The supplement is organic and contained exactly what it said it was. I take supplements regularly and can usually tell the difference, but with this one I could not. Sarsaparilla is good for the skin and digestive problems. It has also been used as a blood purifier. But I can honestly say I did not see a difference using it. I did not experience any bad reactions, which is good, but I don't know if I benefitted from it. I will say that if you are interested in trying this supplement, this brand is a good one.

I'm really impressed to see the USDA Organic certification symbol on the label of this product. It gives off a pure vibe overall. I initially thought I was ordering one herb, but it turned out to be another. When I researched Sarsaparilla on Wikipedia, I found a list of nine different herbs that can all be referred to as Sarsaparilla. Despite not seeing the specific herb listed on the Amazon page, I believed it was likely Smilax Ornata, also known as the basis of the beverage Sarsaparilla in the US. I expected the mystery to be solved once the product arrived and the label on the bottle would name the contents. However, the herb isn't identified on the label.

After reading reviews, I discovered this is actually Hemidesmus indicus. Another Vine reviewer knew about the herb and tried it. I did some digging and found out that this herb should smell like vanilla with a hint of garlic. When I opened the capsule,

This item arrived safely in a dark bottle (although it's made of plastic, which is a downside). It's good to know it's USDA organic and cGMP certified, which is crucial for herbal supplements like this. The capsules smelled nice, showing that the herb is fresh and pure. I haven't seen any noticeable benefits yet, but it might be a gradual improvement.