Questions, answered

Start with one product matched to the thing bothering you most: low energy, poor sleep, or gut trouble, and take it daily for a month before adding anything. The 60-second quiz narrows it down; if you want the shortcut, our moringa leaf powder is the most universal first pack.

Three checkable differences: single-farm sourcing instead of aggregated market material, batch testing for heavy metals, microbes and label accuracy with the report shipped on your pack, and for capsules, standardized extracts with the compound percentage stated. Cheap powder isn’t necessarily bad, it’s unverified. You’re paying for the difference between probably fine and here’s the lab report.

One month at the standard serving, both formats: bottles hold 60 capsules (2 a day), cans hold 200g, about 40 servings of 5g, a bit over a month if you take it daily.

Honest answer: it depends on the product and on you. Fibre makes itself known within days. Adaptogens like ashwagandha and shatavari are studied over 4 to 8 weeks of daily use: they build, not spike. Nutrient-density products like moringa, spirulina and sea buckthorn are a base layer, the point is what your diet stops missing, which isn’t a feeling you can timestamp. Anyone promising results in 7 days on these ingredients is selling the copy, not the compound.

Moringa: mild, green, fresh-earthy. Spirulina: green and mineral, strong, best blended. Sea buckthorn: sharp, tart, citrus-like, the tastiest of the lot. Ashwagandha and shatavari: earthy, bitter roots, classic in warm milk. Cacao nibs: dark-chocolate bitter, crunchy. Inulin: faintly sweet, basically invisible. Capsules: no taste at all.

Yes. They’re single ingredients, so they stack cleanly, and the quiz builds 2 to 3-product routines by design. Sensible combos: greens in the morning, ashwagandha in the evening. Introduce one at a time, a week apart, so you know what’s doing what.

If you’re on regular medication, pregnant, or nursing, ask your doctor first and show them the label; it lists everything, which is the point of a one-ingredient label. We specifically advise skipping ashwagandha and shatavari during pregnancy or nursing unless your doctor okays them. These are foods, not medicines, but food doesn’t mean it ignores your prescription.

No. Some of our ingredients have long traditional histories and we acknowledge that, but CYNQ products are food-category products (FSSAI licensed), formulated and tested on modern research standards. No prescriptions, no dosha typing, no cure claims.

A Certificate of Analysis is the lab report for your specific batch: identity, compound percentage, heavy metals, microbial safety. It’s how you check our claims instead of trusting our design team. Every pack ships with its batch’s report, and there’s a 60-second guide to reading one on our Science page.

Same ingredient, different job. Capsules carry standardized extracts (measured compound, zero effort); powders are the whole ingredient (visible, flexible, cheaper per serving). Neither is stronger across the board, pick by routine.

Only cacao. Our cacao nibs naturally contain theobromine and trace caffeine, like all real chocolate. Everything else is caffeine-free, including both energy-focused products (maca and spirulina work without stimulants).

Cool, dry, out of direct sun. Close the can properly, powders hate humidity. No refrigeration needed. Best-before is on every pack.

Dispatch in 2 to 3 working days, free shipping over ₹799, COD available across most of India (partial COD on some pin codes). Unopened packs: easy 7-day returns. Opened pack and something’s genuinely wrong? Email care@cynqsuperfoods.com, a human reads it.

Because auto-charging people for wellness products they’ve stopped using is a revenue model, not a service. Buy when you’re running low; we’ll remind you once by email around day 25 if you opt in, and that’s it.

Yes. Every capsule is HPMC (plant cellulose), no gelatin anywhere. All 12 products are vegetarian; the powders and nibs are vegan.