There’s a lot of curcumin in this package. It is laboratory tested at 98% concentration. That may be correct, but for me the high concentration of curcuminoids does not mean that they are absorbed. I find that I am not absorbing enough of this curcumin to reduce the pain and inflammation of my arthritis. I have noticeably better results with curcumin that has undergone a phytosome process.

It has a strong smell of like naphthalene (moth balls), which is a carcinogen chemical. First I thought, it was the packaging thus I filled the powder into an odorless food-grade plastic bag. A day later I checked and the smell was heavy outside the bag even though the bag was heretically closed. The whole bag outside smelled naphthalene. This can be an indication that it is indeed naphthalene which is a sublimating agent and percolates through such bags (just like the experience with moth balls). I trashed the whole package as it was too late to send it back.

Didn't really have a flavor. I mixed it for my golden milk. Didn't clump up.

I sprinkle this into our dogs food along with Bosweillia to heal a torn ACL naturally and he’s like a new pup. It blends really well and doesn’t have much of a flavor.

Don't be fooled by price. I used another in my tea and it dissolves fine, but tried this and it was unusable.

It’s such a fine powder that it gets in the air and on clothing and hands. Then it turns every thing yellow. I had to stop using it.