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Black Seed Oil Price in Nigeria (October 2026): Naira Prices by Size and Type

xHerbs Team·13 October 2026·5 min read
Black Seed Oil Price in Nigeria (October 2026): Naira Prices by Size and Type
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In October 2026, black seed oil in Nigeria costs about ₦6,000 to ₦15,000 for a 100ml to 125ml bottle of a mass-market brand, about ₦11,500 to ₦20,000 for oil labelled cold-pressed, and ₦38,000 or more for some imported premium brands. xHerbs cold-pressed black seed oil is ₦15,500 for 200ml on xherbs.store, and in Lagos you can buy it in person at Elo-Ruks Naturals, Articles Market, Abule Oshun. Here is what each price band gets you, and how to compare bottles fairly.

Where these prices come from: Jumia listings checked on 13 October 2026, plus Jiji and online pharmacy listings live at the same time. Prices change with the naira and stock, so use these as ranges.

Black seed oil prices in Nigeria by type (October 2026)

Mass-market brands

  • Hemani, 125ml (Jumia): about ₦7,500 for one bottle, or ₦12,800 for two. That is roughly ₦60 per ml, one of the lowest per-ml prices we found.
  • Hemani, 60ml and 125ml (online pharmacy): listed around ₦9,500 and ₦12,000.
  • 125ml (Jiji, Ojodu seller): around ₦6,000.
  • Very cheap listings, ₦3,000 to ₦4,000: these often don't state the bottle size. Check before you compare.

Oil labelled cold-pressed

  • 100ml cold-pressed (Jiji): around ₦11,500, roughly ₦115 per ml.
  • xHerbs cold-pressed, 200ml: ₦15,500 on xherbs.store, about ₦78 per ml, in a dark glass bottle with a single ingredient: Nigella sativa oil.

When we searched Jumia for "cold pressed black seed oil" in October 2026, it returned no results, so cold-pressed bottles are mostly sold through specialist sellers.

Imported premium brands

  • Imported specialist brands, 100ml to 200ml: listed from about ₦38,000 to ₦66,000 at an online pharmacy, which is over ₦300 per ml.

Is xHerbs the cheapest? No, and here is why

We'd rather be straight with you: some mass-market black seed oils are cheaper per ml than xHerbs. What the extra roughly ₦18 per ml pays for is:

  • Cold-pressing, stated on the label. Pressing without added heat or chemical solvents is the least processed way to make the oil, and it leaves no solvent residue.
  • One ingredient: 100% Nigella sativa oil, with no blending oils.
  • Dark glass, which protects the oil from light better than clear plastic.
  • A seller you can walk into in Lagos, or order from again online.

If the lowest price is all that matters to you, a mass-market brand will do. If you want cold-pressed oil you can trace, the xHerbs bottle is mid-priced for that category. It is cheaper per ml than the 100ml cold-pressed listings and far cheaper than imported premium brands.

xHerbs Black Seed Oil 200ml in a green label bottle, sold at Elo-Ruks Naturals, Articles Market, Abule Oshun, Lagos
xHerbs Black Seed Oil 200ml (left): stocked at Elo-Ruks Naturals, Shop E2/379, Articles Market, Abule Oshun, Lagos.

Black seed oil price in Lagos

Lagos prices follow the national ranges. In Abule Oshun, Elo-Ruks Naturals (Shop E2/379, Articles Market, by Trade Fair) stocks sealed xHerbs Black Seed Oil 200ml. The shop sets its own price, so confirm at the counter. The xherbs.store price of ₦15,500 is a useful reference. If you buy from open-market sellers, check the bottle carefully: see how to know original black seed oil.

Habbatus sauda price in Nigeria

Habbatus sauda (or habba sauda) is the name many Nigerians, especially in the north, use for black seed. The oil is the same product, so the price ranges above apply. Be careful with search results that show "Niger seed" prices. Niger seed is a different plant (Guizotia abyssinica), and its prices don't apply to black seed oil.

Why black seed oil prices vary

  1. Bottle size: compare per ml, not per bottle.
  2. Extraction: cold-pressed oil yields less oil per kilo of seed than heat or solvent extraction, so it costs more to make.
  3. Origin and import costs: imported oil carries exchange-rate, shipping and duty costs.
  4. Purity: black seed oil is often cut with cheaper vegetable oils. Diluted oil can be sold cheaply.
  5. Packaging: dark glass and proper seals cost more than plastic.

Frequently asked questions

How much is black seed oil in Nigeria in naira?

In October 2026, about ₦6,000 to ₦15,000 for a 100ml to 125ml bottle of a mass-market brand, about ₦11,500 to ₦20,000 for cold-pressed oil, and ₦38,000 and above for some imported premium brands.

How much is Hemani black seed oil in Nigeria?

Hemani 125ml was listed at about ₦7,500 on Jumia in October 2026, with online pharmacy listings around ₦9,500 for 60ml and ₦12,000 for 125ml.

What is the price of black seed oil in Lagos?

Similar to the national range. xHerbs Black Seed Oil 200ml is ₦15,500 on xherbs.store and is stocked in person at Elo-Ruks Naturals, Shop E2/379, Articles Market, Abule Oshun. The shop sets its own price.

Why is cold-pressed black seed oil more expensive?

Pressing seeds without heat or solvents gets less oil out of each kilo of seed, so each bottle costs more to produce. In return, you get a minimally processed oil with no solvent residue.

How long does a 200ml bottle last?

At the label dose of 1 teaspoon (about 5ml) a day, a 200ml bottle lasts around 40 days. That is roughly ₦390 a day at the xherbs.store price.

Bottom line: Black seed oil in Nigeria costs about ₦6,000 to ₦15,000 for mass-market bottles and ₦11,500 to ₦20,000 for cold-pressed oil in October 2026. xHerbs cold-pressed black seed oil is ₦15,500 for 200ml (about ₦78 per ml), available on xherbs.store and at Elo-Ruks Naturals, Articles Market, Abule Oshun, Lagos.

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