Quick answer: Liquid drops are quick and pill-free, but there is little evidence they absorb herbal extracts better than capsules, and capsules make exact dosing easier.
Absorption
Sublingual absorption works for some small molecules, but most herbal extracts are largely swallowed and digested either way.
Dosing
Capsules hold measured amounts. Droppers vary, and without a Supplement Facts panel, the dose per dropper is unknown.
Taste and habit
Drops are fast; some extracts taste bitter.
Where SodaPower fits
Convenient, but less transparent. Read what SodaPower is.
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General information, not medical advice. SodaPower is a dietary supplement and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.