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Echinacea capsules and liquids, including 400 mg capsules in packs of 100 to 250 and one blend with astragalus. The liquids range from 30 ml to 60 ml. Capsules are counted in units and liquids are measured by volume, so compare them by the amount in a serving and by how many servings a pack holds. The ingredient list shows which species and plant part a product uses.

Frequently asked questions

Which species and plant part should an echinacea label name?

Echinacea is a genus with several species, and different parts of the plant, such as the root, can be used. A clear label names the species and the part of the plant in the ingredient list. If a title says only echinacea, look for these details before comparing products.

How do liquid echinacea products compare with capsules?

A liquid is sold by volume, and its label states the amount in a serving volume and the servings in the bottle. A title that shows 1,000 mg next to 30 ml or 60 ml needs that serving volume to be useful, and the ingredient list names the liquid base. Convert both forms to the amount per daily serving before comparing.

What does the milligram figure on an echinacea blend refer to?

In a blend of several plants, such as echinacea with astragalus, the figure in the title can describe the whole product rather than echinacea alone. The nutrition table gives each plant separately. Compare the echinacea amount with single-ingredient capsules, and note how many capsules form one serving.