Why South Africans are making the switch
5 reasons South Africans are switching to one daily teaspoon of moringa.
One 5ml teaspoon a day 93% moringa juice, grown in Limpopo, about R4.99 a serving. Here's why people are simplifying their shelf to a single bottle. The complete ingredient list is further down this page — nothing hidden.
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5 reasons people are making the switch
No miracle promises — just five honest, checkable reasons a daily teaspoon of moringa is replacing a shelf of bottles.
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Less swallowing. Less clutter. One simple teaspoon.
Instead of working through a handful of different capsules every morning, this is one 5ml teaspoon stirred into a glass of water. One bottle on the counter, one step in your morning, one thing to reorder.
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Your daily wellness routine grew on a tree.
It starts as the leaf of the moringa tree — a plant people across Africa and Asia have eaten as a food for generations — pressed into a juice. Not a lab-blended formula with a label you need a chemistry degree to read. One recognisable plant you could point to in a field.
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Not sourced from an unknown overseas supplier. Grown here.
The moringa in this bottle is grown on our own family farm in Mookgopong, Limpopo — around 30 hectares — and pressed on site, not bought in bulk from an anonymous overseas supplier and repackaged.
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The one you'll actually keep taking.
A supplement only does anything if you take it, and most people quietly stop. This is mild, lightly sweet and passion-fruit flavoured, and it's one teaspoon — easy to make part of your morning and actually stick with, rather than a bottle that ends up at the back of the cupboard.
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Up to 100 days of daily moringa from one bottle.
The serving is 5ml — one teaspoon — so a 500ml bottle is 100 servings, just over three months from a single bottle. At R499 that's about R4.99 a serving. One teaspoon a day, from roughly R5.
One teaspoon a day. From about R5.
Three or four different bottles on the go at once, each with its own label to read and its own reorder date to remember.
Four things to buy
One 5ml teaspoon of moringa juice, stirred into a glass of water.
R4.99 a day
Here's the working: R499 for 500ml. At the 5ml serving that's 100 servings, so R4.99 each. Keep four bottles on hand and it drops to R4.00. We're not suggesting moringa replaces anything your doctor has prescribed — just that it's one simple habit at a price you can check yourself.
What's actually in the bottle
93% of it is moringa juice. Below is every single thing that makes up the other 7%, and what each one is doing there. Most brands won't print this.
The other 7%, in full
- Vitamin D3
- Added vitamin
- Zinc stearate
- Anti-caking agent
- Malic acid
- Fruit acid — tartness and freshness
- Citric acid
- Fruit acid — tartness and freshness
- Lactic acid
- Fruit acid — tartness and freshness
- Trisodium citrate
- Keeps the acidity stable in the bottle
- Passion fruit flavour
- So a daily teaspoon is pleasant to drink
- Sucralose
- Sweetener — makes it drinkable at this strength
- Fulvic acid
- A naturally occurring organic acid
- Potassium sorbate
- Preservative — stops spoilage
- Sodium benzoate
- Preservative — stops spoilage
- Xanthan gum
- Keeps the moringa evenly suspended
That's the complete list. If something on it isn't for you, we'd much rather you found out here than after the bottle arrived.
The one you'll actually keep taking
Most supplements fail at the same thing: you stop taking them. This is mild, lightly sweet and passion-fruit flavoured — on purpose — so a daily teaspoon is genuinely easy to keep up, instead of a worthy bottle that drifts to the back of the cupboard.
The serving is 5ml — one teaspoon — stirred into a glass of water. Some people take it straight off the spoon.
If you were braced for bitter raw greens: it isn't that. The moringa is 93% of what's in the bottle; the flavour and sweetener are there so you actually reach for it every morning.
Juice or capsules — where should I start?
The honest difference is format and price per serving. They're two different products with two different ingredient lists.
Capsules & tablets
Capsule formatDried moringa leaf, pressed into a capsule or tablet. Easy to travel with, and some people simply prefer a capsule to a liquid. Different product, different ingredient list — it's on that product page.
Juice
100 servings a bottleA 5ml liquid serving stirred into water — 93% moringa juice, passion fruit flavoured. One 500ml bottle is 100 servings, which works out at R4.99 each.
Most people who ask us start with the juice — it's one teaspoon rather than several capsules, and a bottle covers 100 days. That's a preference about convenience, not a claim that one works better than the other.
In their words
My life has changed ever since I started taking Moringa. I sleep better now and my skin is glowing.
The taste is great I feel more energetic
Haven't noticed any health changes yet. But it's early days. Tastes good and easy to drink
Verified reviews from our Judge.me store reviews. Individual experiences vary.
The honest questions
Why isn't it 100% moringa?
Because a bottle of moringa juice with nothing else in it would separate, would need refrigerating, and would taste bitter enough that most people stop after a week. So 93% of the bottle is moringa juice, and the other 7% is fruit acids, flavour, sweetener, two preservatives and a stabiliser — all listed in full further up this page.
Does it contain a sweetener?
Yes — sucralose. It's there so a 5ml serving is genuinely pleasant in a glass of water every morning. If you avoid artificial sweeteners, this product isn't for you, and we'd rather say so now.
How much do I take, and how long does a bottle last?
One 5ml teaspoon a day. A 500ml bottle is 100 servings — just over three months — which is where the R4.99 a serving comes from.
How does the pack pricing work?
One 500ml bottle is R499. Keep two and it's R899, so you save R99. Keep four and it's R1,599, so you save R397 — and because that's over R1,000, the four-bottle pack ships free. Same juice either way; buying more simply drops the price per bottle.
Where is it grown?
On our own farm in Limpopo, South Africa. It's cultivated, cold-pressed, bottled and shipped locally.
What if it's not for me?
If you're not 100% satisfied, contact us for a full refund. No drama.
Try one bottle. Or stock up and save.
Not happy with it? Contact us and we'll refund you. Grown, bottled and shipped from South Africa.
Moringa Juice is a food product, not a medicine. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and is not a replacement for prescribed medication. Contains a sweetener (sucralose) and the preservatives potassium sorbate and sodium benzoate — the full ingredient list is published above. Individual experiences vary. Speak to your healthcare provider before changing your routine, particularly if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or taking medication.