Just bought your ashwaghanda in the UK

Comment · Wed, August 5, 2020 · 4 pts

Let us know how it goes!

Comment · Wed, August 5, 2020 · 8 pts

I'd love it, too! It's a lot more complicated than that, though. We will likely never be in the UK proper. We will probably be in the EU soon. It's a shame the UK no longer will be. :-(

Comment · Wed, August 5, 2020 · 8 pts

KSM-66 is a trademarked ingredient by Ixoreal, which is an Indian company. They supply multiple different versions of it to different vendors. Ours we hold to our tighter specifications for heavy metals and things like t

Comment · Wed, August 5, 2020 · 5 pts

Agreed. Ours are too, but that's the UK's fault as well! LOL. You guys gave us your legal system. At least we don't wear silly wigs. We got that going for us, which is nice.

Comment · Wed, August 5, 2020 · 6 pts

I hope not a whole lot. The ultimate goal is to have all EU products made in the EU. To start we will ship them from the US, which will add to the cost. However, the eventual goal is to make EU products there, and US pro

Comment · Fri, August 7, 2020 · 1 pts

Ohh, you were using Jarrow's version. It could be. I have not tested their KSM-66. Does GERD ever give you these symptoms?

Comment · Fri, August 7, 2020 · 3 pts

Really? Back to back? That's crazy! Maybe I should test theirs in the lab...

Comment · Fri, August 7, 2020 · 4 pts

We are ordering some of theirs now. We will analyze it in the lab. Crazy that multiple people are having the same results!

Comment · Fri, August 7, 2020 · 3 pts

Very strange! I wonder if it is a different product? We just bought some to test. We'll see what the lab results show.

Comment · Fri, August 7, 2020 · 3 pts

So I was just discussing it with my team. I think we know what the deal is. You know how we list that it contains milk allergens? Well the traditional KSM-66 extraction uses milk in the process. Well Ixoreal got sued bec

Comment · Fri, August 7, 2020 · 4 pts

Correct. That's the traditional Ayurvedic way of making ashwagandha. They made a big deal about it being the traditional full-spectrum extraction method. I guess some people got freaked out by the milk thing, so they mad

Comment · Sun, August 9, 2020 · 2 pts

There is no milk left. There is like a low ppm range of a single milk protein left in it. Not enough to cause any reactions in anyone.

Comment · Mon, August 17, 2020 · 4 pts

Okay, /u/yehyehwut /u/TheGermanGuy21 and /u/umbrella_term, hold off on the pitchforks for a bit. There may have been an error in the lab. Do not consider the Jarrow KSM-66 thing settled yet. I am working with my team to