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Chaga 500mg

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Take 1-2 capsules

Morning

Quantity:

5 potential Effects of Chaga

Each is linked to a clinical study.

What It Is

A fungus that grows on birch trees.

The Form

A 15:1 extract in plant-based capsules.

Daily Serving

1–2 capsules a day.

Suitable For

Vegans and those following a halal diet.

Quality

Made in the UK. Each batch is tested for purity and quality.

Chaga (Inonotus obliquus) is a fungus that grows on birch trees in cold northern climates and has a long history of traditional use, often brewed as a tea. It naturally contains beta-glucans.

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Boosts my energy, great immune support

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Noticeable improvement in skin clarity and digestion!

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Love the earthy taste, helps immensely with focus.

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Longevity Quality

Charava is committed to providing you with the highest quality supplements available.

We believe transparency and rigorous testing are paramount to earning your trust. That's why all Charava products undergo independent third-party testing to ensure purity, potency, and safety. Certificates of Analysis are available upon request, providing detailed information on the ingredients.

Additionally, our manufacturing facilities are GMP-certified, signifying they meet the strictest international standards for quality control and production practices.

By choosing Charava, you can be confident you're getting a premium product backed by science and manufactured with exceptional care.

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Chaga - GIVE YOUR BODY WHAT IT NEEDS

✓ BASED ON SCIENTIFIC STUDIES

✓ NATURAL, VEGAN & GMO FREE

✓ GLUTEN & MAJOR ALLERGEN FREE

✓ ISO 9001 CERTIFIED

✓ GMP CERTIFIED

KEY FACTS ABOUT CHAGA

  • 500mg extract per capsule
  • 15:1 extract, about 45% beta-glucans
  • Vegan and halal
  • Made in the UK

What is Chaga and why do I need it?

Chaga (Inonotus obliquus) is a fungus that grows on birch trees in cold northern climates and has a long history of traditional use, often brewed as a tea. It naturally contains beta-glucans.

Questions?