- A Great Solution for Taking Unsavoury Pure Powders
- Easy to Use and Clean
- For use with '00' sized Capsules
- Fills 24 Capsules in as little as 2 Minutes
- Make Bulk Capsules to take throughout the week
- Comes with Full Instructions of how to use
- PLEASE NOTE: Capsules Sold Separately
Buy The Capsule Machine from Indigo Herbs. One of the best manual Capsule Machines on the market and perfect for making your own capsules at home. Easy to use, maintain and clean. You can now make your own pure or blended herbal capsules without any unpalatable tastes. Check out the large range of Indigo Herbs Herbal Powders and Superfood Powders for some great ingredients to use with this Capsule Machine. Comes with full instructions. Please Note: Capsules Sold Separately
At Indigo Herbs we are passionate about premium quality botanicals. Explore the tabs on this page to find out more about the suggested use of this piece of equipment. At Indigo Herbs we are committed to empowering optimum health and nutrition and assisting you to take responsibility for your own health and wellbeing, by having access to many of natures healing botanicals.
Step 1:
Put base on stand.
Separate empty capsules
Put longer part of capsule in base
Put shorter part in top
Step 2:
Put base on shallow bowl or plate.
Pour powder
Spread with enclosed card
Step 3:
Put base on stand.
If desired, use tamping tool to compact powder
Then pour in more powder
Spread excess off into bowl or plate
Step 4:
Replace top
Remove Capsule Machine from its stand
Place on flat surface
Press down firmly until unit bottoms out
Step 5:
Capsules are automatically joined, and held in top!
Press top evenly and firmly...capsules are automatically ejected!
The Capsule Machine was invented by a man called Howard in 1973. This original design then went on to spawn many different types of Capsule filling machine and has proved to be an effective home solution to taking powdered herbs. We support this company as they regularly donate to charity and make effective easy to use products.
