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Ethiopian black seed oil softgels for daily antioxidant support.*All of the oil. None of the spoon.
1000 mg of cold-pressed, 100% Ethiopian black seed oil in every serving of 2 softgels. Black seed oil naturally contains thymoquinone, an antioxidant compound. No bitter spoonful, no dropper, nothing to measure.
- Daily antioxidant support from cold-pressed black seed oil*
- 1000 mg cold-pressed black seed oil in every serving of 2 softgels
- 100% Ethiopian black seed, sealed in easy-to-swallow softgels
- 90 days to decide, or every dollar back
*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Will I taste it?
The oil is sealed inside the softgel, so there's no spoonful and no dropper. Take 2 softgels daily with food.
How much do I take?
Take 2 softgels daily with food: 1000 mg of Ethiopian black seed oil. One pouch of 60 softgels is 30 servings.
What if it's not for me?
Take it for up to 90 days. If it isn't for you, tell us within 90 days of delivery and get every dollar back.
You know it's good for you. The spoonful is the problem.
Someone told you about black seed oil years ago. You bought a bottle, took one spoonful of that bitter, peppery oil, and it has lived at the back of the cupboard ever since.
Black seed oil is pressed from the seeds of Nigella sativa, also called black cumin. It naturally contains thymoquinone, an antioxidant compound, and has been part of daily wellness routines across Africa, the Middle East and South Asia for generations. Taken daily, it gives you antioxidant support.*
Ours is 100% Ethiopian black seed, cold-pressed (pressed without added heat), and sealed in softgels. You get the oil, without the taste on a spoon.
of cold-pressed black seed oil in every serving of 2 softgels. 30 servings in every pouch.
Vitasy Supplement Facts
of powdered black seed a day were tested in healthy young adults. Helper T-cell counts rose at 1 g, not at 2 g. Seed powder, not oil.
an antioxidant enzyme that rose when clinical trials of black seed were pooled. Many trials were in people with health conditions.
How 2 softgels a day work
Feel ready for whatever the week brings.
Black seed oil gives you daily antioxidant support.* Here's where you'd want that to show up.
Support for a full calendar
Work, family, travel, all of it at once. Two softgels a day give you antioxidant support through every day of it.*
Studies used other forms and doses than ours. See the research below.
Antioxidant support you'll actually take
Black seed oil naturally contains thymoquinone and gives you daily antioxidant support.* Sealed in a softgel, so the bitter, peppery taste never reaches your tongue.
Take it with a meal. A few people notice a faint seed taste if they burp.
The kind you were searching for
100% Ethiopian black seed, cold-pressed, 1000 mg per serving. No hype and no miracle promises, just the oil and the antioxidant support that comes with it.*
We don't list a thymoquinone percentage; amounts vary by seed and pressing.
What customers say.
Finally, black seed I'll take
My mom swore by black seed oil, but I could never get the spoon past my nose. The softgels go down easy with breakfast.
Lives by the coffee maker
They go down with a sip of water. I keep the pouch next to the coffee maker so I don't forget.
I feel more like myself
Busy season at work and I still feel like me. I like knowing I'm giving my body some daily support.
Results vary.
Ethiopian was the point
I searched specifically for Ethiopian, cold-pressed oil. Glad I found one that says it right on the pouch.
Take it with food
Took it on an empty stomach once and got a seedy taste when I burped. With lunch, no issue at all.
Easy to stick with
I'd given up on black seed oil after the liquid. Two softgels with dinner and I don't think about it.
$0.80 a day with Subscribe & save, for cold-pressed Ethiopian black seed oil.
Ethiopian Black Seed Oil Softgels
1000 mg of cold-pressed black seed oil (Nigella sativa) in every serving of 2 softgels. 100% Ethiopian black seed. 60 softgels, 30 servings.
- Ethiopian, named on the pouch100% Ethiopian black seed, named on the pouch, 1000 mg per serving. Most black seed oils on Google Shopping don't name the origin in their title.
- Less than the big Ethiopian brands chargeOn their own websites, Ethiopian black seed oil softgels from Black Forest, Purely Nutrient and Sabel cost $34.96 to $39.99 for 30 servings (October 2026). Ours is $29.99, or $23.99 with Subscribe & save.
- The oil, without the spoonSealed in softgels: no bitter spoonful, no dropper, nothing to measure. That's what makes it easy to take every day.
- 90 days to decideThree pouches' worth of time to see how you feel. Every dollar back if it's not for you.
Other Ethiopian softgels: prices on the Black Forest, Purely Nutrient and Sabel Life websites, October 2026. Label details: Vitasy Supplement Facts and pouch.
Your next 90 days, two softgels at a time.
Take 2 softgels daily with food. Nothing to measure, nothing to taste on a spoon.
Questions, answered.
Does black seed oil have side effects?
Most people take it without problems. The complaints we see most in reviews of black seed oil are an upset stomach or a seed taste when you burp, mostly when it's taken on an empty stomach. Take 2 softgels daily with food and don't take more than the serving on the pouch. In a study where healthy adults took 5 mL of black seed oil a day (about five times our serving) for 8 weeks, no side effects were reported. If you're allergic to black seed, don't take it.
Can I take it with my medication?
Ask your doctor or pharmacist first. In a small study, black seed slowed how the liver broke down a test medicine, and in another, blood pressure went down in healthy adults taking black seed oil. That matters if you take blood pressure or blood sugar medication, or any prescription medicine. If you have surgery planned, tell your doctor you take it.
How much thymoquinone is in it?
We don't print a thymoquinone percentage on this pouch, so we won't promise one here. Black seed oil naturally contains thymoquinone, and the amount varies a lot between products: a lab check of 11 store-bought oils and capsules found more than a 260-fold difference. What we can tell you: 100% Ethiopian black seed, cold-pressed, 1000 mg of oil per serving.
Will I taste it?
No spoonful, no dropper: the oil is sealed inside the softgel. Take it with a meal. A few people notice a faint seed taste if they burp, mostly on an empty stomach.
Why 2 softgels?
One serving is 2 softgels, which together hold 1,000 mg of Ethiopian black seed oil. A pouch of 60 softgels is 30 servings. Take 2 softgels daily with food.
What does cold-pressed mean?
The seed is pressed to release the oil without adding heat. Ours is 100% Ethiopian black seed, as stated on the pouch.
Is this for me?
It's for adults who want a simple daily black seed oil. It isn't for children. If you're pregnant, trying to get pregnant or breastfeeding, talk to your doctor before you take it.
When should I take it?
Take 2 softgels daily with food, at any meal. Breakfast or dinner both work; the same meal every day makes it easy to remember.
How do I store it?
Store it in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Don't use it if the safety seal is broken or missing.
How does subscribe & save work?
You pay $23.99 a pouch instead of $29.99 (20% off), and a new pouch ships every 4 weeks with free shipping. Skip a delivery or cancel anytime.
What if it's not for me?
Take it for up to 90 days. If it isn't for you, tell us within 90 days of delivery and get every dollar back.
The science, with the fine print.
Each row shows the dose, the form and the people studied. These studies used black seed in other forms and amounts, not our softgel.
Dose and conditions: 52 healthy volunteers aged 18-25 (48 men); 0.5, 1 or 2 g of powdered seed a day, or placebo, for 4 weeks.
Worth knowing: The rise was gone at 2 g, the other markers didn't change, and this was powdered seed, not oil.
Dose and conditions: Umbrella review of 7 meta-analyses of clinical trials; different forms and doses, many in people with health conditions.
Worth knowing: An earlier review of 5 trials saw SOD rise, but no significant change in MDA or total antioxidant capacity (Ardiana et al., 2020).
Dose and conditions: 70 healthy adults aged 34-63; 5 mL of black seed oil a day, or placebo, for 8 weeks.
Worth knowing: That's about five times our serving, as liquid oil. Blood pressure readings also changed, so check with your doctor if you take medication.
Dose and conditions: 70 healthy adults; 200 mg a day of a black seed oil extract with 5% thymoquinone, for 90 days.
Worth knowing: A patented extract, studied with its maker; ours is cold-pressed oil without a stated thymoquinone level.
Links open the study abstract. Checked October 2026.
Start todayBlack seed oil, without the spoonful.
Vitasy softgelsA note from Vitasy.
"Black seed oil has a reputation, and a lot of brands sell it with promises no study backs up. We kept it simple: 100% Ethiopian black seed, cold-pressed, 1000 mg in 2 softgels, so you get the oil without the spoonful. We won't print a thymoquinone number we haven't measured, and we won't promise miracles. Take it for 90 days. If it isn't for you, every dollar back."
The Vitasy team
90 days to see how you feel.
Take 2 softgels a day for up to 90 days. If it isn't for you, tell us within 90 days of delivery and get every dollar back. Free shipping, no minimum.
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