Peruvian Naturals Aguaje 500 mg Review

Overall, buyers of Peruvian Naturals Aguaje 500 mg capsules are positive about the product, and the one recurring complaint is that it is hard to find in stock. It carries about 493 ratings across the stores, and the star breakdown shows most customers gave four or five stars. **What buyers say it did for them:** The most detailed reviewer, on a second order, describes "a good mood support" and says their libido "was affected in a positive way." The same person says their breasts look more plump, though they are "not sure I can actually say they grew." They add that stopping the capsules brought no negative effects. According to the store summaries, this reviewer also noticed a small mood difference when stopping and restarting, and plans to keep taking it as a regular supplement. Another buyer takes them for the antioxidant and phytoestrogen content. Both store summaries mention a dose of two capsules a day, with three also working well. The summaries do not say which review that came from. **What they complain about:** The only real complaint is availability. One loyal customer wrote, "I love this stuff but its NEVER available!" They said they had checked Amazon daily and had been told by the company that more stock would arrive by the end of June. By June 21 it had not, and their last capsule was due on July 1. The store summaries describe this as stock shortages rather than a problem with the product itself. Nobody in the copied reviews complains about effectiveness or side effects. **Taste, smell, pill size or form:** The reviews say nothing about taste, smell or capsule size. One buyer likes that it is a whole food source, "aguaje fruit powder supplement," rather than isolated vitamins. They say it provides vitamins A, C and E. **Value for money:** Value is a repeated positive. One reviewer says, "Great value for the money." Another says the "calidad, cantidad y precio" (quality, quantity and price) are good and that they like it a lot. The availability complainant also says they have "spent $$$ on Aguaje," which suggests heavy use more than a pricing complaint. **Who it seems to suit and who it did not:** The capsules seem to suit people who want a whole-food supplement for mood, hormonal or beauty-related effects, or for antioxidants and phytoestrogens, and who will keep taking it regularly. Repeat buyers are the clearest fans. The people it suits least are those who need a dependable supply, since stock gaps on Amazon can interrupt daily use. No reviewer said the product failed to work for them, but the written feedback is limited, so the picture rests on only a handful of comments. Reviews of other forms of the product, such as gummies or powder, were left out, and this summary covers the capsules only.