Maca Root Gummies (40 ct / 250 mg per gummy)

Description

The Gurus Maca Root Gummies – Endurance and Energy from a Peruvian Root

500 mg of Maca Root Equivalent Per Serving, from a 10:1 Concentrated Extract

Maca is a root vegetable that grows above 13,000 feet in the Peruvian Andes, where almost nothing else will. Andean farmers have eaten it for centuries as a food, not a pill — dried, milled and stirred into meals for stamina through long days at altitude. These gummies deliver 500 mg of maca root equivalent per serving, concentrated into 50 mg of a 10:1 extract, in two raspberry gummies you can take like a snack.

Why Choose These Maca Gummies?

• A Real 10:1 Concentrate: Each gummy carries 25 mg of a 10:1 maca extract — the equivalent of 250 mg of raw maca root. Two gummies gives you 500 mg equivalent, with both the extract weight and the 10:1 ratio stated on the label.
• Food, Not a Capsule: Maca has been eaten as a food for centuries. A gummy you take with a raspberry flavor is closer to how it has always been used than a tablet you swallow and forget.
• A Short Ingredient List: Organic tapioca syrup, pectin, real raspberry puree, MCT oil and maca extract. No artificial colors, no gelatin, nothing you need to look up.

Product Benefits

• Everyday Energy and Endurance: Maca is traditionally taken for stamina and sustained energy through a demanding day.*
• No Caffeine, No Crash: There is no stimulant in this jar. Maca is an adaptogenic root, not a pick-me-up, so it will not raise your heart rate or interfere with sleep the way a coffee or an energy drink can.*
• Easy to Stay Consistent: Maca rewards regular use rather than a single dose. Two gummies that taste like raspberry are a routine most people actually keep.*

What Is Maca Root, and Why a 10:1 Extract?

Maca (Lepidium meyenii) is a cruciferous root — a relative of radish and turnip — grown on the Junín plateau of Peru at altitudes where frost, wind and thin air rule out most crops. It is harvested, sun-dried, and traditionally eaten as a staple food rather than taken as a supplement. That long history of use as a food is a large part of why it is so widely tolerated.

The “10:1” on the label is the concentration ratio: ten parts raw dried maca root are reduced to one part extract. So the 50 mg of extract in a two-gummy serving represents 500 mg of raw maca root. The ratio matters, because “maca” on a label can mean anything from a heavy concentrate to a spoonful of plain flour — stating the ratio is what lets you compare one product against another honestly.

Maca is classed as an adaptogen: something taken steadily to support the body’s handling of everyday physical demand, rather than something that acts within the hour. Most people take it daily for two to four weeks before forming a view. If you are expecting the jolt of a pre-workout, this is not that product.*

Supplement Facts

How to Use

Take 2 gummies daily as a snack. Each jar holds 40 gummies — 20 servings, or roughly a three-week supply. Maca works best taken consistently rather than occasionally. If you are pregnant or nursing, under 18, or under a physician’s care, consult a healthcare professional before use.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: How much maca is actually in a serving?

A1: 500 mg of maca root equivalent, delivered as 50 mg of a 10:1 concentrated extract — 25 mg of extract in each of the two gummies. The front of the jar states 250 mg per gummy, which is the raw-root equivalent for one gummy.

Q2: Will this keep me awake?

A2: No. There is no caffeine or stimulant in this product. Maca is an adaptogenic root rather than a stimulant, so it does not carry the spike and crash of a caffeinated energy product.*

Q3: How long before I notice anything?

A3: Maca is generally taken daily for two to four weeks before assessing. It is not designed to act within the hour, and it will not feel like a pre-workout.*

Q4: Are these sugar free?

A4: No. Each two-gummy serving contains 4 g of sugar and 10 calories. If you want a sugar-free option from our range, the K2 + D3 Gummies are formulated without it.

Q5: What do they taste like?

A5: Raspberry. Real raspberry puree is in the formula, and it is there to cover maca’s natural earthiness, which most people find strong on its own.

Q6: Can I take these with your other gummies?

A6: Yes. Maca does not overlap with the mushroom range or the vitamin gummies, so many customers stack it with Lion’s Mane for focus or with the Superfood Probiotic Gummies for daily nutrient coverage.

* 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.