Extract from Ginkgo Biloba, 24% flavonoids, 6% lactones - 10G

Ginkgo biloba extract with 24% flavonoids and 6% lactones - packaging 10 g

This extract is described by two markers at once: the manufacturer standardizes the raw material from Ginkgo biloba leaves simultaneously for 24% flavonoids and 6% lactones, and both numbers are printed directly in the product card name, not in fine print below it. The material is in powdered form, and the packaging you will find with us weighs 10 g.

Behind the Canntropy brand is the Czech company Brands of Hemp from Příbram, and it formulates the intended use declaration - identical to that of the other raw materials in the series: the product is for collector's purposes only, not intended for direct consumption or smoking. The Ginkgo itself is a plant that the manufacturer's card describes as one of the oldest trees in the world, with fan-shaped, light green leaves that turn golden in autumn.

This characteristic leaf blade is the raw material here, not the fruit or bark, which can be confused with this species. The manufacturer consistently repeats both standardization values: in the card name, in the description, and in the trade name.

Ingredients

The producer's card briefly describes this raw material - one raw material and two standardization declarations:

• Extract from Ginkgo biloba leaves (Ginkgo biloba)
• Flawonoidy: deklarowane 24%
• Laktony: deklarowane 6%
• Powdered form, uniform throughout the packaging

The manufacturer names both groups of compounds - flavonoids and lactones - and assigns each its own value, instead of providing a single aggregate number as is common with most other raw materials in this series. Both numbers refer to the material itself in the packaging, not to a serving - because there simply are no servings with collector's raw materials.

Flavonoids and lactones are two different classes of compounds, so the two percentages are not summed into one value - they describe independent fractions of the same material. In practice, this means that when describing an item in the collection, you copy from the card the species, form, both standardizations, and net weight - and you have a complete set.

Specification

How to use

The declared purpose is for collection, so the manufacturer's card talks about storage, not preparation. What you actually do with this raw material boils down to a few actions:

• You keep the packaging closed - powdered material absorbs moisture faster than cut raw material.
• Store it in a dry and dark place, exactly as recommended by the manufacturer
• Keep it out of reach of children and animals, also in accordance with the card
• You describe the item in the collection with both standardization values, as they distinguish this extract from other extracts from the same plant

Ginkgo is often purchased for a completely different purpose than collectible - if this is the case for you, this product card does not provide a basis for such use.

For whom

This raw material makes sense for a collector who values precisely described items rather than vague ones. Two independent standardization values provide more information about the raw material than a single aggregate number, as each names a group of compounds by name. Flavonoids and lactones are separated here, so the description of the item in the collection does not require external supplementation.

The 10 g packaging is an intermediate format: large enough for the item to look sensible in the collection, and small enough not to take up shelf space or consume the entire budget allocated for purchases. This product is not for those looking for a Ginkgo supplement, brewing material, or dried flower for a vaporizer - the manufacturer excludes consumption and smoking, and in our offer, you will find separate categories specifically for those uses.

Choosing the right shelf is more important here than the price, as the manufacturer's declaration does not change with the buyer's intention.

Frequently asked questions

What exactly does 24% flavonoids and 6% lactones mean?

These are two independent standardization declarations provided by the manufacturer in the name and description of the product card. Each refers to a different group of compounds present in Ginkgo biloba leaves. Unlike proportional notation, both values name the compound specifically, making it easier to compare with another extract described in the same way.

What do these percentages refer to?

To the extract itself, that is, to the material in the packaging. The manufacturer provides 24% flavonoids and 6% lactones as characteristics of the raw material, just as it provides its form and net weight. When comparing two extracts from the same plant, these two values are the reference point, not the trade name itself.

Is the extract powdered?

Yes. The manufacturer describes it as a powdered extract from leaves, and that is the content of the packaging. This has practical significance for storage: fine powder reacts to moisture much faster than cut material, which is why the product card emphasizes a dry and dark place and a tightly closed package.

Can I take this extract?

No. The manufacturer declares the intended use as strictly for collection purposes and explicitly states that the material is not intended for direct consumption or smoking. We repeat this declaration without softening it, as it comes from the entity responsible for the product, not from the seller. If you are looking for Ginkgo in a form intended for consumption, choose a product with the appropriate declaration on the packaging.

Variants and category

The entire Canntropy series is described according to one scheme, so items from it pair well together. In the same packaging format, we have the Koningskaars extract from mullein and the extract from ashwagandha. The other sizes of the Ginkgo extract packaging are currently unavailable with us. We have gathered all plant raw materials in the category Herbs.

Related articles

If you are interested in the plant itself, rather than this specific collectible item, we have described it on the blog, What is Ginkgo biloba and where does its popularity come from? - the text concerns ginkgo as a species and its applications in supplementation, thus a context different from the declared purpose of this product.

Safety and Storage

The manufacturer makes it clear, and we repeat it without embellishments: this is collector's material, not intended for direct consumption or smoking. The product is not a food item, so any dosing circulating for this extract comes from outside the manufacturer's card and should not be relied upon. Store the packaging in a dry, dark place, out of reach of children and pets. Sold only to adults.

If you are taking medications or are pregnant, discuss any plant materials with your doctor first.

The product is not food or a dietary supplement and does not replace a varied diet or a healthy lifestyle. Keep it out of reach of children and pets.

Ginkgo biloba extract with double standardization, in 10 g packaging, is an entry described by two values instead of one - and that is why it looks good in an organized collection. We ship within 24 hours, and if you have a question about the form or format, write to us before ordering.