Vitamatic Certified USDA Organic Neem Leaf Powder – 1 lb (16 oz) 100% Pure Azadirachta Indica | Traditional Ayurvedic Herb for Skin, Immune, and Detox Support

The color is green as it should be and quality felt better.

I first heard about Neem when we were looking into organic gardening, so when I found out it was a plant that we can eat, I was kinda curious. Now, I gave the flavor 2 stars because this stuff does not taste good at all, and I am OK with that! haha I add a touch of honey, and all is good. I have been taking the powder for about a week now, together with Turmeric, and I will say, you get used to the taste. As healthy as it is, I am OK with the flavor!! haha Overall, great product and it is organic!!

These are wo derful detoxifying pads.

Just got the product and noticed a little sticker saying it contains lead, a CA Prop 65 label. The low limit is 1/1000 the amount that would cause symptoms. So I have no idea how much lead is actually in the product.

It is really real taste.

This product is amazing for helping blood flow and energy the main purpose I got this for was to create a small mixture and apply to skin that really helped stop the pain of shingles

It's incredibly frustrating and confusing to see products marketed as "organic" but then carry such alarming warnings on their labels. Organic usually signals that something is healthier and free from harmful chemicals, so how does something that's supposed to be "natural" end up with a warning about lead exposure, which is known to be toxic and a potential cancer risk? It makes you wonder about the true integrity of these products. How can consumers trust the claims of organic or "healthy" when there's such a discrepancy between the product's label and its actual contents? This seems like a major contradiction, and it raises serious questions about the standards and regulations governing these labels. Are we really getting what we’re promised, or is it just a clever marketing ploy?

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