What is better the capsule or tea powder? Does it matter?
1275885
I've tried both,and like both! The capsule last longer obviously and I'm not a consistent tea drinker. That said,I prefer the capsule.
1317538
For me the capsules are the way to go. The powder has a terrible taste to it. I can swallow five capsules with water and find that it works just as well. It is an easy way to supplement your fibre.
1055289
No difference. Other than the price. You pay extra for the convenience of a capsule.
1951033
To use in tea I think would it would be very hard to drink.For me it is best mixed in a cold shake of some sort.I use it in my Nutri Bullet with other superfoods and whatever you like .
1322479
I don't know the difference. That being said, I did not get paid to try the product and it's worked very well. 3 quick capsules are better than an energy drink, and the effects certainly last longer.
229060
It's a powder, in a bag. Yes, the info is in English, but no directions, I followed Dr Oz's. it tastes TERRIBLE, does not devolve in tea. Only hope of seeing if it works, would be to put it in capsules.
1055287
Please, for the love of all things good, no not get powder. It tastes too bad and nothing can mask it. It's not worth whatever savings you find. Get the capsules. Trust me.
1077240
I have always used the capsules and found them to work really great. Hope this helps.
1573963
I have done both and am certain both provide the same amount of probiotics. I like the powder better just because I take so many vitamins every day that I don't want to choke down one more capsule!
2146626
I've only used the powder form which I enjoy as a drink. Keep in mind it takes several weeks before you notice a difference which I was made aware of ahead of time.
1807185
Capsules are so much easier if you don't mind swallowing pills. The packets in water don't taste bad, (lemony, or a bit like fruity pebbles in my opinion), but there is a degree of "choking it down," day after day. If you get packets, I recommend using as little water as possible just to get it over with. The capsules aren't huge, about the size of Excedrin Gelcaps, so i now choose capsules exclusively.
1317539
I have used both and can notice no difference in effectiveness. I find the capsules easier to travel with.
812042
I prefer the liquid stevia when using it for iced tea, sweetening my plain yogurt, etc., because powder is harder to dissolve in cold food and beverages. I have tried various powder and liquid brands and by far like the Sweet Leaf liquid the very best. Also, some powdered versions can have other ingredients added along with an anti-caking additive.
1778886
I take it by mouth (1/4 - 1/2 teaspoon, 1 -2 times daily) and I make my own capsules. I've put it in smoothies and added it to tea. The taste isn't bad, but its nothing to savor either.
1522951
The capsule contents look like fine powder, not grains. Most tea is chopped substance, and it would probably make a messy tea.
115681
I have the machine as well as these capsules, but the machine is not absolutely necessary. For example, we used these for my son's cough medicine that tasted horrid. I filled each one by hand using a small pipette since it was a liquid medicine. However, if you are going to be filling a bunch of capsules with something powdery, then using the machine is definitely easier/quicker.
1382847
The powder seems to taste better, other than that there is no difference in ingrediants. I would reccomend the powder