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Anyone who takes an interest in natural products and food supplements will sooner or later come across labels such as 10:1, 20:1 or 4:1 extract. But what does that actually mean?

With plant and mushroom products in particular, these figures are not always easy to understand at first glance. That is why we are regularly asked how to interpret them correctly.

At HANOJU, too, you will find products where extracts and their concentration ratios play a role. The topic is especially interesting for our mushroom products, because powders and extracts are not the same thing.

So let us explain, in simple terms, what lies behind these figures.

When buying natural products, most people focus first on choosing the right product. What many only notice afterwards is that proper storage also plays an important role.

At HANOJU, we carry a wide variety of products. These include powders, capsules and tablets, but also oils, dried fruits, seeds and other foods. Accordingly, the storage requirements can differ too.

So we would like to show what we would pay attention to when storing our products and which simple mistakes can be avoided.

If you browse around HANOJU, you will quickly notice that many of our products come in different forms. Some are available as a powder, others as capsules or tablets. On top of that there are oils, dried foods and other variants.

But which form is actually the right one?

There is no one-size-fits-all answer. It depends not only on the ingredient, but also on how you want to use a product in everyday life.

So we would like to explain in more detail where the differences lie and why we at HANOJU offer so many different forms.