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Mother Nature Black Maca 750 mg + BioPerine

Mother Nature · Capsule · 750 mg

Price/day

€0.17

Dose

750 mg

Servings/pack

120

Pack price

€19.90

Transparency Index

6.7/10

Acceptable Affordable black maca with BioPerine. Overall evidence for maca is still thin — manage expectations accordingly.

Rating breakdown

Evidence for ingredient 5.0/10

Maca has limited evidence for libido and energy. Black maca is considered the most potent variety, but RCTs are small.

Value for money 8.0/10

€0.17/day for 750 mg black maca with BioPerine is very affordable.

Product quality 7.0/10

Black maca from Peru with BioPerine as an absorption enhancer. Extract quality not further specified.

Label honesty 7.0/10

Maca variety and BioPerine named, but extraction ratio and macamide content not disclosed.

Third-party testing 6.0/10

GMP manufacturing, but no independent third-party certificate visible.

Product Description

Mother Nature uses black maca (Lepidium meyenii) from Peru — the variety traditionally considered the most potent. Black maca is primarily associated with libido, energy, and fertility. BioPerine (piperine) is included to enhance bioavailability.

What We Like

  • Black maca — traditionally regarded as the most effective color variety
  • BioPerine as a well-established absorption enhancer
  • 120 capsules = 4 months’ supply
  • Very affordable price
  • Vegan capsules

What We’re Missing

  • Not a standardized extract — macamide/macaene content not disclosed
  • Overall evidence for maca is weak (small studies, heterogeneous results)
  • No independent heavy metal certificate (relevant for Peru imports)
  • Hard to separate marketing from evidence with “black” maca claims

Usage Recommendation

1 capsule daily with a meal. Take for at least 6–8 weeks to assess potential effects. Consult a doctor before use if you have hormone-sensitive conditions.

Ingredient dossier

Marketed for libido, energy, and hormonal balance. Human data exist but are modest in size and strength—weaker evidence than typical promotion suggests.

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