2 vegetable capsules per serving | 30 servings | Echinacea aerial-parts extract 740 mg | Astragalus root extract 200 mg at least 1% astragaloside | Elderberry fruit extract 60 mg | Zinc 15 mg | Custom order
Echinacea is the lead ingredient in this formula by declared weight. Astragalus provides the next botanical layer, followed by elderberry and zinc. That hierarchy gives a buyer a clearer way to evaluate the product than a general list of immune ingredients. The buyer can then see what is specified, what still needs supplier confirmation and how the two-capsule serving affects commercial production.
| Ingredient | Amount per serving |
| Echinacea extract from aerial parts | 740 mg |
| Astragalus root extract | 200 mg / at least 1% astragaloside |
| Elderberry fruit extract | 60 mg |
| Zinc from zinc glycinate | 15 mg |
| Serving size | 2 vegetable capsules |
| Servings per container | 30 |
The Supplement Facts record identifies 740 mg of echinacea extract from aerial parts. The plant part is useful, but no active marker or extraction ratio is shown in the current summary. A buyer should ask for the approved botanical identity, extraction details, assay and carrier before comparing quotations.
HEKONA does not fill that gap with a common market specification. The current formulation record states the plant part and label amount; a marker percentage is added only after it appears in the approved ingredient file and final label.
Astragalus root extract contributes 200 mg and the current record states at least 1% astragaloside. This specification needs to match the supplier method and certificate of analysis, including the exact marker terminology used for release testing.
Elderberry fruit extract contributes 60 mg, but its extraction ratio and marker are not stated here. A commercial description should not imply anthocyanin or polyphenol standardization unless the raw material is documented that way.
The listed botanicals total 1,000 mg before zinc compound input, carriers and excipients are included. A two-capsule serving is therefore a manufacturing decision, not a decorative label choice. Bulk density and flow can change the required shell size and fill weight.
A pilot fill should check weight variation, capsule closure and handling of the extract blend. If the brand requests a one-capsule serving, the formula or capsule format may need to change rather than compressing the same label claim into an untested space.
This formula should be sold on clear raw-material identity and hierarchy. It does not need claims about preventing seasonal illness, shortening a cold or fighting viruses. Those statements change the regulatory and evidence burden and fall outside an evidence-bound product brief.
Mushroom projects answer a different brief because species, fungal part and extract markers become central. The vitamin C, D3 and zinc formula serves buyers seeking a simpler nutrient product. Those differences should remain visible in the product range.
Thirty servings are recorded. After the fill trial, confirm capsule count, bottle volume, closure, seal, desiccant and storage wording for the selected extract blend.
The quotation file should identify each botanical by scientific name, plant part, extraction details and assay where applicable. Agree finished-product testing, label review and destination market before artwork approval.
This is a custom order. MOQ, sample work, timing and packaging are confirmed after HEKONA reviews the market and whether the formula will be retained or adjusted.
Send the target country, capsule preference, bottle count, botanical specifications, claim direction and forecast quantity so the quotation reflects the required material grade, fill trial, testing and label data.
The facts identify the aerial plant part and 740 mg amount but no marker. Confirm the raw-material specification before using a percentage.
The listed botanicals total 1,000 mg before compound weights and excipients. A fill trial determines the shell and serving.
Yes, subject to review. A change may affect assay, capsule load, evidence, price and label wording.
Review an Echinacea and Elderberry Capsule Project: Provide the destination market, required botanical specifications, capsule format, pack count, claim direction and expected volume. HEKONA will review raw materials, fill feasibility, testing, MOQ and quotation.
This formula is intended for adults looking for a botanical-led supplement with echinacea, astragalus, elderberry and zinc.
It may suit product lines targeting:
Final target-user wording, directions and claims should be reviewed for the intended sales market before label approval.
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