Asian Ginseng Liquid Extract: Organic Korean Ginseng, Energy, Sharp Focus, Adaptogen for Daily Stress, Fast-Absorbing & Sugar-Free Panax Ginseng Root Tincture, Up to ~3 Week Supply, 1 oz*

So, this is not the best tasting Tincher in the world. However, I use it to keep from having hangovers after a night of drinking. I use a dropperful before drinking, in the middle of drinking and at the end of drinking. Works like a charm. Because just as much on Amazon as it cost at my local sprouts. I do also like the pill form.

Good stuff

Definitely give you energy!

Feels amazing

Un producto necesario y bueno justo lo necesario

Very nice heals bruises with a medium mix excellent

I purchased this product numerous times from Whole Foods and it was a deep red color and had a strong taste. Every bottle was the same. This is the first one purchased online and it’s a semi transparent tan color with a different flavor. How is that possible? I haven't taken it, worried it’s not real or safe.

PROS: - I take this for ADHD, and it helps remarkably well. I also take prescription medication which helps to a more limited extent. I've tried both Ritalin and Adderall, but this -- at least in combination with Adderall, as I haven't had a good opportunity to try only one due to life circumstances -- helps the best. - No bloating. -- I have tried to find a suitable replacement via ConsumerLabs testing which is cheaper and unfortunately haven't had any luck so far, possibly because they haven't reviewed any tincture varieties of ginseng supplements. I have tried two brands of capsules (Spring Valley 100mg capsules & TruNature Triple Energy 300mg capsules (100mg Asian, 100mg American, 100mg eleuthero), but both have resulted in nearly intolerable and seemingly unmitigable (via both natural remedies and OTC pharmaceutical remedies) bloating forcing me to stop use of them. - With regard to effects alone, I love this product. CONS (*a big one if you ask me): My only complaint (and a *very* important one at that) is that Herb Pharm does *not* specify the concentration of ginsenosides -- thought to be the active ingredient of ginseng -- *or even hint at it.* (This is extremely negligent and should be criminal -- we are supposed to put this in our bodies! If only the government was allowed to regulate supplements.) The best they do to describe what is in a dose of this product is give the [dry herb / menstruum ratio] of 1:1.2 which is effectively meaningless. If I didn't have huge benefits from this tincture, I would rate it 1 star (0 if I could) for this alone. However, so as to not deter others from trying this product and potentially receiving benefits such as myself, I have rated it 4 stars -- which if they gave useful information as far as concentration, would shoot up to 5 by default. OVERALL: If I didn't have huge benefits from this tincture, I would rate it 1 star (0 if I could) for the lack of information alone. However, so as to not deter others from trying this product and therefore potentially receiving benefits such as myself, I have rated it 4 stars -- which if they gave useful information as far as concentration of ginsenosides, would shoot up to 5 by default.