Prince of Peace Red Panax Ginseng Extractum Ultra Strength

The classic box of ginseng vials from the Asian grocery.

Ginseng extractum: 400 mg
Calories: 15
Added sugar: 4 g

Per serving, from the label. Formulas can change — always check the package.

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Why it's on our list

Prince of Peace's little glass vials have been sold in Asian groceries for decades and have lately become a social-media novelty. Each 10 cc vial holds 400 mg of red Panax ginseng extractum in a sweet liquid — snap the top, drink with the straw. Cheap, nostalgic and very recognizable.

400 mg red Panax ginseng extractum per vial
10- or 30-vial boxes; a Ginkgo + Ginseng variant
Drink straight with the included straw

Best for

Energy

Questions people ask

Softgel, capsule or tablet — does it matter?

Mostly convenience and swallowing: softgels and capsules are usually smaller and smoother; tablets are often cheaper per serving. The amount of the vitamin per serving is what to compare.

Do vitamins expire?

They carry a best-by date and slowly lose potency after it. Keep the bottle closed, dry and away from heat; a bathroom cabinet is the worst place for it.

Should I take Prince of Peace Red Panax Ginseng Extractum Ultra Strength with food?

Follow the label. Fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, K) are generally taken with a meal that contains some fat; most multivitamins say 'with food' to be gentler on the stomach.