Wholesale Dr. Herbalist Boswellia Extract 500mg, 60 Capsules

Faire's boswellia shelf is gym-brand potency plays and loose resin; Amazon's value leader sells at $9.99. Between them sits an open lane: a standardized boswellic-acid extract with the Shallaki and Luban heritage told properly, at a $5.99 MSRP that beats the value leader by four dollars. ALSO KNOWN AS: Shallaki, Salai Guggul, لبان (Luban), Indian Frankincense * WHAT IT IS: Standardized extract of Boswellia serrata resin, concentrated for boswellic acids including AKBA, the most studied of the family. 500mg per vegetarian capsule, 60 capsules. This is frankincense's Indian cousin, the supplement form of a resin two cultures burn, chew, and revere. * WHO BUYS IT: The joint-comfort customer, often 40 and up, often already using turmeric, plus Middle Eastern customers who recognize luban instantly. * WHY IT SELLS OFF YOUR SHELF: Joint comfort is a year-round, demographics-driven category that grows on its own, and 1,300 verified monthly searches on "boswellia serrata benefits" show buyers doing homework before they walk in. * HOW TO USE: Two capsules daily with a meal containing some fat, which matters for absorbing the resin's compounds. Four to eight weeks of consistency; pairs naturally with turmeric. * WHAT TO TELL YOUR CUSTOMER: "This is shallaki, Indian frankincense, the classical Ayurvedic answer for joint comfort. Take it with food that has some fat in it, and give it a month." * HOW TO DISPLAY IT: Joint set beside turmeric extract as the Ayurvedic pair, with the "Indian Frankincense" name on the shelf tag; the word frankincense stops foot traffic on its own. * PERFECT FOR: Pharmacies, health food stores, Middle Eastern grocers, halal markets. Halal certified, non GMO, GMP facility. Supports joint comfort and mobility.* MERCHANDISING: Cross-merchandise once in supplements and once near frankincense resin or bakhoor if you carry them; luban's fragrance customer is an untapped supplement customer. FAQ Q: Is boswellia the same as frankincense? A: Same family: Boswellia serrata is Indian frankincense, luban in Arabic, shallaki in Ayurveda. Q: What is boswellia used for? A: It is the classical Ayurvedic herb for joint comfort and easy movement.* Q: How do you take boswellia capsules? A: Two daily with a meal that includes some fat. *These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.