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Themra Epimedium Macun 240g Jar
Themra Epimedium Macun 240g Jar
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The classic 240g jar — roughly two months at the stated serving of one teaspoon.
Macun is an Anatolian tradition: a honey paste carrying herbs and seeds, eaten by the spoon. This jar is imported directly from Türkiye in the manufacturer's sealed packaging with Turkish labelling intact. It has not passed through a local repacker.
Ingredients
Flower honey, mulberry molasses, glucose syrup, pollen, soy flour, epimedium (0.79%), carob, oats, ginger, galangal, cinnamon, lepidium (maca), American ginseng, nettle, Siberian ginseng, ginkgo biloba, ginseng, pumpkin, tribulus terrestris, cola nut, nature-identical flavouring (vanilla), royal jelly.
İçindekiler: Bal, dut şurubu, glikoz şurubu, polen, soya unu, epimedyum, keçi boynuzu, yulaf, zencefil, havlıcan, tarçın, lepidyum, Amerikan ginseng, ısırgan otu, Sibirya ginsengi, ginko biloba, ginseng, bal kabağı, demir dikeni, kola bitkisi, doğada özdeş aroma (vanilya), arı sütü.
Allergens: contains honey, pollen, royal jelly and soy.
How to know it is ours
Every unit carries the manufacturer's batch code. Check it against our consignment list, read the customs declaration it cleared under, and read the laboratory certificate covering that batch — all published on our Authorisation page before you order.
Safety information
- A traditional herbal food product, not a medicine. Not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any condition.
- One teaspoon is the stated serving. Do not exceed it. The manufacturer warns that taking more may cause headache, raised blood pressure, heartburn and heart palpitations.
- Not suitable for anyone with a heart condition. If you have diabetes or high blood pressure, or take any prescription medicine — particularly nitrates for the heart or chest pain, or blood-pressure medicines — speak to your doctor before using it.
- For adults 18 and over. Not for children, pregnancy or breastfeeding.
- Do not take with alcohol.
- Contains honey, pollen, royal jelly and soy. Stop use and seek medical advice if you feel unwell.
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