Gummies vs oil vs tablets: pick your fighter
Three formats, three personalities. A simple, slightly dramatic guide to how they differ, so you can ask your practitioner better questions.

Choosing between gummies, oil and tablets is like choosing between chai, filter coffee and green tea. All legit. Very different vibes. Here is the honest breakdown.
Gummies: the friendly one
Pre-measured, tasty, and easy to carry. Our kachcha aam and dark cocoa flavours help the leaf taste behave itself. Because they go through digestion, anything eaten tends to take longer to kick in, often somewhere between half an hour and a couple of hours, and it can last longer too. Which is exactly why you should never take a second one "because nothing is happening yet".
Oil: the precise one
Our oil comes in graduated 1 ml syringes, so your practitioner can tell you exactly how much, and you can measure it without squinting at a dropper. Oils are often held under the tongue for a bit before swallowing, which some people find starts sooner than an edible. Your practitioner will tell you how to take it.
Tablets: the no-nonsense one
unTrippy tablets carry 250 mg of extract each. No taste, no measuring, no drama. They are our high-strength format, so they are usually prescribed after a lower dose, never as a first try.
So which one?
The one your practitioner prescribes. Tell them what matters to you: taste, precision, carrying it to work, or simplicity. Then let them match the format and strength. You bring the lifestyle, they bring the medicine sense.
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