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Hemp & Turmeric Capsules (5 pack)
Hemp & Turmeric Capsules (5 pack)
120 x 1000mg capsules 5 x bottles
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Discover the synergistic power of nature with Vasse Valley's Hemp and Turmeric Capsules.
Combining the nutritional richness of Australian-grown hemp seed oil with the ancient healing properties of turmeric, and further fortified with beta-caryophyllene and vitamin E these capsules are a must-have for your health and wellness routine.
Testimonial: ""I bought this for my husband for joint pain, now I also use it. It helps us both manage everyday joint pain. I consider this as just part of our daily regime now." Mel G
Key Features:
- Dual Health Benefits: Each capsule blends the essential fatty acids of hemp seed oil, including Omega 3, 6, and 9, with the potent anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties of turmeric, offering a comprehensive health supplement
- Enhanced with Beta-Caryophyllene (BCP): a compound commonly found in black pepper, clove oil, basil, hops, rosemary and cinnamon
- Easy and Convenient: Designed for ease, our odorless and tasteless softgel capsules are perfect for those with a busy lifestyle
- Gluten-Free and Non-GMO: Our product is gluten-free and non-GMO, making it a safe choice for those with specific dietary concerns
- Supports Joint and Skin Health: The combination of hemp and turmeric is known for supporting joint health and maintaining healthy, vibrant skin
Recommended Use: Take 3-6 capsules daily with food, or as directed by your healthcare provider. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. Not suitable for vegans.
Size and Quantity: 1 bottle containing 120 x 1000mg softgel capsules.
Ingredients: Hemp seed oil (Australian), Gelatin (porcine) Glycerol, Turmeric powder, Purified water, Yellow beeswax, DL-alpha-tocopherol (Vitamin E), Beta-caryophyllene.
Disclaimer
The information and product description/details are for illustration purposes only and not to be construed as medical advice. It is not meant to diagnose, or in any way replace qualified medical supervision. For any medical conditions, consult with your health care provider before using any products. As with all products, individual experiences may vary, and every product may not be for everyone. Hemp seed oil may not be legal in all jurisdictions. Please verify legality at destination prior to shipping internationally.
FAQs
Are your products compliant?
Please refer to the relevant product range below
FOODS
All hemp hearts, protein and oil used by Vasse Valley are processed in a HACCP approved, AA grade BCR facility approved for food production to global standards.
TERPENES
All terpene concentrates used by Vasse Valley are Food Grade and manufactured in a Certified ISO9001 facility.
In Australia, the Terpene Tonics are classified as non-therapeutic cosmetics and comply the Industrial Chemicals Act 2019.
In the United States the Terpene Tonics are classified as dietary supplements and comply with the relevant FDA regulations.
CAPSULES
All capsules are manufactured in compliance with Australian Government TGA (Therapeutic Goods Administration) and GMP licensing requirements.
Why are dosage instructions different for Australia compared to the US?
In Australia, terpenes are not recognised as foods and cannot be taken orally as a general food product. Therefore, they have been classified as non-medical cosmetic products and must be administered topically.
In the US, terpenes are recognised as being part of the everyday diet through traditional foods. They can therefore be classified as dietary supplements under FDA regulations and can be administered orally.
Are there any known interactions with pharmaceuticals?
As a general precaution, it's always advisable to inform your healthcare provider about any dietary supplements or oils you are considering, especially if you are on prescription medications. Your GP can provide personalized advice based on your health history and specific medication regimen.
Hemp seed oil is a natural blood thinner, so those on blood thinning medication should consult their general practitioner.