So you want to buy some moringa. That's great, you will not regret it Moringa will change your life for the better. That being said, there are still varying degrees of quality within the Moringa industry. In any market, there will be those who try to move in and make a few quick bucks off of unknowing consumers.

Well, after you read this article, you will not be one of those people. Buying moringa is a lot like buying a car. You want to make sure not only the car is of a high quality, but also the company as they are a direct reflection of their product. Especially anything that you are going to be ingesting, you need to make sure the company is legit, so the product will actually work!

So how do you know if its legit or not? Well, there are a few tell tale signs of fly by night scam companies, so lets discuss them here.

First, take a look over their website and go with your gut. Does it look shoddy or poorly put together? Does it have a contact page with legitimate contact information? Does it have a return policy? Who do they process payments with? Is it PayPal, which anyone can use or an actual payment processor which means they have an actual business. These are just a few things to look for, but go with your gut.

Next, take a loot at the supplement facts. Is it pure? Is it organic? Is it kosher? Where is it coming from and does it say anything about the processing? Is it freeze dried or is it an extract? These are all good things to know about the product you will be taking and giving to your family!

Another scam out there right now is the "free trial" offer. This pay only shipping and handling upfront ploy allows them to bill you an astronomical amount every month after that for a vastly inferior product. Moringa is expensive, so no legitimate person will be giving it away for free.

Finally, if you are still a bit weary, just do some online research. If they are ripping people off, it will be all over the internet.

As always, to your health!