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Ashwagandha Root powder

Also called withania, withania somnifera, ksm-66 and 3 more

ksm66, sensoril, shoden.

The best price per 600 mg and per month across 2 UK retailers, and where to buy it cheapest. A unit for comparing, not advice.

Comparing ashwagandha

We count the root extract a label states per serving, whatever the pack size or the serving size, so every product sits on one scale. Ashwagandha comes as KSM-66, sensoril, shoden, root extract (unbranded) and root powder, and each form has its own table, because someone buying one would not usually take another as a like-for-like substitute. Products that combine ashwagandha with other ingredients are listed separately, because their price buys more than root extract. 600 mg is our unit for comparing prices, not a dose to take: the label’s directions and a pharmacist decide that.

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Ashwagandha, Root powder: products ranked by price per 600 mg
RankProductPer 600 mgPer monthLastsBuyHow it is worked out
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WeightWorld Organic Ashwagandha With Black Pepper Capsules
Cheapest per doseOrganic Ashwagandha With Black Pepper CapsulesWeightWorld · 180 servings · 600 mg a servingDetails and price historyAdd to my stackalso contains black pepper
8p£2.416 months£14.49View at WeightWorld (opens in a new tab)Free delivery over £35.00, otherwise £1.99AmazonFind it on Amazon (opens in a new tab)A search, not a matched product. Price not compared.
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  • Servings: 180 (as stated on the label)
  • In the pack: 180 × 600 mg = 108 g
  • £14.49 ÷ 108 g × 600 mg = 8.05p per 600 mg
  • Amount per serving: extract weight stated on the label.
  • Also contains: black pepper. The price counts the ashwagandha only.
What the retailer's listing says
  • servings stated “Servings per Container: 180”
  • units per serving “Serving Size: 1 Capsule”
  • amount per serving “Organic Ashwagandha Root Powder ; 600 mg”

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Cytoplan Ashwagandha
AshwagandhaHealf · 60 capsules · 60 servings · 500 mg a servingDetails and price historyAdd to my stackclaimed: veganclaimed: vegetarian
24p£7.1750 days£11.95View at Healf (opens in a new tab)Free delivery over £50.00, otherwise £3.99AmazonFind it on Amazon (opens in a new tab)A search, not a matched product. Price not compared.
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  • Servings: 60 ÷ 1 per serving = 60
  • In the pack: 60 × 500 mg = 30 g
  • £11.95 ÷ 30 g × 600 mg = 23.9p per 600 mg
  • Amount per serving: extract weight stated on the label.
What the retailer's listing says
  • pack units “60 caps”
  • units per serving “One capsule will provide on average”
  • amount per serving “Organic Ashwagandha ; 500mg”

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Fushi Ashwagandha Root
Ashwagandha RootHealf · 60 capsules · 30 servings · 680 mg a servingDetails and price historyAdd to my stackclaimed: vegan
50p£15.0034 days£17.00View at Healf (opens in a new tab)Free delivery over £50.00, otherwise £3.99AmazonFind it on Amazon (opens in a new tab)A search, not a matched product. Price not compared.
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  • Servings: 60 ÷ 2 per serving = 30
  • In the pack: 30 × 680 mg = 20.4 g
  • £17.00 ÷ 20.4 g × 600 mg = 50p per 600 mg
  • Amount per serving: extract weight stated on the label.
What the retailer's listing says
  • pack units “60 caps”
  • units per serving “Serving size: 2 capsules”
  • amount per serving “Ashwagandha ; 340mg”

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How we work out these prices

We count the weight of extract per serving. Where a label quotes a “whole herb equivalent” (for example “5,000 mg from a 10:1 extract”), we use the actual extract weight. Branded, standardised extracts are compared separately from unbranded ones.

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