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Twelve extracts that formulators of adaptogen, nootropic and sleep products specify, led by ashwagandha and brahmi.
The materials
Withania somnifera rootsTotal withanolides · 2.5%
Bacopa monnieri herbBacosides · 20.0%
Centella asiatica herbSaponins · 20.0%
Valeriana wallichii rootsValepotriates · 8.0%
Convolvulus pluricaulis herbAlkaloids · 0.40%
Mucuna pruriens seedsL-dopa · 15.0%
Nardostachys jatamansi rootsVolatile oil · 0.50%
Vetiveria zizanioides rootVolatile oil · 0.10%
Celastrus paniculatus seedsAlkaloids · 0.1%
Regulatory notes
Three materials carry a note on their page. Nardostachys jatamansi is listed under CITES Appendix II. Mucuna pruriens has no authorised Novel Food status in the EU. Acorus calamus is restricted in some markets, including the United States. Denmark also does not permit ashwagandha in foods, including supplements. State the destination market at quotation.
Other specifications
St John’s Wort is usually bought on hypericin and valerian on valerenic acid. Ours are standardised on tannins and valepotriates, so check the basis your monograph names before you specify. If it names a different marker, send it and we will confirm whether we can quote to it.
Minimum order 10 kg per extract. Quotation within two business days. Category names describe traditional Ayurvedic application and are not claims about any product.