Spore Capsules
Capsules deliver shell-broken reishi spores, the spore itself rather than a fruiting-body extract.
Shell Broken Reishi Spore (Ganoderma Lucidum) Powder
- Mushroom Source
- Reishi
- Latin Name
- Ganoderma lucidum
- Part Used
- Spore
- Appearance
- Brown powder
- Test Method
- HPLC
- MOQ
- 1 kg
Product Description
Shell-broken reishi spore powder is the spore, milled so the wall is open. It is not a Ganoderma lucidum extract, and it will not satisfy a 10:1 or a dual-extract triterpene line.
What to read is the shell-broken rate and how it was measured, then polysaccharides or triterpenes only if the COA actually reports them. Capsules and traditional formulas are the use. An oil pressed from the same spores is another code. Heavy metals stay on the lot.
Specification
| Mushroom Source | Reishi | Latin Name | Ganoderma lucidum |
|---|---|---|---|
| Part Used | Spore | Appearance | Brown powder |
| Test Method | HPLC | MOQ | 1 kg |
Applications
Traditional Formulas
Traditional formulas place the spore powder beside fruiting-body extract. They stay two materials.
Shell-Broken Check
The shell-broken spore is what gets filled. The rate only means something once the method that measured it is known.
Spore Oil Is Separate
Oil pressed from the same spores is another product and another filling line. This code is the powder those capsules and formulas use.
FAQ
Is shell-broken spore powder a reishi extract?
No. It is the cracked spore. An extract is made by extracting the fruiting body or the spore and concentrating it.
Why does the shell have to be broken?
The intact spore wall limits what a powder can release. The broken-shell rate is part of the specification.
Which species is it?
Ganoderma lucidum.
What should the COA show?
Identity, shell-broken rate and its method, and heavy metals. Add polysaccharides or triterpenes only if those are claimed.
