Reishi tincture

Reishi's habitat is growing mainly on plum trees, but because it is so rare, it was for thousands of years only intended for royalty in Japan and China. Since the 1970s, it has been possible to cultivate Reishi on a larger scale and the Reishi sold today has been grown commercially.

The herbal tincture is made from the mushroom body. Many products on the market are made from the mushroom mycelium, i.e. the mushroom's root system. There are advantages to both products, but traditionally it has always been the mushroom body that has been used.

The black bottle from Örtfabriken protects the tincture longer than other glasses. You can read about our bottle further down this page, if you scroll a little. Maybe you'll be tempted to reuse it for something else!

Our tincture is a dietary supplement for internal use. The recommended dose is 10-20 drops, maximum 3 times per day.

Water, Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum), Ethanol 25%

Origin:
Reishin is grown in Slovenia
The alcohol is from Germany.
The herb factory actively selects mushrooms grown within the EU, to ensure higher quality.

Quantity: 50 ml

Recommended dose is 10-20 drops, maximum 3 times per day.
Enough for about 50-100 doses

• Easy to take (you can drop the drops directly into your mouth)
• Easy to carry the small bottle in your handbag, at work and when traveling
• No preservatives or fillers (just herb and solvent)
• Several years of durability (this way we preserve the plant for a long time)
• A few drops are enough (gentle on nature)

In other words, tinctures provide a sustainable lifestyle.

Drop your Reishi drops into a glass of water or juice, or take them directly under your tongue. If you want to avoid the small amount of alcohol, you can drop the tincture into a cup of boiling water. For example, in your tea. This will evaporate the alcohol from the tincture.

Our tincture is enough for about 50 doses.

Dietary supplements should not be used as an alternative to a varied diet. Keep out of reach of children. Do not use during pregnancy. Do not exceed the daily dose.

We cannot provide information about what Reishi is good for or any side effects, but you can easily inform yourself about this in other ways as there is plenty of facts and information about Reishi and its uses.