Almost every oregano product on the shelf shouts one figure: 6,000 mg. It is the herbal equivalent — 300 mg of a 20:1 extract multiplied by twenty. Both numbers are true, and only one of them is actually in the softgel.
Alvera prints both. The 300 mg of extract, the 165 mg of carvacrol it carries, and the 200 mg of black seed oil beside it — because the second number is the one you can compare across brands. Two plants people have used for two thousand years, measured the way modern research measures them, in a pre-measured softgel instead of a dropper.






