AdaptogensWholesale, bulk & private label

Adaptogens in bulk for webshops, health food stores, pharmacies and supplement brands, as powder and in capsules, also under your own brand via private label.

Adaptogens wholesale: range and ordering

“Adaptogens” is the name the supplement market uses for a group of roots, herbs and resins. This collection contains:

Capsules are available in bulk quantities of 20,000, 50,000 and 100,000 capsules, powders in 10, 50 and 100 kg. Every product is also available under your own brand via private label. The capsule material and contents per capsule are stated on each product page or in the product specification, available on request. For more botanicals in capsules, see herbal capsules.

Frequently asked questions about adaptogens wholesale

Which adaptogens do you supply?
Ashwagandha (ground root and the root extract KSM-66), maca, black maca, rhodiola rosea, Panax ginseng, shilajit 5% and 50% extract and ginkgo biloba, in capsules, as powder or both. See each product for the form and contents.

What is ashwagandha KSM-66?
KSM-66 is a branded extract of ashwagandha root (Withania somnifera). GOA Supply supplies organic KSM-66 as powder and in capsules. Ground ashwagandha root is also available, as organic powder and in capsules.

What is the difference between maca and black maca?
Both are ground root of Lepidium meyenii. Black maca is the rarer, dark variety of maca. Maca is available in capsules, black maca in capsules and as organic powder.

What is the difference between shilajit 5% and 50%?
Both are purified shilajit resin extract; one is standardised to 5%, the other to 50%. Both are available in capsules and as powder. Details are in the product specification, available on request.

What quantities can I order?
20,000, 50,000 or 100,000 capsules, or 10, 50 or 100 kg of powder per product. Smaller quantities are possible on request; contact us.

Can I sell ashwagandha or maca under my own brand?
Yes. All products in this collection are available for private label.

Can I call my product an adaptogen on the label?
Wording that describes an effect on the body, which the term adaptogen can suggest, counts as a health claim under Regulation (EC) 1924/2006, and claims for botanicals are still on hold in the EU. As the brand owner you are responsible for the label and claims of your product.