Black Seed Oil with 5% Thymoquinone - 100mg per Serving, 15:1 Concentrate from Nigella Sativa, Vegan, 30 Servings

Too bitter to take directly better in capsules. Don't recommend this at all.

It works and 5% is freakin aweeesooome! This company delivers quality; I have used some of their other products. It appears their professional attitude is conscientious, meaning they care to deliver their best, it’s an attitude thing, you either care or you don’t care! They seem to care! Read the body language of companies/businesses, all the way from presentations, packaging, descriptions! I can quickly wield out the average to below average businesses/products. This is an excellent company, and I am thorough but fair in my assessments. However, I do not compromise on standards when it comes to supplements. Ok, for starters, anyone selling black seed oil must state upfront the % of thymoquinone on their product, don’t make search hard to find this information, it is not fair and it shows right away the character of that business, which is tendency towards concealment of information. This company states upfront and visibly the 5% thymoquinone content, and so I can decide very quickly. Thank you for that! This product delivers great health. I believe I would have come down with a cold weeks ago if I wasn’t taking black seed oil: I was sneezing for days, but no aches or discomfort. I knew I picked up something, and that something couldn’t plant roots in my system. That tells me a lot! Please never ever consider changing the taste to please any audience of sweet tooth addicts! The taste is pungent as it should be, it’s natural, but the benefit very far outweigh this unpleasant taste. This pungent taste is a psychological sign of potency; that may not always be the case with all products, but the linkage in this case is exciting, it sets the right expectations!

Ok. The reviews about the horrible strong taste are absolutely correct. The only way I could get this down is with a tablespoon of honey. I think that completely defeats the purpose of weight loss. Instead, I started using it topically on my face. I highly recommend it for that. It might reduce the inflammation internally but I can't get past the taste. When I would just down it with the honey, I was probably doing more harm than good with adding more inflammation LOL. Because of the taste I never took it regularly, so I never felt the internal benefits.

Y’all idk if I’m losing it but I promise to y’all I’ve been taking this a few days and already noticing stuff!! I do heavy weight training plus work 12 hr shifts as nurse assistant and my body was really really sore the other day and yesterday and after I took this I just woke up better definitely noticed some energy but the these anti-inflammatory benefits are insane! Tumeric didn’t even work this good for me. I’ve been taking like 3 tablespoons a day on a empty stomach with some water (yes the taste is as bad as everyone is saying either complain or deal with it) but anyways just yesterday at work it hurt to bend down walking stiff (deadlift & squat day) this morning I just sprung out of bed like (huh🫢😭) I’m super confused right now muscles and joints just feel refreshed and definitely stirs the bowels if you take it on a empty stomach. Too early tell if it has done anything else I don’t believe in miracle pills but I gotta say that was pretty dope!!

I was really looking forward to trying this black seed oil, especially given the promising health benefits it offers for both humans and dogs. I specifically chose this product because of its high thymoquinone (TQ) content, which is hard to find—especially in tincture form. Unfortunately, the actual product was a major letdown from the moment I opened the package. As soon as I opened the bottle, I noticed the oil looked clumpy and had an off-putting appearance. It wasn’t smooth or pourable—just thick, congealed, and frankly, nasty looking. There was no way to get anything into the dropper; it was completely unusable in that state. The packaging recommended refrigerating the product, so I followed the instructions, even though I had a gut feeling it would make things worse. And it did. The oil became even thicker and more solidified in the fridge, making it completely impossible to use. At that point, I couldn’t even stomach the thought of ingesting it or giving it to my dog. It's really unfortunate because I wanted to like this product. I believe in the benefits of black seed oil, and finding a high TQ version is rare—but the quality and consistency of this bottle were unacceptable. Whether it was a bad batch or poor storage instructions, the result was the same: unusable and unpleasant. Bottom line: I absolutely cannot recommend this product. It was a waste of money, and a disappointment considering the potential it had. **UPDATE** The company did reach out and provide me with a refund which was not an option previously. I did appreciate this since the product was not cheap.

Bought this because I'm helping a friend quit opiates and I read that this stuff can help with the withdrawal symptoms, and he said it helped a ton and it's one of a few different things we used to help him through it, he's still sober currently thankfully and this stuff was at least part of how he got there. it smells very strong though and tastes just as strong so if you're planning on taking this as a supplement, definitely keep that in mind and think about the fact you're not just going to be able to mix this into something without it completely changing the taste and smell of it.