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Ginkgo biloba capsules, tablets and liquids, with 60 mg and 120 mg strengths and packs of 30 to 365 capsules. Some titles name the leaf and others an extract, and the liquids are sold in bottles of about 30 ml to 60 ml. The label states the part used and any extract ratio or standardisation. Compare the milligrams per daily serving rather than the strength printed on the front of the pack.

Frequently asked questions

Why can a ginkgo leaf product show a much larger figure than a ginkgo extract?

The two figures can describe different preparations and different bases. A leaf figure, often on a liquid, can refer to the amount of leaf a serving was made from, while capsule figures such as 60 mg or 120 mg often describe an extract, a concentrate of the leaf. Compare products by the amount per serving and check what the figure refers to.

Is one 120 mg ginkgo capsule the same as two 60 mg capsules?

The totals match, but the products are the same only if the preparation matches as well. Check that both labels name the same kind of extract or leaf, state the same ratio or standardisation, and give the same daily serving. Then compare the milligrams per daily serving and the price per serving.

How do I compare ginkgo packs of 30 and 365 capsules?

Divide the capsules in the pack by the capsules in one serving on the label to get the servings per pack, then divide the price by that number. With one capsule per serving, a pack of 365 holds 365 servings and a pack of 30 holds 30. Make sure the milligrams per serving are the same before comparing.