Description
Rising Sun - Renshenfengwangjiang Classical Ginseng with Royal Jelly.
Need an extra boost to get through the day? Renshenfengwangjiang is used in traditional Chinese medicine to help combat fatigue.
About Product:
Renshenfengwangjiang is used in traditional Chinese medicine to reinforce Qi (vital energy), to replenish vital essence and to invigorate the blood. This product can be used to get that extra boost of energy to help you get through the day. Much like an energy drink except this product features ginseng, royal jelly, and honey to boost your energy levels rather than 40 grams of sugar that a traditional energy drink would have.
Product Features:
- Combats fatigue.
- Reinforces vital energy.
- Replenishes vital essence.
- Invigorate the blood.
- 3000 mg ginseng per 10 ml vial.
- Oral liquid.
- Extra strength 3000.
- Contains Royal Jelly.
- Contains classical ginseng.
- Convenient vial doses.
Directions: Adults: Take 1 vial orally 2 times per day or as directed by your health care practitioner. Use white accessory in the box (see picture 3) to pierce a hole in the top of an individual vial (see picture 4). Take 1 straw from within the box and place it in the just punctured hole of the vial (see picture 5). Drink the vial through the straw.
Cautions: Do not use when pregnant or breastfeeding. Consult a health care practitioner prior to use if you have a blood disorder/disease or if currently taking antidepressant medication. This product contains Bee-Product! Do not consume this product if you have asthma or are allergic to Bee Products such as honey or royal jelly. Keep out of reach from children. Store in well closed containers, keep away from moisture.
ALLERGY ALERT: Do not use if you have an allergy to bee products such as hone or royal jelly.
30 x 10 ml vial doses per box, contains puncturing tool and straws.
NPN: 80015463
| Medicinal Ingredients: per vial (10mL) | |
| Panax ginseng (Red Ginseng Root) 3.33:1 (3000 mg) | 900 mg |
| Non Medicinal Ingredients: Ethanol, Royal Jelly, Water, Honey. |
