CalmEarth Amla Extract Powder (Emblica officinalis) – 10:1 Concentration

CalmEarth Amla Extract Powder is made from the fruit of Emblica officinalis (also known as Indian Gooseberry). The extract is produced at a 10:1 concentration, meaning ten parts of raw fruit are used to create one part of extract.

This results in a high-strength botanical ingredient suitable for those seeking a concentrated Amla extract.

Key Features

• Derived from Emblica officinalis (Amla) fruit

• 10:1 concentrated extract

• Finely milled extract powder

• Manufactured in ISO & GMP certified facilities

• Third-party laboratory tested

• No artificial additives or fillers

• To understand how Amla has been studied and traditionally used, read our detailed guide:
  👉 Amla (Emblica officinalis): Traditional Use, Research & Extract Types

Ingredient Information

Ingredient:

• Amla (Emblica officinalis) Fruit Extract

• Concentration: 10:1

Amla Extract vs Whole Fruit Powder

Amla extracts are concentrated forms of the fruit, providing a higher ratio of plant compounds.
Whole-fruit powders contain the fruit in its natural, un-concentrated form.

Customers who prefer standardized botanical extracts typically choose 10:1 extract powders.

Common Uses in Herbal Practices

Amla extract powders are commonly used in:

• Traditional herbal formulations

• Capsule or tablet manufacturing

• Botanical blends

• Plant-based wellness routines

This product is provided as a raw botanical ingredient.

Suggested Use

Use only as directed by a qualified healthcare or wellness professional.

Amounts may vary depending on formulation and traditional practice.

Quality & Testing

All CalmEarth products are manufactured in ISO & GMP certified facilities and undergo independent third-party laboratory testing to support quality and safety standards.

👉 Learn more on our Quality, Safety & Testing page.

Shipping & Returns

• Free worldwide shipping available

• Delivery timelines vary by destination

👉 Please review our Shipping Policy and Return & Refund Policy for details.

Learn More About Amla

To understand how Amla has been studied and traditionally used, read our detailed guide:
👉 Amla (Emblica officinalis): Traditional Use, Research & Extract Types

Disclaimer

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.