Micro Ingredients Ashwagandha Supplement 1,000mg

Highlights

For someone adding an ashwagandha supplement to a daily routine, this formula combines KSM-66 root extract with fat-soluble vitamin C and black pepper extract. It provides 1,000 mg of ashwagandha root extract per serving, standardized to 5% withanolides, and comes in a bottle of 120 vegetarian capsules with 40 servings.

The formula is not ashwagandha alone: vitamin C is included as ascorbyl palmitate, alongside black pepper extract. The product is described as filler-free and made without soy, dairy, wheat, gluten, or tree nuts. Keep in mind that the 1,000 mg amount is listed per serving, not per capsule, so the serving size matters when comparing labels.

Best use cases

This may suit adults looking for an ashwagandha product framed around daily stress, relaxation, and sleep support, and who prefer a root-only KSM-66 extract rather than a general blend of herbs. For example, someone who already takes a supplement with breakfast could add this to that routine, following the directions on the product label. The listing describes it as a supplement, not a replacement for sleep habits or other health care.

The added ingredients are worth considering if you want vitamin C and black pepper in the same formula. If you would rather choose a simpler product with ashwagandha as its only active ingredient, this combination may not match that preference. “Better absorption” is part of the product’s positioning, the listing does not provide comparative results to show how much the added ingredients change absorption.

Tips for day-to-day use

Check the label for the serving directions before taking it, since the bottle lists 40 servings across 120 capsules. That distinction can help you compare the actual number of servings with other formats, rather than relying on the capsule count alone. The listing does not specify a time of day for use, so it does not establish whether morning or bedtime is the better fit for you.

If you are tracking how a new supplement fits into your routine, keep other changes consistent and follow the product directions. The product description mentions stress, relaxation, and sleep support, but it does not give a timeline or guarantee a particular result. People with dietary restrictions can also use the stated exclusions as a starting point, while checking the complete label for their own needs.

Practical doubts

What is KSM-66 in this formula? The listing describes it as an ashwagandha extract made from the root and standardized to 5% withanolides.

Is this a single-ingredient supplement? No. Along with ashwagandha, it contains vitamin C as ascorbyl palmitate and black pepper extract.

How many servings are in the bottle? The product listing states 120 vegetarian capsules and 40 servings.

When it makes sense

A solid pick if you want a vegetarian-capsule format, a stated 1,000 mg of KSM-66 root extract per serving, and added vitamin C and black pepper in one product. Its filler-free positioning and listed ingredient exclusions may also matter when comparing formulas. You may want to skip it if you prefer a single-ingredient supplement, need a clearly stated capsule count per serving before buying, or want evidence in the listing comparing its absorption or results with other products. The description says ingredients undergo third-party lab testing, but provides no test results to review.