Safed Musli Powder | Natural Herbal Supplement | Chlorophytum Borivilianum | Wild Cultivated | 227g / 0.5 LB / 8 oz

This Eco Vista Safed Musli Powder comes in a pouch like shown but WITHOUT ANYTHING WRITTEN on the package EXCEPT eco vista. I find this DANGEROUS and so of course i immediately wrote the product name on the package. It's outer plastic wrap had it listed but leaving it off the package itself is not good. Perhaps mine was mis marked but beware it may need to be hand marked.It is a new herb to meIt has a unique and nice wood and herb smell. can't quite describe but it does smell interestingI have yet to give it enough use to tell if it is useful for my health and well beingI think it can be used both internally and externallyI will research more about HOW to use it for best resultsTo the manufacturerPLEASE MARK THE PRODUCT with what's in the bag ON the bag!

There is zero labeling or instructions on this package, it literally only has a sticker with the company's name on it - that's it. The name of the product and ounces that appears in the product photo is photoshopped.The bag is in a simple paper bag but has a plastic interior lining (don't like) instead of a wax coating - but most importantly - it was unsealed. Anyone could have added something to this after manufacturing, it was only shut with the press-together strip that we use for resealing a package - not appropriate for sealing a food or supplement product, as anyone could have opened and reclosed it before it was shipped.It smells fine, and I can't believe I did it, but I stuck my finger into it to taste it and it tastes ok - I figured that small amount would be unlikely to kill me if it did contain something it shouldn't, but I now feel kind of stupid for even doing that. I'm throwing this away. I appreciate small businesses not having the resources and I don't want fancy packaging, but I didn't see any info about how they are harvesting or processing this, and how to use it - and not being sealed at all is non-negotiable. I also read that safed musli is being overharvested.This might be a good product - who knows? But I suggest that the company fixes/seals its packaging and includes information about the product.