Pleurotus
The oyster mushroom has been mentioned in European books on herbalism from as early as the 16th century and has been cultivated in Europe for over 100 years. One of the most important compounds within the oyster mushroom is pleuran (β-(1,3/1,6)-D-glucan), a polysaccharide with health benefits which are currently the focus of much research. Alongside Agaricus bisporus and shiitake, oyster mushrooms are one of the most commonly cultivated mushrooms in the world.
Organic Pleurotus Mix: Extract + Powder
High-dose mixture of concentrated organic Pleurotus extract and natural, finely milled organic raw powder: the best of both products in one.
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30% Polysaccharides, Raw
laboratory tested
€14.9090 capsules
€267.99 / 1kg
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30% Polysaccharides, Raw
laboratory tested
€28.31 €29.802x90 capsules
€254.59 / 1kg
Organic Pleurotus Extract
Ultra-pure, concentrated extraction using water and food grade alcohol. Extract standardised to 30% polysaccharides, including beta-glucans.
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500mg, 30% Polysaccharides.
Gutian County, Fujian
€16.9090 capsules
€303.96 / 1kg
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Bundle
Gutian County, Fujian
€32.11 €33.802x90 capsules
€288.76 / 1kg
Organic Pleurotus Loose Powder and Capsules
Raw, finely ground organic oyster mushroom powder from the whole mushroom, active enzymes preserved. Available in convenient capsules or as a loose powder.
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500mg, Raw
laboratory tested
€11.90120 capsules
€160.38 / 1kg
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500mg, Raw
laboratory tested
€22.61 €23.802x120 capsules
€152.36 / 1kg
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