About this product
Three capsules deliver 1,500 mg of Crataegus monogyna hawthorn berry. The species, plant part, and substantial whole-herb amount are all clearly identified.
No flavonoid or procyanidin standardization is given, so active potency may vary. Berry powder also has less direct alignment with the characterized leaf-and-flower extracts emphasized in parts of the supplied evidence.
The low serving cost supports economical focused use, though three capsules and only thirty servings reduce convenience. It fits users who prefer a high whole-berry amount over a concentrated extract.
Pros
Provides 1,500 mg hawthorn berry Names Crataegus monogyna Clearly identifies the plant part Simple single-herb formula
Cons
Requires three capsules No active-marker standardization Only 30 servings Berry-only formula covers one narrow pathway
Warnings
Hawthorn may intensify antihypertensive medicines or nitrates and lower blood pressure too far. Use with digoxin or other cardiac medicines requires prescriber approval. Stop use and seek guidance if dizziness, faintness, or unusual heart symptoms occur.
