Moringa Capsules — Organic Moringa Leaf Powder in Pullulan Vegetarian Capsules Moringa (Moringa oleifera) is one of the most widely recognized botanicals in traditional wellness cultures across South Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean — known colloquially as the "Miracle Tree" for the density of naturally occurring nutrients found in its leaves. Our capsules contain one ingredient: organic Moringa leaf powder, encapsulated in a pullulan vegetarian shell. No fillers. No binders. No additives. Just the leaf, dried and powdered. At a Glance Botanical name: Moringa oleifera Part used: Leaf Form: Organic Moringa leaf powder Region of origin: India Capsule shell: Pullulan (plant-based vegetarian capsule — no gelatin) Other ingredients: None Sizes available: 30-count, 60-count Why Pullulan Capsules? Pullulan is derived from tapioca — a naturally fermented, plant-based material. Unlike gelatin capsules (which are animal-derived), pullulan capsules are suitable for vegetarians and vegans and have lower oxygen permeability than most capsule materials, which helps preserve the botanical contents. We use pullulan across our entire capsule line. Sourced Through Direct Relationships Our botanicals are sourced through direct supplier relationships developed during sourcing trips to India. We do not source from distributors or catalog suppliers. Every batch begins with knowing where the material came from. Lab Testing & Certificate of Analysis Every batch we carry is tested before it ships. We make the results available so you can verify what you're purchasing. View our Certificate of Analysis and lab reports → What Is Moringa? Moringa oleifera is a fast-growing tree native to the Indian subcontinent and now cultivated across tropical and subtropical regions worldwide. It has been used in traditional food and botanical practice across South Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean for centuries — incorporated into daily meals, teas, and wellness preparations. The leaves are the most widely used part of the plant, valued for their naturally occurring amino acids, vitamins, and minerals. Moringa leaf powder has a mildly earthy, slightly grassy flavor and is commonly added to smoothies, warm beverages, and food in cultures where the plant grows natively. The name "Miracle Tree" is a folk designation reflecting how broadly the plant has been used across cultures — not a clinical or medical characterization. How to Use Suggested use: Take 1–2 capsules daily with water, or as directed by your healthcare practitioner. When to take: Can be taken any time of day — morning is common in traditional practice. Can I open the capsules? Yes — the powder inside is the same organic Moringa leaf powder and can be added to beverages or food. Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Related Products Moringa Powder — the same organic leaf powder in loose form for smoothies and warm beverages Ashwagandha Capsules — organic Ashwagandha root powder in pullulan capsules Amla Capsules — organic Indian Gooseberry in pullulan capsules Shop the Ayurvedic Essentials Collection → Frequently Asked Questions Is this certified organic? Yes. The Moringa leaf powder in these capsules is certified organic. What is pullulan and why do you use it? Pullulan is a plant-derived capsule material made through natural fermentation of tapioca. It is vegetarian, vegan, and has lower oxygen permeability than standard HPMC or gelatin capsules, which helps protect the botanical contents. Does Moringa have a strong taste or smell? Moringa leaf powder has a mildly earthy, slightly grassy character. In capsule form this is not noticeable during use, but if you open the capsule you'll detect the natural aroma of the leaf powder. Is there anything else in the capsules besides Moringa? No. One ingredient: organic Moringa leaf powder. The capsule shell is pullulan. Nothing else. How is this different from Moringa tea or Moringa powder? It's the same leaf powder in a different format. The capsules are convenient for daily use without mixing or measuring. The loose powder (available separately) offers more flexibility for adding to food and beverages. Continue your Ayurvedic journey Learn more about this ingredient in the Botanical Ingredient Library. Learn more: Read our Moringa Quick Guide. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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