Andrographis Paniculata Extract 1000 mg Suppliers & Bulk Manufacturers

Available Forms: Capsules

Available Strengths: 1000 mg

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Category: Nutraceuticals

Andrographis paniculata extract capsules, listed at 1000 mg and standardised to andrographolides. For importers and distributors who need clear marker data and the allergy warnings required in some markets.

Product Description:

Andrographis paniculata, known as kalmegh or king of bitters, is an annual herb of the acanthus family used in Ayurvedic, Siddha and traditional Chinese practice. Its aerial parts contain diterpene lactones, of which andrographolide is the main marker, and these give the plant its intense bitterness. This page covers capsules listed at 1000 mg of extract; confirm whether that amount is per capsule or per serving of several. Capsules hide the taste well.

The meaningful figure is andrographolide content, usually quoted as a percentage of the extract. Ask for the HPLC method and whether the figure covers andrographolide alone or several related lactones, since this changes the number considerably. Allergic reactions, including rare severe ones, have been reported, and some regulators require an allergy warning on the label; pregnancy is a common exclusion. The herb is registered as a traditional medicine in several Asian countries and sold as a food or dietary supplement elsewhere, with daily limits in some markets.

Sourcing notes. Request a CoA for every lot showing andrographolide assay, extraction solvent and drug-to-extract ratio, heavy metals and microbial counts, along with the GMP certificate of the capsule site. Branded extracts are often used under licence, so generic offers should state the extract specification, not a trade name. Capsules need no cold chain and travel in bottles with desiccant; ask for zone IVb stability data for hot humid destinations. Confirm local status and mandatory warnings, then state strength, count and label language.