Extract from Passionflower (Passiflora incarnata), 5% flavonoids - 5G

Which part of the passionflower does this extract come from?

From the root. The manufacturer describes the product as a powdered extract from the root of Passionflower, scientifically known as Passiflora incarnata, and provides standardization: 5% flavonoids.

This is a different way of describing potency than with other extracts from this brand, where the ratio of raw material to powder is stated. Here, the number indicates how much substance is in the finished powder, not how much raw material went into it.

Composition

Powdered extract from the root of Passionflower, scientifically known as Passiflora incarnata, with a content of 5% flavonoids.

What do you get?

• Package of 5 g, which is the smallest of the four variants offered by the manufacturer
• Standardization stated directly, not just the ratio of the extract
• Extract from the root, not from the herb or flower
• Manufacturer’s disclaimer about the collectible purpose

How to store

• Keep in a dry and dark place
• Protect from access by children and animals
• Seal the package after each opening
• Do not transfer to containers without labeling

For whom

• You collect standardized extracts, not just proportional ones
• You prefer to start with a small package
• You care about specifying the part of the plant from which the extract was made

Specification

Variants and category

The other extracts from this brand are described by ratio, not standardization. All are in the Herbs category.

Safety and storage

The manufacturer states that the product is intended solely for collectible purposes and is not for direct consumption or smoking. It is not a food product and does not replace a varied diet.

Store in a dry and dark place, out of reach of children and animals. Seal the package after each opening.

Have a question about standardization or origin? Write or call. At u Bucha, we advise before the purchase, not after it.