Proportional Extract

A: It refers to the concentration ratio between raw botanical material and final extract powder. For example, 10:1 means 10kg of raw herbs are concentrated into 1kg of extract.

A: Lower ratios (e.g., 5:1, 10:1) are usually used for cost-efficient formulations, while higher ratios (e.g., 20:1) are used when higher botanical concentration is required.

A: Yes, proportional extracts are widely used in capsules, tablets, powders, and blended herbal formulations due to their natural composition and good mixing performance.

A: Yes, multiple ratio extracts can be blended in one formulation depending on product design and active ingredient requirements.

A: Yes, each production batch follows fixed extraction ratios and controlled processing parameters to maintain consistent concentration levels.

A: We use herbs, roots, leaves, seeds, and fruits depending on the specific extract requirements.

A: Yes, we can adjust extraction ratios based on formulation needs and target application.

A: Proportional extract is concentrated through extraction, offering higher efficiency and lower dosage compared to raw botanical powder.