Some Foherb products share their names with the FOHOW range, which raises an obvious question: is it the same product in a different box? No. The packs, servings and formulations differ. This article lists every Foherb elixir and capsule with its exact pack size.
science Sanqing — 12 x 10 ml
Foherb Sanqing drinking elixir comes as twelve vials of 10 ml, 120 ml in total.
In the FOHOW line, the product of the same family comes as four vials of 30 ml. The total volume is similar, but the single serving in the Foherb version is three times smaller.
A smaller serving suits anyone who wants to spread intake across the day or start with a lower amount. The exact method is stated on the pack.
science Sanbao — 6 x 30 ml
Foherb Sanbao drinking elixir is six vials of 30 ml, 180 ml in total.
The FOHOW Sanbao version comes as four vials of 30 ml. The serving is the same; the pack is larger.
The composition lists cordyceps, ganoderma and ginseng extracts. The full list is on the product page.
science Foherb drinking elixir — 6 x 30 ml
The third Foherb elixir is sold without an extra formulation name — simply Foherb drinking elixir. Six vials of 30 ml.
It is built on cordyceps extract, as the FOHOW line elixirs are. The composition is on the product page.
If you are choosing between the three Foherb elixirs, the simplest criterion is serving size: 10 ml or 30 ml.
inventory_2 Linchzhi capsules — 24 capsules
Foherb linchzhi capsules are made from Ganoderma lucidum — the mushroom known in Chinese as linchzhi and in Japanese as reishi.
There are 24 capsules to a pack. The FOHOW line has its own linchzhi capsules; the pack size and composition differ, so it is worth comparing both pages.
Ganoderma appears in Chinese writing going back more than two thousand years. That is a description of tradition, not a statement about the product's effect.
inventory_2 Xueqingfu capsules — 120 capsules
Foherb Xueqingfu capsules come 120 to a pack. The FOHOW line has a separate Xueqingfu product with nattokinase, also 120 capsules — these are two different products.
The composition lists plant components; the full list is on the product page.
It is worth checking which version you are choosing before you buy, as the names differ only in spelling.
checklist How to take
For all of these, the exact method, recommended daily dose and course length are stated on the pack and on the product page.
Do not exceed the stated recommended daily dose. A food supplement is not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet.
If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, or taking medicines, consult a doctor or pharmacist.
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