Organic Spree Medohar Guggulu 120 Tablets - GMP Certified

There's some things that I like about this supplement and some things that I don't. I certainly like the consideration that they put into the ingredients that are included like the dried ginger, black pepper, long pepper,haritaki, amla, and purified guggulu. These are great ingredients but it's also important to note that the tablets are also made of talc. I would prefer that they were not, but I'm hoping that the talc is a very low amount. I also like that this supplement is GMP certified and also complies with ISO and HACCP standards. This speaks to the quality that went into the manufacturing of the supplement. However, I don't like that it uses a proprietary blend as this doesn't provide enough information about the individual amounts of each ingredient. I also don't like that the supplement comes in tablets as this is why the talc is included and it makes it slightly more challenging to swallow them. I experienced some taste when taking these, but they were gentle on my stomach. I like that the supplement had a clear label denoting all the pertinent information and the expiration date. The bottle I received expires years after getting it. It came with a tight seal around the top to preserve the tablets and I didn't experience any side effects. I don't think it's necessarily the best value because of the proprietary blend, but the price is decent considering it's $27 for a 2-month.

Big fan of Ayurvedic remedies and supplements. This Medohar Guggulu blend had noticeable changes to my digestion and metabolism. After taking it for a few weeks, I noticed less bloat and water retention. The blend will detox your body noticeably, and it also reduces my blood sugar levels and improves my energy levels.

I'm trying Organic Spree’s Medohar Guggulu tablets to support my metabolism and immune health. The blend of herbs seems solid, but the only downside for me is the talc listed in the ingredients. I know talc is often used in making tablets, but it can sometimes carry asbestos contamination, which worries me, especially since this is marketed as an organic product. I wish they would find a safer alternative. Aside from that, it feels like a decent Ayurvedic formula, but I’m hesitant because of the talc.

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The ingredients list is one that is all well known natural herbs used in ayurvedic medicines; however, talc, as many other reviewers have mentioned, needs some clarity as to its source. If the product is verified organic, one would assume the talc is free from contaminants, namely asbestos (class action lawsuits across the US for baby powders and talcum powders that contained asbestos); however, with a product made in India, and no listed organic verification other than "certified organic"... certified organic by who?I can't really comment on the quality in any other ways as I will not be taking these tablets. I would rather play it safe versus take something with questionable manufacturing and ingredients.

Pros:- Organic Cadane Myo Inositol & Green Tea Capsules + More!- Small, easy to swallow capsules - no large pills or bad tasting chewable!- Clear labeling noting GMP/ISO/HACCP-Certified, Kosher, Batch TestedCons:- Manufactured in IndiaBottom Line:- These appear to be of quality and fully tested for safety and potency. However, I prefer purchasing vitamin/health/supplements that are manufactured in the USA as they fall under the strict scrutiny of the FDA/USDA and support American jobs.

Ayurveda is a medical system from India that has been around for a couple thousand years, but only recently getting noticed outside of India.This offering from Organic Spree is a formula designed to help with managing your weight by trying to up your metabolism kick up a notch and burn more fat.I've been taking it a few weeks now and feel a slight uptick, but nothing dramatic. It will no doubt take a while longer to fully notice the effect, so I'll keep taking it for a bottle or two longer before deciding if it is truly working or not.Like any herbal remedy you do need to do some basic internet searching to understand what it is supposed to do but as important, whether it might have an unintended interaction with something else you might be taking or with some existing medical condition.

This is a good Ayurvedic formula and supposedly the herbal ingredients are organic. It is made in India, where Ayurvedic medicine originated. The tablets are easy to swallow and do not cause any digestive upset. The reason I took off two stars (my rating is actually 3-1/2 stars) is that there is talc in the ingredient list. It is probably used in the tableting process, but it seems like an organic company could find an alternative! It is likely a very small amount, but there is no way of knowing if the talc was contaminated with asbestos, which can be harmful to ingest.