Filling Machine for Size 0 - Make Your Own Capsules Now Easier and Faster - Use with Empty Gelatin or Vegetarian Caps - Clear Illustrated Instructions with Video

This gets a five star review because it saves me a lot of money. By buying 100 grams of pure pureida Trans Resveratrol for €40 I made almost 300 capsules - ten months supply at around 300mg per day - for the price of slightly higher than just one months supply of the same strength and purity in a capsuled high street label. Its also relatively easy to use. Doses were pretty even when weighed on a scale that weighs micrograms.But forget the deceptive video showing how with a little shake the capsules fall into place. They don't - you will have to do it manually for the most part as some go in upside down (and are a pain to get out) or not at all. if you accept that alongside the money saving you'll be pleased. I probably wouldn't waste my time with cheaper powders like Tumeric - unless you don't like the tasteOf the 100 grams I lost about 12 grams in the process as powder sticks to the gadget - including the tamper, there are spills, and occasionally capsules break etc So I wouldn't chance it with more expensive powders like NMN or powders that come in smaller quantities.I've also used it for Lions Mane and Six Mushroom Complex powders that I buy in 100 gram packs and make similar savings. These are clumpy powders but the gadget works fine with them.Don't set aside a morning to do all your capsule making. The gadget is not only messy to wash (again the tamper) but it is impossible to towel dry fully so you will need to let it sit out to dry off fully between various powders. (or get out a hairdryer perhaps?)If like me you are outside the UK then be mindful that at the current time there is only one supplier (who is not the manufacturer of the gadget) selling size 0 capsules for this machine to buyers outside the UK and their price is not as competitive and delivery can take a couple of weeks.

I wanted mostly to make charcoal capsules, hence, this works out far cheaper and no bulking agents.The instructions are not great, however, save confusion and go straight to watching the video online.Putting the the empty capsules in, tops and bottoms… have a pair of tweezers on hand (I didn’t and ended up with the caps flying in all directions because they don’t all go the right way in)Clamping the too down was perfect, l kept pressing all around until the crunching noises stopped. I didn’t tip them out as there was quite a lot of fine charcoal powder flying around as it tipped.No duds, all perfect as in photo!I would recommend this? Absolutely, l think it’s great, simple and I’m sure I’ll get more slick at it.I do look as if I’ve been cleaning the chimney, but that’s the charcoal powder, not the machine.Nb: if using charcoal, don’t try tipping it out of the bag… you end up looking like sooty! 😂

the build quality of this product seems great and its easier to use than other capsule presses i have used in the past. it would be nice if the tamper fitted in the box after assembly but other than that its great.

Its tricky to use, product gets everywhere, its a messy job. Sometimes the capsules end up upside down and you have to flap around taking indivdual ones out and turning them the right way up. But once the ingredients are insude the capsule and sealed, it's happy days. I have 100 weight loss capsules with Tumeric, cayenne, cinnamon etc., home made. Saved myself a fortune. Well worth the money.

This product is amazing. Makes it a million times easier to make your own capsules. I’m very pleased with both the product and the company. I actually have two of these. With the second one I accidentally order the wrong size and it was very easy to return and get the sizzle I wanted even though it was my error. Definitely a 5 star review

Super simple and easy to use. Totally recommend!

The included directions and on-line videos misleadingly suggest straightforward operation. The step in which you shake the capsules into the holes involves multiple adjustments - 1, not all the capsules fall into a hole easily (in 10 uses, I had to place 3-15 manually each time); 2, some fall into the holes upside down (I had to manually push out 2-16 each time from underneath and dexterously replace them); 3, the tops of the capsules are worse, up to 24 each time went in upside down and had to be pushed out individually and then placed manually. These cumbersome corrections lead to many more dropped and wasted capsules than the Cap M Quik which is additionally time-consuming if you separated only 100 capsules at first, or if you purchase smaller quantities of separated capsules. All these corrections effectively doubled the time required compared to if the trays loaded properly each time. Total time to make 100 capsules averaged 28 minutes, only a little less than making 100 with the 50-spot Cap M Quik which retails for about 30% less but is more predictable. Given the frustrating learning curve, I would say this is not a great choice for making the occasional batch at home. It might be worthwhile in a business setting eventually if you have the time and patience to go through a slow learning curve at first, but I found it frustrating to teach staff how to use it, especially when the instructions and videos skip over these drawbacks. And charging customers for a half hour of time to make up 100 capsules is a tough sell; 10-15 minutes would obviously have been better.

I've been using a couple of capsule makers I have had for about 20 years. I'd bought one for bigger capsules recently and it had no tamping tool - a lot of money for a lot of disappointment. I'm REALLY happy with the All-in-one. It's so very well thought out and you can make 100 at once - and the capsule halves drop into the holes on their own - mostly the right-way up. If they weren't so hard for me to swallow, I'd get the 000 model too.