ALL-IN Capsule Filling Machine for Size 00 - Make Your Own Capsules Now Easier and Faster - Use with Empty Gelatin or Vegetarian Caps - Clear Illustrated Instructions with Video

Worked brinetlee did the job no issues really simple and easy to use and quite a handy size

I read all the reviews and helpful hints and have just made my first 100 moringa capsules. Size 00 and I weighed 10 empty capsules and 10 full capsules. Moringa is fine powder and each fill weighs 0.32g. Generally 1tsp is 3-4g and I take 2tsp a day. Next time I will use a bigger capsule but I am fine with the weight right now. Obviously a crystalline powder would weigh more. It is worth weighing themI inserted each capsule end one at a time and put powder in, realising theat I had put too much on the tray, was not that easy to remove. Next time a bit at a time. The tamper was messiest, it went in too quickly and fine green powder went everywhere. It was a learning curve. Not one ruined capsuleI have washed the parts, shook them and they are drying on a dry t towelIt is a really good kit and I will need to get bigger capsules and another kit but not quite yet

Really great gadget, a few capsules end up the wrong way and are a bit fiddly to right, but less than 10%. Very easy to use, hardly any mess, if you weigh out the right amount then no spillage at all. I spent an evening making capsules while watching TV, I now have 4 to 6 weeks of my supplements at a fraction of the cost retail. It's strangely satisfying seeing the 100 perfect capsules each time, I have now bought a size 2 machine to make smaller ones as well 😁

Having to flip over so many that were wrong way around was a pain, but still it's easy to fill 100 caps at a time saving a lot of time and effort, i use it to fill my herbal remedies. i love it.

Really pleased with this. I felt like a professional. I’m not sure I’ll save money by making my own but as I can’t have Moringa powder in a shake anymore, I can only take it in capsule form. Bought capsules are very expensive but as 2 tsps equates to 10 capsules it means the empty capsules may not be as cost effective as I thought. Bought ones will be higher in strength so less needed. But I plan on doing other herbs where I don’t need to take as much like, Ashwaganda and Lionsmane. The first go I pressed down too hard with the tamper and had back draft all over me and the table but 2nd go was fine. It is very messy though. And not all capsules fall in the right way so it’s more problematic. But once done I’m pleased with the result. I don’t think you get as much powder in the capsules as bought ones, even if you try to compress it, which is hard. I found each filled capsule is a different weight, after taking off the weight of the capsule. But I’mnot a chemist. If only my husband and I didnt need to have 10 capsules a day.

Read a few not so good reviews but thought I’d trust my instincts. Glad I did as this is a perfect device and works perfect every time. Not sure what other folk are doing wrong. Maybe not reading instructions correctly but I’ve gotta say, I’m over the moon with it. Only had it an hour and made hundreds of capsules already. 0% failure rate so far. 👍🏼👍🏼

This machine is amazing, well made and fun to use. Took a couple of goes to get it right but now it’s a joy to work with. A few of the small caps don’t land in right but easy to fix. If you make your own capsules then just get it. So well made and worth every penny

Easy to use and making 100 capsules is now a breeze thanks to this machine. Great value for money and great savings in the long run making your own supplements