Astragalus 1000 mg

Its 500 mg astragalus root extract identifies polysaccharides, making the main ingredient easier to assess than an uncharacterized herb amount. Compared with the original, that ingredient profile is better characterized or more closely aligned with immune support; the species and active-marker concentration remain unstated.

Its label identifies an accepted astragalus species and the root source at 665 mg, making the botanical identity clearer. Compared with the original, that ingredient profile is better characterized or more closely aligned with immune support; no active-marker concentration is provided.

Its label identifies an accepted astragalus species and the root source at 2000 mg, making the botanical identity clearer. Compared with the original, that ingredient profile is better characterized or more closely aligned with immune support; no active-marker concentration is provided.

Its clearly quantified astragalus keeps the formula relevant to the original product’s main herbal purpose. Compared with the original, it lowers the serving cost while retaining relevant astragalus support, although the species, plant part, and active-marker concentration remain unclear.

Its focused astragalus root extract keeps the formula closely aligned with the original product’s main ingredient. It is not lower-cost than the original, but it is the closest remaining eligible fit for this category; the species and active-marker concentration remain unstated.

Its astragalus root extract names astragalosides and is paired with additional whole astragalus, giving the formula a more clearly characterized herbal core. It is not lower-cost than the original, but it is the closest remaining eligible fit for this category; the label names the marker but does not state its concentration.

Its focused astragalus root extract keeps the formula closely aligned with the original product’s main ingredient. Compared with the original, a somewhat higher serving cost and the disclosed ingredient profile create a useful quality-to-cost balance, although the species and active-marker concentration remain unstated.

Its astragalus root extract names astragalosides and is paired with additional whole astragalus, giving the formula a more clearly characterized herbal core. Compared with the original, a somewhat higher serving cost and the disclosed ingredient profile create a useful quality-to-cost balance, although the label names the marker but does not state its concentration.

Its 550 mg astragalus root powder provides a simple, focused herbal option without unrelated active ingredients. Compared with the original, a lower serving cost and the disclosed ingredient profile create a useful quality-to-cost balance, although it is not an identified standardized extract, so active strength is uncertain.