelled, including the unusually high stated percentage relative to other listings in this set (most state around 5%). The listing does not separately state a total ashwagandha extract mg amount, so active dose amount is recorded as not disclosed pending confirmation of the current label. 60 capsules, 1 daily. Vegan, vegetarian, kosher. Manufactured in the USA. The full ingredients panel states “Standardised Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera Root Powdered Extract 1.5% 4.5 mg withanolides)” plus a separate unquantified “Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera Root Powder)” – this conflicts with the product description elsewhere on the same listing, which states “15% (45 mg)”. Neither figure states a total ashwagandha extract mass, and the two withanolide figures are inconsistent with each other (a 10x discrepancy), so the active amount remains recorded as not reliably disclosed pending manufacturer clarification.