Moringa at Chemist Warehouse: What's on the Shelf and What It Costs per 100g

Updated 10 Oct 2026 · Shelf listings checked on 10 Oct 2026

The 30-second scorecard: Chemist Warehouse capsules vs a leaf powder pouch

No winner badges here. This is the same checklist we would use on our own pouch, lined up so you can decide in the aisle or on your phone.

What Chemist Warehouse lists for moringa (checked 10 Oct 2026)

A search for moringa at Chemist Warehouse usually returns capsules or tablets, not a 200g or 400g pouch. Stock on the website and in a given store can differ. The two public listings below are the ones this page uses for the gram maths.

Format, count, amount per unit, and the ARTG number where one was shown come from those listing pages, checked on 10 Oct 2026. The selling prices were not confirmed from the pages, so they stay as a visible hand-check. Do not treat the placeholder as a price.

ARTG 460360 is the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods number shown on the Forest Super Foods capsule listing. An ARTG or AUST L identifier tells you the product is entered as a listed medicine. It is not a score, and it does not tell you the price per 100g. How to read that mark is covered in what AUST L means on a supplement label.

Capsules, tablets and "7000 mg": how to read the label

Two different things are sold under the word moringa, and the label is the only way to tell them apart before you do any price maths.

Whole-leaf powder in a capsule is dried leaf, ground, and filled into a shell. If the label says 500 mg of moringa leaf per capsule, the leaf in the bottle is the capsule count times 500 mg. That gram total is what you compare with a pouch. Format details, without a health ranking, are in moringa capsules vs powder.

A dry extract "equivalent to fresh leaf" is a different unit. On the Caruso's Moringa 7000 listing checked on 10 Oct 2026, each tablet is 1 g of dry extract equivalent to 7 g of fresh leaf. The "7000" is that fresh-leaf figure: 7 g is 7,000 mg of fresh leaf, not 7,000 mg of dried leaf powder in the tablet. Fresh leaf is mostly water. Dried leaf powder is what remains after drying. Thirty tablets times 7 g of fresh leaf is not 210 g of powder, and it is not 30 g of powder either unless the label says the extract solids weigh that much.

Before you compare a bottle with a pouch, read three lines: the ingredient (leaf or extract), the amount that belongs to the thing in the bottle, and the count. This page does not rank capsules, tablets or powder for any effect. It only lines up grams and dollars.

The maths: cost per 100g of leaf

Use one unit: dollars per 100g of leaf. A cheap-looking bottle can be a small amount of leaf. A larger pouch can cost more at the checkout and less per 100g.

Worked example for whole-leaf capsules: 120 × 500 mg = 60,000 mg. Divide by 1,000 to get grams: 60 g of leaf in the bottle. Cost per 100g = price ÷ 60 × 100.

Put a known price through that formula. Forest Super Foods' own site lists an RRP of $69 for 120 capsules at 500 mg, checked on 10 Oct 2026 at forestsuperfoods.com.au. $69 ÷ 60 × 100 = $115 per 100g. That $69 is the brand's direct RRP, not the Chemist Warehouse shelf price. For the Chemist Warehouse shelf price of the same 120-capsule bottle, check the live listing and use the same sum: price ÷ 60 × 100. Do not copy the $69 across.

Costco Mai Greens powder at $22.99 for 500 g works out to $4.60 per 100g. That is lower per 100g than our pouches. Check the ingredient line and the pack date on the day you buy. Why a direct pouch sits at $11.00, $11 or $10 per 100g is set out in why this powder is priced at $11.

Cheapest per 100g from us: 400g bundle ($10/100g)

Capsule-to-powder cost converter

Enter the bottle price, the count, and the milligrams of moringa leaf per unit. It returns the grams of leaf, the cost per 100g, and how many NutriThrive 100g pouches ($11) that weight equals.

Do not enter 7000 for a "Moringa 7000" tablet. That number is a fresh-leaf equivalent, as set out above. The form has no account, no saved history and no tracking.

Want to try it first? 100g $11

If you want powder instead

A pouch is a different label from a capsule bottle. Price per 100g does not replace a look at the pack. On any powder, check these before you pay:

• Pack or batch date. A code on the pouch should tell you which lot you have and how to match it to paperwork. See how to read moringa batch codes and how long moringa powder lasts once the pouch is open.
• 100% leaf. The ingredient line should say moringa leaf, or Moringa oleifera leaf, not a blend and not an extract described as fresh-leaf equivalent.
• A lab summary you can open. Ask what was tested and for which batch. What to look for is in moringa heavy metals lab testing in Australia.
• Origin. Where the leaf was grown, and where the pouch was packed, should be stated on the pack or the product page.

If you want whole leaves (fresh, frozen or dried) rather than powder, that is a different shop path: where to buy moringa leaves in Australia.

Where NutriThrive fits

We grow the leaf on our farm, shade-dry it, and have it lab-tested by NMI in Australia. The NMI lab report summary (PDF) is the document. Orders are packed in Truganina VIC. Free AU shipping from $49.

Plainly: we are not certified organic, and we do not sell capsules. The pouches are leaf powder in 100g, 200g and 400g sizes, on the moringa powder page.

One other way to order: combo pack $17 or gift pack $35.

Other shops and shelves

Woolworths, Priceline and other supermarket shelves are a different stock check, and they change by store. This page stays on the Chemist Warehouse capsule and tablet listings. For those other shelves, use how to choose moringa powder in Australia.

How to check any Chemist Warehouse moringa listing in five minutes

1. Search the exact format. Type "moringa capsules", "moringa tablets" or "moringa powder" on the Chemist Warehouse site or app, and set your store or postcode. Online and in-store ranges can differ.
2. Open the ingredients panel. Look for "moringa leaf" or "Moringa oleifera leaf" and the amount per capsule. If it says "extract equivalent to" fresh leaf, don't use that number in the maths (see the "7000" note above).
3. Work out the grams. Count × mg per capsule ÷ 1,000. Write it down.
4. Work out price per 100g. Shelf price ÷ grams × 100. The converter above does it for you, with no account or tracking.
5. Check the paperwork. Note any AUST L or ARTG number and the pack date, and ask the brand which batch any test result belongs to.

If capsules still suit you best, buy the capsules. If you would rather stir a teaspoon into food you already eat, our 400g bundle is four 100g pouches at $10 per 100g.

Moringa oil, tea and patches at Chemist Warehouse

People also search Chemist Warehouse for moringa oil, moringa tea and moringa patches. Those are different products from leaf powder, and the range changes, so check the live listing on the day. We don't sell oil, tea bags or patches. If you landed here looking for the Glorenda or Healrize patch listings, our moringa patches review covers how to check them. For a supermarket instead of a pharmacy, see moringa powder at Woolworths, Coles and Aldi.

FAQ

What this page is not

This page does not claim NutriThrive won a blind "quality test" against Chemist Warehouse. Older copy that implied a scored test without a published method should be removed. We sell powder. CW mainly sells capsules. That is the comparison that matters for shopping. This page makes no health claims.