Wholesale Dr. Herbalist Moringa Oil Capsules 1600mg, 60 Softgels

Moringa spent a decade as the superfood the West was about to discover, and the discovery finally happened. 1600mg of cold pressed seed oil per serving from the tree generations of South Asian and African households call sohanjna. Also Known As: Sohanjna, مورينجا, Moringa, Ben Ailé • What It Is: Cold pressed oil of Moringa oleifera seed, from the drumstick tree cultivated across South Asia and Africa, long valued for its nutrient-dense seeds. 1600mg per serving, 60 softgels. • Who Buys It: The superfood customer moving past matcha, diaspora households that know sohanjna by name, and green-wellness shoppers. • Why It Sells Off Your Shelf: Moringa crossed into mainstream awareness while shelf availability stayed thin. Early stockists own the customer. • How To Use: Two softgels daily with food. 30 day supply, monthly reorder. • What To Tell Your Customer: "Moringa, the drumstick tree, in a daily softgel. If you liked the powder in smoothies, this is the version you will not forget to take." • How To Display It: Beside moringa powder and moringa tea as a moringa set, or in the botanical oils row with a small trend tag. • Perfect For: Health food stores, juice-bar-adjacent retail, halal markets, African and South Asian grocers. Halal certified, non GMO, GMP facility. Supports daily wellness routines. Merchandising: The moringa trio: powder for smoothies, tea for ritual, softgel for consistency. Three price points, one trend, one facing block. FAQ Q: What is moringa? A: Moringa oleifera, the drumstick tree of South Asia and Africa, whose leaves and seeds have been used for generations; these softgels carry the cold pressed seed oil. Q: Moringa powder or capsules? A: Powder for cooking and smoothies, capsules for a consistent daily amount. They sell together. Q: Is it halal? A: Yes, halal certified, non GMO, GMP facility. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.