Rani Organics Psyllium Whole Husk Powder (Isabgol), Dietary Fiber Supplement, USDA Organic 9.8oz (280g) PET Jar ~ All Natural | Vegan | Gluten Friendly | Non-GMO | Indian Origin

Nice and light! Blends nicely!

To me it’s a wonderful product.!Excellent quality and loved it.

The Rani Organics Psyllium Whole Husk Powder (Isabgol) is an excellent dietary fiber supplement, providing natural, USDA-certified organic fiber to support digestive health. I am taking a one tablespoon full every night. The product is finely ground, easy to mix with water, and free from artificial additives, it helped me a lot in maintaining healthy bowl movements.

It is what it’s supposed to be

Great product. Good quality.

This is my second order. This product is fresh and very effective. I will order again.

This product is great. It is organic and does the job really well. I have tried several products of this type and find that they make me uncomfortable. This product is organic and it the best I have tried. I think it is because it is organic. I'm glad I found this one.

Most, if not all, psyllium vendors clearly distinguish between psyllium husk and the husk powder. Not Rani. They have studiously misled the customer into believing that Psyllium Husk is indeed Psyllium Husk Powder. The term Psyllium Husk Powder is displayed on the back and side panel of the jar. Most deceptive however is the caption: Rani Organics Psyllium Whole Husk Powder….. Whole Husk being the descriptor, Powder being the noun referred to. No different from purchasing Orange Juice: no sane person expects Oranges. I hasten to explain that the general definition of a powder is a collection of solid particles ranging from nanometers to microns; further, powders are not granular. Rather, powders are substances consisting of ground, pulverized, or finely dispersed solid particles, according the medical definition. At best, a powder is a subset of granular substances. To argue to the contrary would be disingenuous. Hence psyllium husk powder is not synonymous with psyllium husk. It did not stop with the deceptive captions. Rani’s cost of the granular product is excessive compared the similar competitors. Considering the shipping costs involved one would anticipate the use of a reputable courier. Not so with Rani. Driven by sheer greed, the product was shipped to me through the general USPS mail which was then dump into the general mail of my country of residency. In this situation, the delivery date is unpredictable, slow and often never.

That’s exactly what I’m looking for

As far as know, it does what it says it does.

Tastes bad and is overpriced