NOW Royal Jelly 1000 mg (60 Softgels)
Royal Jelly is a natural honeybee product that is used in the nutrition of immature and adult queen bees. Royal Jelly has a complex nutritional profile that includes nucleotides, polyphenols, and unique organic acids. It has been used traditionally since ancient times as a health tonic.
This Royal Jelly has been freeze-dried to maintain maximum stability and is among the finest products available. 10-HDA (hydroxy-d-decenoic acid) is one of the active, measurable components of Royal Jelly.
Natural color variation may occur in this product.
Naturally occurring particulates may be visible in the royal jelly.
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NOW Royal Jelly 1000 mg (60 Softgels)
Royal Jelly is a natural honeybee product that is used in the nutrition of immature and adult queen bees. Royal Jelly has a complex nutritional profile that includes nucleotides, polyphenols, and unique organic acids. It has been used traditionally since ancient times as a health tonic.
This Royal Jelly has been freeze-dried to maintain maximum stability and is among the finest products available. 10-HDA (hydroxy-d-decenoic acid) is one of the active, measurable components of Royal Jelly.
Natural color variation may occur in this product.
Naturally occurring particulates may be visible in the royal jelly.
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Royal Jelly is a natural honeybee product that is used in the nutrition of immature and adult queen bees. Royal Jelly has a complex nutritional profile that includes nucleotides, polyphenols, and unique organic acids. It has been used traditionally since ancient times as a health tonic.
This Royal Jelly has been freeze-dried to maintain maximum stability and is among the finest products available. 10-HDA (hydroxy-d-decenoic acid) is one of the active, measurable components of Royal Jelly.
Natural color variation may occur in this product.
Naturally occurring particulates may be visible in the royal jelly.
