Organic Amla Whole Fruit Tablets – 1200 mg
120 Vegan Tablets | 60 Servings | Phyllanthus emblica | Whole Fruit Powder
$24.99
Whole Amla. No Extracts.
A Simple Whole-Fruit Formula
Manjivinika Organic Amla is made with whole Amla fruit powder (Phyllanthus emblica), not a concentrated herbal extract.
Whole-fruit powders and extracts are different forms of botanical ingredients. Extracts undergo additional processing to concentrate selected soluble constituents, while whole-fruit powder retains the broader natural plant material of the dried fruit.
We chose a straightforward whole-herb formulation for people who prefer simplicity, ingredient transparency, and a clear understanding of what is inside their supplement.
Each 2-tablet serving provides:
Organic Amla (Phyllanthus emblica) — 1,200 mg
Other ingredient: Plant Acacia Fiber (Gum Acacia)
That is the complete formula: whole Amla fruit plus plant acacia fiber.
No concentrated Amla extract.
No proprietary herbal blend.
No unnecessarily complicated ingredient list.
1,200 mg of Organic Amla Per Serving
Each serving of Manjivinika Amla consists of 2 vegan tablets providing 1,200 mg of organic whole Amla fruit powder.
Each bottle contains:
120 vegan tablets
60 servings per container
1,200 mg Amla per serving
Amla is the fruit of Phyllanthus emblica, a botanical with a long history in Ayurveda and South Asian food and wellness traditions.
Our focus is simple: provide the whole fruit in a convenient tablet format without converting it into a concentrated extract.
A Transparent Two-Ingredient Formula
A supplement label should be easy to understand.
Manjivinika Amla contains just two ingredients:
Organic Amla
The primary ingredient is whole Phyllanthus emblica fruit powder.
Amla, also traditionally known as Amalaki, has been used for generations in Ayurveda and is also one of the three fruits used in the traditional formula Triphala.
Manjivinika uses the whole fruit, rather than a concentrated Amla extract.
Plant Acacia Fiber
Plant acacia fiber, also known as gum acacia, is the additional ingredient used in the tablet formulation.
We believe botanical supplements should clearly identify both the main herb and the supporting ingredients used to make the finished product.
Two ingredients. Clear label. Straightforward formula.
Whole Fruit vs. Amla Extract
Consumers may encounter Amla in several forms, including powders, tablets, capsules, and concentrated extracts.
They are not necessarily equivalent.
Whole Amla fruit powder is produced from dried fruit that is milled into powder.
An Amla extract undergoes additional processing designed to concentrate certain soluble constituents of the fruit.
An extraction ratio or standardized extract does not automatically mean that the extract and an equivalent mathematical amount of whole fruit will behave identically.
Processing method, extraction solvent, standardization, and final composition can all differ.
Manjivinika Amla contains whole fruit powder rather than a concentrated extract.
For customers who prefer a traditional whole-fruit approach, that distinction matters.
Organic Standards Across the U.S., Europe & India
Ingredient sourcing and manufacturing standards are an important part of how we think about herbal supplements.
Manjivinika Amla is associated with organic certification frameworks covering major international markets, including:
United States — USDA Organic
Europe — Organic certification through Bioagricert
India — NPOP organic certification framework
These certification systems establish requirements related to organic production, handling, processing, documentation, and traceability.
For us, certification is not simply about adding another logo to a bottle. It is about giving customers greater transparency about how the botanical ingredient is sourced and handled.
Ingredient Integrity
Amla supplements can vary widely in formulation.
Some contain concentrated extracts. Others combine Amla with multiple botanicals, flavoring agents, or proprietary blends.
Manjivinika takes a simpler approach.
Our formula centers on:
Whole Amla fruit powder
plus
Plant acacia fiber
Nothing complicated.
We prefer clear labels over complicated formulas because customers should be able to understand exactly what they are purchasing.
Less noise. More clarity.
What Is Amla?
Amla is the common name for the fruit of Phyllanthus emblica, also widely known as Indian Gooseberry or Amalaki.
The fruit has a long history in Ayurveda and has also traditionally been consumed as a food.
Amla is one of the three fruits used in Triphala, traditionally combined with:
Amla — Phyllanthus emblica
Haritaki — Terminalia chebula
Bibhitaki — Terminalia bellirica
Amla naturally contains a variety of plant compounds, including polyphenols, tannins, organic acids, and naturally occurring vitamin C.
However, the amount of vitamin C in dried Amla powder may vary depending on growing conditions, harvesting, storage, drying, and processing. For that reason, we do not assume that whole-fruit powder contains a specific amount of vitamin C unless it has been specifically tested.
Traditional use and modern scientific evidence are not the same thing, which is why we encourage customers to distinguish historical herbal use from conclusions established through modern research.
For readers interested in learning more, our Manjivinika Herb Journal explores Amla's Ayurvedic history, naturally occurring compounds, whole-fruit preparation, and published scientific research.
Why Choose Manjivinika Amla?
Whole Amla Fruit
Made with whole Phyllanthus emblica fruit powder rather than concentrated Amla extract.
1,200 mg Per Serving
Two vegan tablets provide 1,200 mg of organic Amla.
120 Vegan Tablets
Each bottle provides 60 servings.
Only Two Ingredients
Organic Amla and plant acacia fiber.
Clear Ingredient Disclosure
No proprietary herbal blend hiding the amounts of individual ingredients.
Organic Certification
Produced within recognized organic certification frameworks.
Straightforward Formulation
A simple whole-herb approach without unnecessary complexity.
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 2 Vegan Tablets
Servings Per Container: 60
Organic Amla (Phyllanthus emblica) — 1,200 mg
† Daily Value not established.
Other Ingredient: Plant Acacia Fiber (Gum Acacia)
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Manjivinika Amla made from whole fruit?
Yes. Manjivinika Amla uses whole Phyllanthus emblica fruit powder.
Does this product contain Amla extract?
No. This formulation uses whole Amla fruit powder rather than a concentrated herbal extract.
How much Amla is in one serving?
Each 2-tablet serving provides 1,200 mg of organic Amla.
How many tablets are in each bottle?
Each bottle contains 120 vegan tablets, providing 60 servings.
What other ingredient is used?
Plant acacia fiber, also known as gum acacia, is the additional ingredient used in the tablet formulation.
What is the botanical name of Amla?
The botanical name is Phyllanthus emblica.
Is Amla the same as Indian Gooseberry?
Yes. Amla is commonly known as Indian Gooseberry and is also traditionally called Amalaki.
Is Amla the same as Triphala?
No. Amla is one fruit. Triphala is a traditional three-fruit combination containing Amla, Haritaki, and Bibhitaki.
Does Amla naturally contain vitamin C?
Fresh Amla is known to contain naturally occurring vitamin C. However, the amount can vary in dried powders depending on processing and storage, so a specific vitamin C amount should not be assumed unless the finished product has been tested for it.
Where can I learn more about Amla?
Visit the Manjivinika Herb Journal for our educational Amla guide covering traditional use, botanical information, and published scientific research.
Important Information
Manjivinika Amla is a dietary supplement intended for general wellness. Individual experiences may vary.
If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, taking prescription medications, preparing for surgery, or managing a medical condition, consult an appropriate healthcare professional before using dietary supplements.
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.
For those who lead naturally.