Ilex guayusa (Guayusa)
Peru, Leaves, Dry Extract 12:1 from Peru (SKU 3917)
Very finely powdered certified 12:1 extract, made from Guayusa, or Huayusa. Ethically and sustainably wildharvested in the tropical rainforest, area Amazonas, Rio Maranon, Peru. Produced by hydro-alcoholic extraction. Partly watersoluble. Very Hygroscopic. Keep in closed container with a dessiccant. Carrier: Maltodextrine 6%. Harvested august 2018.
For smaller weights please see our Sacred Plants range.
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Form
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3917
Peru
leaves
dry extract 12:1 25 gr
$ 13.68
50 gr
$ 24.42
100 gr
$ 43.63
250 gr
$ 97.37
500 gr
$ 173.88
0762
Peru
leaves
whole 25 gr
$ 2.91
50 gr
$ 5.21
100 gr
$ 9.29
250 gr
$ 20.75
500 gr
$ 37.05
1000 gr
$ 66.15
2000 gr
$ 119.07
5 kg
$ 267.91
0262
Peru
leaves
finely cut 25 gr
$ 2.91
50 gr
$ 5.21
100 gr
$ 9.29
250 gr
$ 20.75
500 gr
$ 37.05
1000 gr
$ 66.15
2 kg
$ 119.07
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Ilex guayusa is from the Aquifoliaceae (Holly family), in a family of over 450, which are widely distributed in both hemispheres. Most grow in tropical Central and South America. Ilex guayusa is one of the very few Holly trees to be cultivated for its caffeine content.
This natural product is delivered with no expressed or implied fitness for any specific purpose. It is simply a raw botanical specimen. The product is packaged as botanical specimen and is not intended, branded, labelled, or marketed as a consumer product.
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