Facts on Royal Jelly – The Inside Scoop

Having been in the business of manufacturing royal jelly products for well over 10 years, I’m still surprised at how few people really understand what to look for when they’re purchasing royal jelly.
Firstly, you should ask yourself a simple question when looking at the many options available – “why is there such a wide range of prices for what appears to be a very similar product”?

If you take the time to research that question, the answer may surprise you. It’s mostly about the quality and integrity of the raw materials and the manufacturing processes.

Royal Jelly can spoil very quickly so there’s
a short time-frame to dehydrate the liquid via a cold air process
called lyophilization. We cover this in various places around our information
website including
here
.

You need to select royal jelly from suppliers who have the necessary ability to process the substance, and most do not. Most US suppliers buy their royal jelly in powder form from China, where it can be purchased for as little as $20/kilo/. But this is very low grade powder with a very low percentage of 10HDA. The minimum 10 HDA for royal jelly used in capsules, supplements etc, should be guaranteed at 4-6%, not the usual 1% that cheap powders contain.

Buy 6% 10 HDA royal jelly and you’ll pay more, but you’ll feel the difference. Expect to pay around $25.00 for a 100 capsules of premium grade royal jelly.

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