Natural Home Cures · A closer look
Product Label
& Certificate
of Analysis
Your bottle, clearly explained.
The details behind our Nopal capsules.
A closer look at our Freeze-Dried Nopal Cactus Capsules: read the label, see what each serving contains, and find the bottle details in one convenient place.
Product label ↓Certificate of Analysis ↓Inside your bottle ↓
01 · Your bottle, clearly explained
Read Our Nopal
Product Label
See the Supplement Facts, ingredients, serving information, and bottle details for our Freeze-Dried Nopal Cactus Capsules, made with Opuntia streptacantha.
02 · A closer look at quality
Nopal
Certificate of Analysis
This certificate covers bulk Nopal cactus powder (Opuntia streptacantha, stem), lot JKT54HJKL20261020. It does not identify finished capsules as the tested sample.
Report date: October 25, 2026.
Expiration date: October 22, 2029.
Date clarification from Natural Home Cures: the dates above were confirmed by the company. The supplied PDF contains conflicting date fields and is retained unchanged. This note does not reissue or independently validate the certificate.
Inside Your Nopal Bottle
The botanical: the label identifies the Nopal as Opuntia streptacantha. These are our freeze-dried Nopal cactus capsules; this label applies specifically to the capsule product.
Each capsule: 500 mg of freeze-dried Nopal cactus. The Supplement Facts panel lists 1,000 mg per two-capsule serving.
Each bottle: 120 vegetable capsules, providing 60 two-capsule servings. The other ingredients are listed as “Veggie Caps.”
Using and storing your capsules: read the suggested use and cautions on the full label. Keep the bottle in a cool, dry place, out of reach of children, and do not use it if the safety seal is damaged or missing.