Good Stuff, But Hard to Mix
I have been using Maca for over a year and it definitely does work. I had purchased Maca as capsules and considered using the powders form to save some money so I tried this product. Yes, it works but my problem with it is two-fold. First, it doesn't mix well, at least not with cold water. It remains as clumps and sometimes those clumps land on the back on my tongue and then break up leaving a pile of dust on my tongue with a horrible, at least for my tastes, smell. That is my second problem, the smell of Maca is almost nauseating, and certainly not a pleasant. So bottom line, it works, it is less expensive than capsules, but unless you have a way to mix it well, like a blender instead of a spoon, and can tolerate the smell, then perhaps capsules are best. What I don't get is how a portion is a tablespoon, while for capsules a portion is a small capsule, 500mg, which is a fraction of the quantity, and I get essentially the same results. No the capsules I have used are not concentrated extracts, just Maca Root - the brand I have uses is [[ASIN:B000Q4443O Nature's Herbs Maca Root, 500 mg, 100  Capsules]]
Rating: 4 stars