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Maca capsules at 500 mg, 600 mg and 1,000 mg, in packs of 60 to 120, and a 100 g maca powder. Maca is a plant grown for its root, and the label names the part used and the form. Compare capsules by the amount per serving and the servings in the pack, and the powder by the serving in grams and the servings in the pack. Some capsule titles are marked vegan, and the ingredient list names the capsule shell.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between maca powder and maca capsules?

Powder is loose maca measured with a spoon or scoop, and its label gives the serving in grams and the servings in the pack. Capsules contain a set amount in each unit, so their label counts capsules per serving and servings per pack. For both, the ingredient list names the plant part and any added ingredients; for capsules it also names the shell.

Are maca capsules vegan?

Some are. Their titles say vegan capsules, which covers the shell as well as the contents. For the others, check the ingredient list for the shell material and the label for a vegan statement. Maca itself is a plant, so the question concerns the capsule shell and any other ingredients.

How do I compare the price of maca capsules with maca powder?

Compare the price per gram of maca. For capsules, multiply the milligrams in one capsule by the number of capsules and divide by 1,000 to get grams; the serving line shows whether the figure on the front is per capsule or per serving. For a powder of maca alone, the net weight is the grams of maca. The serving size on each label then gives the price per serving.