Amazon Ashwagandha Under Rs. 800: Cost Per Capsule, October 2026

Rs. 206 for a verified 120 tablets is Rs. 1.72 a tablet, the lowest per-tablet figure among the 23 seated — and Amazon prints that same Rs. 1.72 on the listing itself, beside the price. It is 23% below the next card and 87% below the last one. The badge is 6%, from a stated Rs. 220.

It is also the only seated listing not sold as plain ashwagandha. Its own product name reads 'Ashwagandha, Brahmi' and lists further herbs, so a tablet here is not the same object as a tablet on any other card and the figures are not interchangeable. It is seated first precisely because a per-unit ranking will always put a blend at the top, and a reader sorting by cost per tablet deserves to be told that before the number. 3.8 stars from 687 ratings — the lowest star average on this page.

• Selling price: Rs. 206
• What the listing calls it: a Jiva 120-tablet multi-herb 'Stress Free' tablet, ashwagandha plus brahmi and other herbs
• Unit count verified on the product page: 120
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 1.72
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 220, 6% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 1.72 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: multi-herb blend, not plain ashwagandha
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.8 stars from 687 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Cheapest per tablet
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 135 is the lowest price tag among the 23 seated, and at a verified 60 tablets it works out at Rs. 2.25 a tablet — the cheapest pure-ashwagandha tablet on the page. 4.2 stars from 2,786 ratings.

It is also the clearest counter-example to the second finding on this page. Its 39% badge is the fourth-deepest here, and the three deeper ones all buy capsules costing more than Rs. 11. If the rule were 'deep badge means expensive tablet', this card would break it. The rule is only a tendency, and the tendency is not a substitute for dividing: note that the next card is the dearest tag on this page and the third-cheapest tablet.

• Selling price: Rs. 135
• What the listing calls it: a Dabur 60-tablet ashwagandha tablet
• Unit count verified on the product page: 60
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 2.25
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 223, 39% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 2.25 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 2,786 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Cheapest tag
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 2,310 is 17 times the Dabur tag above it. At a verified unit count of 1,000, it is Rs. 2.31 a tablet — six paise dearer than the Dabur and cheaper than the other twenty cards on this page. Its badge is 2%, from a stated Rs. 2,349: the shallowest on the whole page. 4.2 stars from 414 ratings.

This is the card the page is built around. A shopper sorting results low-to-high never reaches it; a shopper sorting high-to-low sees it first and reads it as the premium option. It is neither. It is a large bottle, and the only way to know that is to read '1,000' off the product page. A thousand tablets is also a commitment to one product for a long time, which is a real consideration and not a price one; shelf life and whether a supplement suits you at all are matters for the label and a doctor, not for us.

• Selling price: Rs. 2,310
• What the listing calls it: a Jain 1,000-tablet bottle of 850 mg ashwagandha tablets
• Unit count verified on the product page: 1000
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 2.31
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 2,349, 2% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 2.31 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 414 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Dearest tag, cheap tablet
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 673 for a verified 240 tablets is Rs. 2.80 a tablet, badged 11%. 4.1 stars from 1,373 ratings.

Hold that rating count. Three Jiva ashwagandha listings in this read — 240 tablets, 120 tablets and 60 tablets — each display 4.1 stars from an identical 1,373 ratings, and they work out at Rs. 2.80, Rs. 2.95 and Rs. 3.22 a tablet. All three are seated, because the pool is the finding rather than any one of them. Rating pools attach to a product record rather than to a pack size, so one body of evidence is doing duty for three tiles; we report the counts exactly as published and make no claim about how the three listings relate.

• Selling price: Rs. 673
• What the listing calls it: a Jiva 240-tablet bottle of 500 mg ashwagandha tablets
• Unit count verified on the product page: 240
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 2.80
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 760, 11% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 2.80 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 stars from 1,373 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Shared pool, best Jiva rate
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 175 for a verified 60 capsules is Rs. 2.92 each, badged 30% — the fifth-deepest on the page, and the second of only two deep badges here that buy a cheap unit. 4.2 stars from 2,421 ratings.

Zandu's other listing on this page, 'Ashwagandha Gold Plus', is Rs. 357 for the same 60 count: Rs. 5.95 a tablet, 2.04 times this one. Both are Zandu, both are 60-count, and the difference is in what the labels say the contents are. Selling two products at two prices under one brand is entirely ordinary; it is noted here only because a shopper who searches 'Zandu ashwagandha' meets both and the tiles do not explain the gap. '100% Pure Ashwagandha Root Extract' is the listing's own printed wording.

• Selling price: Rs. 175
• What the listing calls it: a Zandu 60-capsule ashwagandha root-extract veg capsule
• Unit count verified on the product page: 60
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 2.92
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 250, 30% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 2.92 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 2,421 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Cheap capsule
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 354 for a verified 120 tablets is Rs. 2.95 a tablet, against Rs. 2.80 for the 240-tablet bottle. Badged 7%. 4.1 stars from the same 1,373 ratings.

Halving the pack costs 5% more per tablet here, which is a small and entirely normal quantity premium — and worth stating plainly, because the opposite is true further down this page. Rasayanam's 120-capsule bottle is 12.5% CHEAPER per capsule than its own 60-capsule one. There is no general rule on this shelf about whether the bigger pack pays; there is only arithmetic, done listing by listing.

• Selling price: Rs. 354
• What the listing calls it: a Jiva 120-tablet ashwagandha tablet
• Unit count verified on the product page: 120
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 2.95
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 380, 7% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 2.95 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 stars from 1,373 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Shared pool, mid Jiva rate
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

The product name reads '60 Count (Pack of 2)'. The product page's Unit Count field reads 120. Rs. 360 across 120 tablets is Rs. 3.00 each — not the Rs. 6.00 that reading '60' off the title would have produced, and Amazon's own per-count line on the page confirms Rs. 3.00.

This card is why every one of the 23 counts on this page was read from the product page rather than the search tile. Parsing pack counts out of Amazon titles on this shelf fails in both directions: 'KSM-66 Capsules' parses as 66 capsules when KSM-66 is an ingredient trademark, and '11 Strip 20 Capsules' is 220 capsules, not 20. This is also one of only two seated listings that publish no M.R.P. at all, so it carries no badge. 3.9 stars from 1,388 ratings.

• Selling price: Rs. 360
• What the listing calls it: a Jain two-pack of 60 850 mg tablets, 120 in total
• Unit count verified on the product page: 120
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 3
• Stated MRP and badge: none published on this listing
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 3 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 3.9 stars from 1,388 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Pack-count trap
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 193 for a verified 60 tablets is Rs. 3.22 each — 15% more per tablet than the same brand's 240-tablet bottle at Rs. 2.80. Badged 8%. 4.1 stars from the identical 1,373 ratings.

Three tiles, three pack sizes, three per-tablet prices, one rating pool. A shopper comparing the Rs. 193 tile against the Rs. 354 tile is not weighing two bodies of customer evidence; they are reading the same 1,373 ratings twice. This is how marketplace review pooling ordinarily works across variants of one product and nothing here suggests otherwise. It is seated because the rating count is the only quality signal a search tile offers, and on this shelf it repeats.

• Selling price: Rs. 193
• What the listing calls it: a Jiva 60-tablet ashwagandha tablet
• Unit count verified on the product page: 60
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 3.22
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 210, 8% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 3.22 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 stars from 1,373 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Shared pool, dearest Jiva rate
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 394 for a verified 120 tablets is Rs. 3.28 a tablet, badged 18%, with 4.2 stars from 41,237 ratings — 15 times the pool of any other card on this page.

Himalaya appears three times in this read, at Rs. 3.28, Rs. 3.90 and Rs. 11.68 a tablet. Same brand, three products, a 3.56-fold gap between the cheapest and the dearest, and the difference is in what each label states it contains. All three are seated. Which, if any, is worth the money is not a question a price page can answer, and this one does not try.

• Selling price: Rs. 394
• What the listing calls it: a Himalaya 120-tablet 'Ashvagandha' tablet
• Unit count verified on the product page: 120
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 3.28
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 480, 18% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 3.28 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 41,237 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Biggest pool
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 225 for a verified 60 tablets is Rs. 3.75 a tablet, badged 18% — the identical badge to the Himalaya card above it, which buys a tablet 14% cheaper. 4.2 stars from 1,355 ratings.

'1000mg' and 'Organic Ashwagandha Tablets' are the listing's own printed words. A stated milligram figure on this shelf describes a quantity the label claims, not a strength this page has verified or compared — the cards above state 500 mg, 670 mg and 850 mg, and we have not weighed, assayed or tested anything. This card sits where it sits on price per tablet alone.

• Selling price: Rs. 225
• What the listing calls it: a Carbamide Forte 60-tablet 1000 mg ashwagandha tablet
• Unit count verified on the product page: 60
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 3.75
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 275, 18% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 3.75 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 1,355 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Start of the mid band
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 234 for a verified 60 tablets is Rs. 3.90 a tablet, badged 10% — 19% dearer per tablet than the same brand's 120-tablet listing at Rs. 3.28, and 3.0 times cheaper than its 'Organic' capsule at Rs. 11.68. 4.4 stars — the joint-highest average on this page — from 18 ratings.

Eighteen is the smallest pool among the 23 seated, against 41,237 on the Himalaya listing nine cards up. 4.4 from 18 and 4.2 from 41,237 are not comparable numbers, and every card on this page prints the count beside the star for that reason. This listing is also the one price we corrected: an early read of the search tile returned Rs. 160, and the product page says Rs. 234.

• Selling price: Rs. 234
• What the listing calls it: a Himalaya 60-tablet ashwagandha tablet
• Unit count verified on the product page: 60
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 3.90
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 260, 10% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 3.90 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.4 stars from 18 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Thinnest pool
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 238 for a verified 60 capsules is Rs. 3.97 each — the twelfth and last card on this page under Rs. 4 a unit. Badged 10%. 4.3 stars from 2,402 ratings.

Twelve of the 23 listings seated fall between Rs. 1.72 and Rs. 3.97. The next eleven run from Rs. 5.95 to Rs. 13.32, and the gap between the two groups — Rs. 3.97 to Rs. 5.95, with nothing in between — is the cleanest break on the shelf. What changes across it is the label: below, plain root powder and plain extract; above, named and trademarked extracts. That is a description of what the packaging says, not of what is in it.

• Selling price: Rs. 238
• What the listing calls it: an Organic India 60-capsule pure ashwagandha root capsule
• Unit count verified on the product page: 60
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 3.97
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 265, 10% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 3.97 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.3 stars from 2,402 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Top of the cheap band
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 357 for a verified 60 tablets is Rs. 5.95 each. Zandu's other listing on this page is Rs. 175 for 60 — Rs. 2.92. Same brand, same count, 2.04 times the cost per tablet, and the deeper badge sits on the dearer one: 28% here against 30% there, for tablets that differ by a factor of two. 4.1 stars from 1,651 ratings.

The listing's own name is 'Ashwagandha Gold Plus' and its own printed line reads 'Reduces Stress & Cortisol, Improves Sleep'. That is the manufacturer's claim about its own product, quoted here because it is part of the name on the tile; it is not a finding of ours and this page neither endorses nor evaluates it. Supplement labelling claims are a matter between the manufacturer and the regulator, and nothing here alleges any breach by anyone.

• Selling price: Rs. 357
• What the listing calls it: a Zandu 60-tablet 'Ashwagandha Gold Plus'
• Unit count verified on the product page: 60
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 5.95
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 499, 28% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 5.95 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 stars from 1,651 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Same brand, 2x
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 369 for a verified 60 tablets is Rs. 6.15 each, badged 8%. 4.2 stars from 2,713 ratings — the second-largest pool seated, and larger than every listing in the next chapter.

Koshaveda's other listing, 'AF-43', is Rs. 599 for the same verified 60 count — Rs. 9.98 a capsule, 1.62 times this one — on 400 ratings against 2,713. That is the third brand on this page selling against itself at a materially different unit price, after Himalaya at 3.56x and Zandu at 2.04x. Both Koshaveda tiles are seated.

• Selling price: Rs. 369
• What the listing calls it: a Koshaveda 60-tablet 500 mg ashwagandha tablet
• Unit count verified on the product page: 60
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 6.15
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 399, 8% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 6.15 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 2,713 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Mid band
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 389 for a verified 60 tablets is Rs. 6.48 each, badged 13%. 4.1 stars from 859 ratings.

Its own product name is 'Ashwagandha Plus with Tulsi Extract', so like the Jiva blend at the top of this page it is not the same object as a plain ashwagandha tablet, and it is labelled here for the same reason. Two of the 23 cards on this page are blends; the other twenty-one are sold as ashwagandha alone. A per-unit comparison across different formulations is a comparison of prices, not of products, and this page claims nothing more than that throughout.

• Selling price: Rs. 389
• What the listing calls it: an hk vitals 60-tablet ashwagandha-plus-tulsi tablet
• Unit count verified on the product page: 60
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 6.48
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 449, 13% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 6.48 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: multi-herb blend, not plain ashwagandha
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.1 stars from 859 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Blend, mid band
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 599 for a verified 60 capsules is Rs. 9.98 each — the first listing on this page to cross Rs. 10, and 5.80 times the Rs. 1.72 that opens it. Badged 16%. 4.2 stars from 400 ratings.

From here to the end of the page, every card is between Rs. 9.98 and Rs. 13.32 a unit — a band just 33% wide holding eight of the 23 listings. Seven of those eight name a trademarked or proprietary extract on the label: KSM-66 on five, 'liposomal' on one, '3X' on another. The shelf's price structure tracks that labelling closely. Whether the labelling corresponds to any difference a person would notice is outside what a price page can establish, and is a question for a doctor rather than for us.

• Selling price: Rs. 599
• What the listing calls it: a Koshaveda 60-capsule 'AF-43' 600 mg ashwagandha capsule
• Unit count verified on the product page: 60
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 9.98
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 709, 16% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 9.98 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 400 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Start of the top band
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 679 for a verified 60 capsules is Rs. 11.32 each, badged 47% from a stated Rs. 1,289 — the deepest discount on this page. 4.4 stars from 230 ratings.

Line the badges up against the unit prices and they run opposite ways. The eight listings badged 20% or deeper carry a median Rs. 11.49 a tablet; the thirteen badged under 20% carry a median Rs. 3.75. The three deepest badges here — 47%, 43% and 42% — buy the third-, second- and fourth-dearest capsules on the page. What differs is the stated M.R.P.: Rs. 1,289 on a 60-capsule bottle here, against Rs. 210 on a 60-tablet bottle in Chapter One. An M.R.P. is the figure a listing displays, and we have not verified that anything here ever sold at one.

• Selling price: Rs. 679
• What the listing calls it: a Vlado's Himalayan Organics 60-capsule KSM66 700 mg capsule
• Unit count verified on the product page: 60
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 11.32
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,289, 47% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 11.32 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.4 stars from 230 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Deepest badge
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 688 for a verified 60 capsules is Rs. 11.47 each. This is the second of only two seated listings that publish no M.R.P., so it shows no badge — it simply asks Rs. 688. 4.3 stars from 251 ratings.

'3X' is a brand's product name. It is not a measured multiple, it is not compared here against anything, and nothing on this page should be read as confirming it describes three times any quantity. We quote product names as printed because that is what a shopper sees on the tile. At Rs. 11.47 this capsule costs 6.67 times the Rs. 1.72 tablet at the top of the page, which is the only multiple on this card we can stand behind.

• Selling price: Rs. 688
• What the listing calls it: a Miduty 60-capsule 'Ashwagandha 3X' KSM-66 capsule
• Unit count verified on the product page: 60
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 11.47
• Stated MRP and badge: none published on this listing
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 11.47 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.3 stars from 251 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Top band, no badge
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 1,399 for a verified 120 capsules is Rs. 11.66 each. Rasayanam's 60-capsule listing is Rs. 799 — Rs. 13.32 each. The double pack is 12.5% cheaper per capsule. Badged 42% against the 60-pack's 20%. 4.2 stars from 253 ratings, against 1,989 on the smaller pack.

Compare that with Jiva in Chapter One, where the 240-tablet bottle is only 5% cheaper per tablet than the 120, and with the Jain bottle of 1,000, which lands within 23 paise of a 120-tablet pack from another brand. Pack-size economics on this shelf run from a 12.5% saving to none at all, and the only way to know which you are looking at is to divide. '5.1% withanolides' and 'clinically proven' are the listing's own printed label phrases, reproduced as printed and neither verified nor endorsed here.

• Selling price: Rs. 1,399
• What the listing calls it: a Rasayanam 120-capsule KSM-66 600 mg capsule
• Unit count verified on the product page: 120
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 11.66
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 2,398, 42% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 11.66 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 253 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Bigger pack wins
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 701 for a verified 60 capsules is Rs. 11.68 each. Himalaya's 'Ashvagandha' 120-tablet listing works out at Rs. 3.28 — this one is 3.56 times it. 4.2 stars from 1,455 ratings, the largest pool in the top band.

It is also the card that cuts against this page's badge finding from the other side: a 7% badge, one of the shallowest here, on the fourth-DEAREST capsule seated. Together with the Dabur card — a 39% badge on the second-cheapest tablet — it marks the limits of the pattern. The tendency is real and the median gap is 3.1-fold, but two of 21 badged listings run the other way, and both are seated rather than filtered out. Offering several products at several prices is ordinary commerce and no criticism is intended or implied.

• Selling price: Rs. 701
• What the listing calls it: a Himalaya 60-capsule 'Organic Ashwagandha' 670 mg capsule
• Unit count verified on the product page: 60
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 11.68
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 750, 7% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 11.68 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 1,455 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Same brand, 3.56x
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 720 for a verified 60 capsules is Rs. 12.00 each — 6.98 times the Rs. 1.72 tablet that opens this page, and 5.33 times the cheapest pure ashwagandha tablet at Rs. 2.25. Badged 23%. 4.2 stars from 681 ratings.

This is also the listing whose title breaks the naive parse: 'Tejasya Ashwagandha KSM-66 Capsules' reads as 66 capsules to anything matching a number before the word. The product page's Unit Count field says 60, and Amazon's own per-count line says Rs. 12.00. Had the title been trusted, this card would have printed Rs. 10.91 a capsule — wrong by 9%, and wrong in the direction that flatters the product.

• Selling price: Rs. 720
• What the listing calls it: a Tata 1mg 60-capsule 'Tejasya' KSM-66 capsule
• Unit count verified on the product page: 60
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 12
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 932, 23% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 12 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 681 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Top band
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 729 for a verified 60 capsules is Rs. 12.15 each, badged 43% from a stated Rs. 1,278. 4.2 stars from 987 ratings. Its own label words are 'Liposomal' and '1000mg/ Serving'.

Vlado's Himalayan Organics is the fourth brand on this page to appear twice: this capsule at a 43% badge and the KSM66 one at 47%, which between them are the two deepest discounts in the read and the second- and third-dearest capsules in it. The gap between the two Vlado's tiles is 7% — by far the narrowest same-brand spread here, against 3.56x at Himalaya, 2.04x at Zandu and 1.62x at Koshaveda. 'Liposomal' is a formulation term printed on the label; this page does not define it, test it, or suggest it makes any difference to anything.

• Selling price: Rs. 729
• What the listing calls it: a Vlado's Himalayan Organics 60-capsule liposomal ashwagandha capsule
• Unit count verified on the product page: 60
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 12.15
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 1,278, 43% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 12.15 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 987 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Deep badge, dear capsule
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India

Rs. 799 for a verified 60 capsules is Rs. 13.32 each — the highest cost per unit among the 23 seated, 7.74 times the Rs. 1.72 that opens the page and 5.92 times the cheapest pure-ashwagandha tablet. Badged 20%. 4.2 stars from 1,989 ratings, the largest pool of any KSM-66 listing here.

Its own 120-capsule sibling, four cards up, is Rs. 11.66 — so the dearest capsule on this page is beaten by 12.5% by the same product in a bigger box, which carries a 42% badge against this one's 20%. That is the page in one line: the number that decides what you pay is never the one printed largest on the tile. This is a comparison of prices and nothing else; it is not advice to take ashwagandha, or any supplement, and it makes no claim that any product here does anything.

• Selling price: Rs. 799
• What the listing calls it: a Rasayanam 60-capsule KSM-66 600 mg capsule
• Unit count verified on the product page: 60
• Price per tablet or capsule: Rs. 13.32
• Stated MRP and badge: Rs. 999, 20% off displayed
• Amazon's own printed rate on the page: Rs. 13.32 per count
• Formulation as named by the listing: ashwagandha only
• Evidence published on the listing: 4.2 stars from 1,989 ratings
• Where it sits in the read: Dearest per capsule
• Label wording: the manufacturer's own, not verified or endorsed by us
• Read on: amazon.in search results and product page, 7 October 2026, India