The moringa I ordered from this company has no nutritional value it was suppose to be bright green in color as this is an indication that the product is fresh and has not lost any nutritional value. However, this moringa powder came light green with hints of light brown, this color indicates that the powder has been oxidized and worthless. I was sold crap to put it bluntly and for someone to claim to grow their own moringa trees he should be the first to know what good quality moringa powder looks like. I also purchased some oil from this company so when I recieved it I really wasnt sure what the oil was suppose to look like so I found a video on youtube from India that showed the process of making the oil. It came out of the cold press a golden color with a hint of orange. The oil I was sent was light in color and when I chilled it to check for authenticity the oil had a color that resembled coco butter, it was light and far from golden/orange. So I tried to contact the seller by email no response, then I checked his return policy and it said I could not return the product if it had been opened and not in its original packaging, this was a red flag and I knew I had been ripped off. How convenient for a company to have a return policy like this, how would I know it works or looks right if I dont open it to test and see. I dont know what to do I guess I am out of money and a viable product. Anyone who reads this please do not buy from this supplier, he is selling oxidized moringa powder that is light green and light brown in color and it has absolutely no nutritional value. The powder is suppose to be bright green and the packaging is suppose to be void of air because it only takes the moringa leaf about 90 days to oxidize and loose all its nutritional value , furthermore, the oil is not up to par and it is of low quality. The oil solidifies when exposed to cold temperatures
Moringa Farms, Inc. Reviews
The moringa I ordered from this company has no nutritional value it was suppose to be bright green in color as this is an indication that the product is fresh and has not lost any nutritional value. However, this moringa powder came light green with hints of light brown, this color indicates that the powder has been oxidized and worthless. I was sold crap to put it bluntly and for someone to claim to grow their own moringa trees he should be the first to know what good quality moringa powder looks like. I also purchased some oil from this company so when I recieved it I really wasnt sure what the oil was suppose to look like so I found a video on youtube from India that showed the process of making the oil. It came out of the cold press a golden color with a hint of orange. The oil I was sent was light in color and when I chilled it to check for authenticity the oil had a color that resembled coco butter, it was light and far from golden/orange. So I tried to contact the seller by email no response, then I checked his return policy and it said I could not return the product if it had been opened and not in its original packaging, this was a red flag and I knew I had been ripped off. How convenient for a company to have a return policy like this, how would I know it works or looks right if I dont open it to test and see. I dont know what to do I guess I am out of money and a viable product. Anyone who reads this please do not buy from this supplier, he is selling oxidized moringa powder that is light green and light brown in color and it has absolutely no nutritional value. The powder is suppose to be bright green and the packaging is suppose to be void of air because it only takes the moringa leaf about 90 days to oxidize and loose all its nutritional value , furthermore, the oil is not up to par and it is of low quality. The oil solidifies when exposed to cold temperatures